"It felt pretty good!" Quentin Tarantino on ‘appearing’ in The Avengers, Team America and Shrek.
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Director Quentin Tarantino talks to BBC Radio 1's Film Critic Ali Plumb about his incredible career. He discusses the "casting coup of the century" with Brad Pitt, Leonardo DiCaprio and Margot Robbie in new movie Once Upon A Time In Hollywood. And he reveals his favourite soundtrack choices, where that wallet is right now, and the best suggestions he's heard for what's in the briefcase in Pulp Fiction.
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Ali, you're SO good! I'm so glad it was you, and clearly so was Quentin. I feel like you had a heavy hand in the editing too. Beautiful. More genuine film nerds as journalists please, muthafuckas!!! xxxs
Wow. Nice montage. I always thought that in PF suitcase is your biggest dream like in a chamber in STALKER movie.
Such a brown nose interview. Sad.
What a great interview!
BBC Radio 1 wasn’t planning on getting emotional with that last question. That was beautiful.
Great to see that BBC got an interviewer who actually cares about his questions
Gothic,"purse",this is on forearm "wallet no repeats" Bulie and Dad reads "Gothic Cathredal a Cross",painting.
@@c.c.244 I don't think I've ever been more confused while reading a comment before.
I thought about this immeditaly I was like damn that was a good ass first question
This dude always asks unique and awesome questions.
He’s not just an interview, this is his series
So is it established that we love this interviewer?
Yes! He should teach a masterclass.
What's his name??
bigman25plus25 Ali Plumb :)
C. C. you okay?
C. C. Lmao Christian freaks
I' been watching Tarantino get mad at stupid interviewers for like an hour now, and I think this is the best interview I have ever seen, I hope Quentin watched it, cuz it's pure love and respect for his work
I don't know if he needed to watch it...he was there
@@DMac12flyers Editing can make crap out oh a diamond
You were watching interviews of him for a whole hour?
@@leninsalazarsanchez9753 and a Diamond from crap.
Another good one was with the french Journalist Augusting Trappenard.
I love how Quentin proudly acknowledges animated movies for kids like Shrek and Kung Fu Panda
Shrek 1/2 are better than 99.9% of all films too have ever been released.
Shrek is a movie for all ages.
@@mr.doctorcaptain1124 It's crap.
@@alphanerd72218 yr old only accepts marvel movies
@@Terminated_Account Do you want to try to make some sense or is random nonsense just what you do?
Probably the first and only interviewer Tarantino liked.
Just gotta the give the man a chance to show off his pop-culture knowdledge
Check out his interview with Marc Fennel.
Probably because he asked interesting questions not just the usual shit
There is a french guy that interviewed him for once upon a time in Hollywood, and you can see the fun Quinton is having, this was good also
This and Tarantino really enjoys being interviewed by Christopher Nolan aswell
The fact that Tarantino shows appreciation towards shrek is beautiful
But I don’t think he’s a fan of Kung fu panda XD
Because Shrek is love Shrek is life
@@CaptainChedda why?
ERamón he was praising skrek but king fu panda didn’t seem like he had much enthusiasm for idk
He had Shrek himself in Inglourious Basterds.
The end gave me warm feelings. He’s such an authentic guy. And if I ran into him I would totally just say hey thanks for making cool movies. I happen to be in my early 20s and a bunch of my friends said you’ve got to go see this new movie and took me to see Reservoir dogs in a midnight showing in the theater. Holy shit. What a ride it’s been for the last 20+ years with this guy.
Yeah ngl i used to think he was a little pretentious but then i realised that wasn't him it was all the douchebags copying his work so poorly
@@purplefood1in this interview he suggests kung fu panda is a parody of Kill Bill. Why? Because he thinks anything in an established genre that came after his work is taking from him. My man your original assumption is right - he is extremely pretentious.
if you're in your early 20s you wouldn't have seen reservoir dogs as a new movie in the theaters
@@AMediumSizedKodiakDude is a total ass. Tarantino thinks he knows everything while getting simple facts wrong. i.e. his anti-Asian American railings against Bruce Lee or Bob Chinn.
Outstanding interview, can see that Quentin really appreciates the depth of the questions, it certainly brings out his “real” side and shows how humble he is. Hats off to all involved from the BBC.
Yeh, our man Plumb is a real one. Always got good insights and questions. Great respectful rapport. The man loves film on a serious level. Also I know Tarantino knows a cinephile when he sees one and has a thing for nerdy british movie dudes too haha
This guy just genuinely loves cinema. From japanese movies nobody heard of to shrek 3..
I don't trust ppl who spell shrek wrong
@@makethisabeat Edited. I hope I can regain/restore some trust with it ;)
Gothic,"purse",past moments Hell on Earth "Jesus Christ gave up nothing and confirmed",forearm t,eternal life life everlasting. "Paul and Mathew reads no repeats" "the line,I am human or no one is,pipes in wood no repeats"
You might find that the Japanese have heard of those movies ;)
Thats why I always value his opinion on movies over many other directors (even ones I love) He still understands that movies are entertainment at end of the day, and if they can make you think...thats a bonus.
Watching two intelligent people talk is always worth it
Hey dumbass guy that interviewed Tarantino a few years back.... take notes and prepare. Always an excellent interviewer.
Right on
John Carlos ? Did he
you need to watch some noam chomsky you moron
Adrian Vaduva well when you have an actually intelligent person to do the interview it tends to force the person being interviewed to actually think lol
I can't imagine Hollywood without Tarantino, he's the coolest filmmaker for real
Meh!
His passion is infectious
Adore Tarantino’s work. He is a true Cinephile and his passion for movie making is simply unparalleled.
Tarantino's "N word" pass was in the suit case 🚫🧢
I mean according to Tarantino himself you're not wrong.
This makes so much sense that Sam Jackson would be the only one that could give it
Brief
If it was a suitcase the elvis thing makes sense, if it was a briefcase maybe it contained radioactive piss stained briefs.
it was glowing because Tarantino did a few takes just beforehand
You Know you're a good interviewer when you get Tarantino saying, *"Oh, Wow?..."*
Mr. Crawley . . . Mr. Crawley . . . Mr. Crawley . . .
Bulie and Dad reads
I don't know this needs to close on other tips "Kurt Sutter's a 10 million-aire" with a no cancer and no repeats.
C. C. Dude have you spent all day in these comment chains spewing actual nonsense?
@@moneykenny119 Living that crackhead life
This is one of the best interviews I've ever seen, extremely well thought out and unique questions. You could tell he was very excited by the questions, as opposed to most other interviews where he's just bored or even aggravated from being asked the same questions over and over again. Absolute legend of cinema.
Tarantino is WAY more likable than i thought, never seen an interview of him, he just seems very appreciative of people liking his work, and he just seems nerdy in the best way possible
This dude murdered this interview, asked great questions and vibed with QT.
God Bless
Same, I love his "Oh wow, great question!" expression that he has on a lot of them
@@Schmerz151 To make a Tarantino feel alive means you are a powerfull nigga
Ali Plumb always kills his interviews, he is very good at what he does
@@Kai88988 He's easily the best interviewer at all of these press junkets.
This guy's questions are the reasons i'm here. They're good, on point and fresh
Yeah. I think he might be my favorite interviewer
Some Interviewers try to fuck people up, with controversial questions. But he does a fair and good job
he's a really talented interviewer. I've yet to encounter a single guest who didn't enjoy his questions
Even Quentin was impressed.
Blahblah. "Oh look, someone on the internet is not a total jackass, let's collectively jerk him off..." So pathetic.
This is probably the best interview of someone in Hollywood I've ever seen. He asked nothing but good questions instead of the fluff that the interviewee's publicist pre-approved that we always get.
Great questions. I think Quentin appreciated the thought that went into this interview. As far as songs go, I would say "Son of a Preacher Man" and "Girl, You'll be A Woman Soon". I didn't know either of those songs before seeing Pulp Fiction back in the day.
Ok so the important part here is Quentin Tarantino has seen Shrek the third
Seems he is a true movie fan. He watches all types of movie
I'm positive he's seen the most movies out of anybody in history
He called them Disney princesses which is wrong
@@maxmusic5380 dude, they are a straigh parody of Disney princesses
@@bern9642 exactly, I saw his old clip of him praising Oscar winner bong joon ho and his movies and the potential that he has ...long back itself... he's a true movie Lover
Seeing Tarantino get so riled up talking about shrek made me smile a bit.
ikr
Even if it was from Shrek 3!
And he liked the scene. Great to see he's not a snob or uptight about it.
@@MaximumCarne He watches Kung-Fu Panda and Shrek, he has never been a movie snob. In fact he LOVES all kinds of movies as he described it. From B-Movies, Anime, Softcore to Obscure Foreign Movies. As long as it's entertaining and fun I don't think he judges harshly.
@@rahjeel unlike another great filmmaker who craps all over Marvel.
I’ve seen over 15 interviews with QT and this is by far the most selfless and eye opening piece to date
Tarantino correcting him that its Winter Soldier is everything
He didnt correct him he just agreed. Plumb, the interviewer, said "I think it was Winter Soldier" Tarantino says "yep it was Winter Soldier" ... thats not correcting him. Maybe English isnt your first language i dunno, but thats not correcting someone. That's agreeing. Cementing even. If the interviewer said it was a different movie and Tarantino said no its not its something else, that would be correcting. In this case, its not correcting and its not everything. Pay attention.
What I love about Quentin is that he's not pretentious when it comes to his love of movies. He loves all movies. From art house movies to shitty B movies to even Shrek 3. His knowledge about such a wide range of films is awesome.
Yeah, he's a movie fan, he's the sarcastic bloke who works down the video shop who knows about excellent obscure films. I think this helps the actors, they realise they're playing movie caricatures so they take the handbrake off. Like Waltz daintily eating cake. Of COURSE that's how fanatical nazis eat cake.
Who doesn’t love shrek 3
Yeah because he's not trying to make out that he's better than everyone which is what those pretentious people are doing. They think their taste is superior.
Sometimes, Tarantino will come out with a curated list of movies to watch. I've never been disappointed. The man knows movies.
michael gregory where can I find these??
I love how Quentin says "oh wow" after almost every question because they're genuinely interesting and good
Dude this. And even moreso considering Quentin is known to respond badly to well... bad interviews, usually from shallow journalists looking to entrap him in discussions about violence and his directing methods it's so good to see him be able to express himself without the prejudice that comes with a obscenely expressive and industrious mind.
maybe he was just in a good mood? I can guarantee he's been asked these questions 100 times before
@@lycanthrophy616 actually not. If you've followed media interviews over the past 15 years or so you can attest to the fact that a good interview/interviewer is actually quite rare and most of it boils down to used questions and baiting. I don't believe Quentins foul moods were coincident with bad questions every time
that's cuz he is a Smart guy n doesn't like dumb questions.
@@l1v3fr330rd1ehard understandable
I love how this featurette is edited with so much love and passion. Great tribute to Tarantino. Hats off to the editor.
I watched that entire interview with a smile on my face. I love all his movies. He's the master of pulling you into a film
Give the editor a raise. The interview with movie scenes and examples make this video excellent.
agreed! as an editor myself, these interviews are put together tremendously! such brilliant flow, especially with linking dialogue to imagery and making good use of music at the right times! :)
Looked in commentary section for this comment. YES!
Yeah this is no WatchMojo xD
@@stricklandpropane7090 to why u so triggered
11:07 made it for me, give that man a medal.
But for real - the ending montage of Tarantino's movies was a phenomenally edited tribute. Hands down to the editor.
siea
Gothic,"purse",uhm Saprano,MJ.S. brother and his wife from the show are holding cotton candy with a note on it Lord Jesus Christ did not choke traveling in Death from Mansion to another even if he makes a stop " I was Jesus Christ this comment saved me a lot of money,"wallet no repeats" forearm:Bulie and Dad reads T. "eternal life everlasting" "Saw untill we get there"
sztywny ty antypolaku po angielsku szprechasz ?
Whats the song
@@cg1906 Animals - Don't let me be Misunderstood
I was 21 when Quentin came on the scene with Reservoir Dogs. My entire adult life, I have followed every movie. I essentially grew up with Quentin and his films. Thank you Quentin.! LOVE.LOVE.LOVE.
i swear this man is one of the few last competent journalists/interviewers out there rn. good questions as always mate!
Him and Sean Evans from Hot Ones
you can see Quentin face at the beginning he was just like ohh here we go another interviewer who's gonna ask me the same goddam shit but during the interview you can see the excitement and how happy he was. great interview
Is it possible that the 5th of tequila he was swilling down the entire time maybe had a small role?
@@billyboblillybob344 Then props to the interviewer for knowing how to get what he needs from the interviewee.
@@SunGawdRa If the interviewer gave him the bottle then indeed yes. It's not like the interviewer would have said, "Hey Q, no drinking during the interview...or else" hahaha.
Perseus no repeats,I went over something wayback we seen the otherside-Hell before threw a tunnel you say Doctor she'll (((l you.
At least the creepy pedo cunt didn’t have a meltdown this time
Clicked for the fake clickbait title. Stayed for the actually good interview
U forgot about Nick fury said mfker in Infinity Wars post credit scene
It's not actually clickbait, 'appearing' is in floating commas or whatever they're called
@@AdityaKumar-ez4ey Qoutations and what you've used on your comment is an apostrophe :>.
@@chiongmathewjoseph3974 aren't quotations- "abc"
@@AdityaKumar-ez4ey yes and what you have called them are "floating commas" and what you are using are apostrophes the ' ' '
if a kung fu panda movie is dedicated to being an homage to another piece of media, that’s high art
Kung Fu Panda definitely takes notes from Kill Bill, but it isn’t a Kill Bill parody. It’s an homage to the Kung Fu genre, of which it naturally follows similar beats to Kill Bill. I think Quenton sounded like he thinks Kill Bill was the beginning of Kung Fu cinema, or something ridiculous like that.
@@DoctorCyan are you serious dude? The kung fu genre? First of all it’s the samurai genre. Kill bills are SAMURAI movies. Second look up lady snow blood to see the staggering stealing of shots. Also the lady snowblood movies are great and would reccomend. Kill bill 1 also has western influences
Imagine an existence without Tarantino’s films. I have always felt something after watching each of them, like I’ve almost been through a real experience myself, there isn’t one that hasn’t had an impact, even when rewatching them. If you are really familiar with his work, every film, how hard it is to pick one you would say is his best or your favourite, or on the flip side of that question which one is his worst or you hate. The guy is arguably the most influential director of the 21st Century.
Tarantino saying "Oh Wooow." After you ask a question means you are a good interviewer sir.
yeaht that went cool and smooth , it showed the true colours of the man that got interviewed which would be Quentin
Interviewer was on point.
I really hope ali interviews joaquin phoenix for joker on october
Same man he's the best interviewer.
The new joker!
Brilliant idea
Yeah. The 14th joker. How original.
@Elliepopcorn ahhhhhh....never been a fan. Just like batman. Too many different actors. And superman.
10:08 the best close out answer I've ever heard, filled with such emotion/understanding/down to earthness. Pure class.
This host is great, his guests always seem to loosen up and have a truly good time. I think his questions are different then most and bring the best out of the guests because they are answering questions they are not usually asked. I bet it would be a relief for these guests, after doing dozens of press interviews, to have some different and deep questions to make you have a think and to look back.
Possibly the best Tarantino interview I've ever seen. Not too many surface questions, just enough deep questions. Thank you!
should of asked him why he enabled Harvey Weinstein to abuse women
Gothic,"purse",and forearm "wallet no repeats" Bulie and Dad reads,are those castings over time to listen to some Mr. Crawley "and until we get there :-)" ahh. alright we are looking at our forearm now "tip:flat cacoon" there's some Highway notes until we get there,it was a cold Winters Night . . . not a star in sight . . . "Jason until we get there" said.
this one saved me a lot of money there's Quentin Tarantino and his Dad with James Gandolfini with cotton Candy in his hand and a note saying Jesus Christ did not choke "that saved MJ.S.self a lot of money" forearm.
all the Debbie Deb cancer and all cancer deleted "confirmed" "no cancer"
soft is hard "bench" no repeats
It seemed like Quentin genuinely liked talking with Ali.
this interview was honestly very refreshing
Why wouldn't he? Intelligent hard-working people like Tarantino love other intelligent hard-working people like Ali.
I don’t think it’s possible to love something as much as Tarantino loves movies.
The ending montage is incredibly well done. Ali Plumb is also an exceptional interviewer.
The interviewer is great, which has been established. However, can we show some love to the editor? (especially at 10:17 on)
Up his ass.
It kind of made me emotional
That mini montage with Tarantino's words behind was great.
true
Agree on the part that he seems to get a nice sythesis with his guests, but one thing bothers me ... Who the hell edits all his videos ? Everytime full of references that overwhelm the actuall interview ... It is too much ... If this to get more time for youtube ... Stop doing it ... It destroys the flow of the interview... And to be honest i have seen kids edit better with there references, It feels like this is more movie clips than interview ...
I love Tarantino appreciating Ali Plumb's questions. The guy's such a pro.
Indeed he is. It just a joy to watch any interview. This is how it SHOULD be done.
Quentin Tarantino is one of the coolest geniuses that has ever lived we are lucky to have been alive when he was.
The hateful 8 is still one of my favorite movies of all time
Yeah it’s really good. Don’t understand the hate behind it.
I’m with you. Every version, from the theatrical cut to the 4 episode epic on Netflix, is an absolute joy to watch. A masterpiece. Dude has no bad flicks, not many directors can bat 1000. Hope he changes his mind and makes 10 more.
You know you're influential when Shrek references you.
Shrek is 90% a reference to pop culture.
@@juanrodriguez-xy9vj lmao it literally is all references lol I'm dying right now laughing at that guys comment
This dude comes across as a legit fan. He asks the questions that I didn’t know I wanted to ask- or be answered. See, interviewers- you don’t need “gotcha” BS to be great at your job.
Beebo the mighty little bear Cool, dude.
A legit fan of a creepy pedophile,big props to him 😂
@@kevintwine2315 uh, what?
Doc What are you confused about?
@@kevintwine2315 How the fuck is he even a pedophile tho?
Seen several of this guy's interviews, he's so good! Always feels like he knows everyone he interviews really well as they are always so open and comfortable with him. Great stuff
I love absolutely love and adore Tarantino's enthusiasm for just movies/film/cinema/books in general.
This Guy deserve a huge raise. His questions are priceless, I always get to know something new.
Yes unlike most interviews I feel like I actually gained something
I feel like getting reactions like these to his questions is like a christmas bonus. But seriously, he needs a raise.
I’ve learned more about the movie industry, acting, directing than with any other interviewer. Ali Plumb is a revelation.
@@Kim-zf5dp Simon Mayo is very good also. His interview with Leonardo DiCaprio for The Revenant was widely commended at the time, because even Leonardo thanked him for the questions afterwards.
good questions man, you can see it by how baffled quentin is to actually hear engaging questions
wallet no repeats "Gothic",forearm.There's a Mr. Crawley grill until we get there "where?! the otherside ahh. forever . . .",eternal life.
Bulie and Dad reads "uhm"
very good comments ahh.,that not mess the "oh that was notes at home and other tip I don't know why they can't catch on Gothic "purse avoiding dart on tips",Mr. Crawley . . .
haha yeah. He always seems so angry . This guy nailed it.
Gothic,"purse" "wallet no repeats-forearm,we know that confirmed" the 180's flat incline and the bump "they will never believe that-some clips" 180's no repeats ;-)
what I appreciate about Quentin Tarantino is he is not afraid to do controversial stuff or over the top outlandish stuff, he takes you on a wild whacky adventure and its fun until the credits roll.
Happy to have lived in the time of Quintin Tarantino… can’t wait for his 10th and final film!?
Getting a laugh out of Tarantino will be a top tier consolation prize for the rest of your life. Well done!
Gothic,"purse",pipes no repeats.
Corona,"purse",that movie return fraud,oh that one scam get a copy of the credit volcher and receipt and that tip made 10,000 dollars cash "no repeats"
Gothic,"purse",Corona . . . "it's around" I was Jesus Christ "Quentin knows that . . ." "eternal life life everlasting"
was J. Moto one of your curse wives Courty "way back that's over and clear" "phone booth no repeats",forearm.
this comment means the these comments and didn't choke mmm.I was in my room I was looking at a Hellraiser Box.
interviewer: *asks a question* quentin: oh WoW
the question: *Can you please say "oh WoW"?*
He’s amazing lmfaooooooooooo
This interviewer is dope
**owen wilson**
5:20 SO THERE IS A DEFINITIVE ANSWER
Great interview, amazing ending. I think many of us feel greatly inspired by Tarantino not only because we like his films, but also because we share that unmeasurable love for films.
Bruh this dude is like us!! He loves the MCU, Shrek and loves the memes from his movies!!!!
Hes the BEST DIRECTOR EVER!
He's not like us. He makes incredible movies.
We are not obsessed with feet
Imagine him writing/directing an action flick with Keanu in mind.
I get it that he lives movies and stuff as much as we do but the kung fu panda thing... That scene was as much a kill bill parody is the kill bill version was a parody of (insert old Jackie Chan movie here) reference. I'm a much of a Tarantino fan as anyone but this interview kinda makes him look a bit conceited
I never expected him to be such a big marvel and MCU nerd... Him marking out about the snap is exhilarating
I love it when actors and directors are nerds of stuff like that because it shows they actually appreciate film making, there's so many directors and actors who are so selfish about their own work but don't care to watch other people's films. One being Jesse Eisenberg.
@Yashwanth O he binge arched all mcu movies before endgame... Even I didn't do it and I consider myself an mcu fan...
He is a comic book fan. His character in true romance even works at a comic store. And there’s marvel posters in reservoir dogs. His favorite character is Luke Cage
There's an interview clip somewhere on KZhead where he did an interview with the Nerdist podcast and he spoke about how after Reservoir Dogs, he was originally planning to do a Luke Cage film starring Lawrence Fishburne
tbh, I'm more surprised to see he is a fan of Shrek.
A culture icon who makes culture icons together with other culture icons - what an iconic icon
I envy whoever put this cut together, you can tell they had a blast working with the movie samples and they did a phenomenal job.
You know you are a good interviewer when a director who has been working in the industry for over 20 years is impressed by the questions you ask.
Hah yep. Its only taken mainstream media what, like, 20 years?
The only director who hasn't lost his touch after all these years.
Yeah, look at Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
and he said he loved animated movies especially Toy Story 3, my life is complete!
@@4deleDaz33m ahaha a man of culture as well
@@davidepassarella3766 Showing his appreciation to animated movies is just beautiful even at his age now is still beautiful
@@davidepassarella3766 Toy Story 3 was Tarantino's number one film of 2010 btw so he really does have a good taste of film
I come back to Quentin Tarantino's films about every 3 or 4 years having forgotten how much I love them all... Such a pleasure to watch... Fantastic filmmaker.
What a great interview! Just the level of questions, combined with respect and admiration (also great editing) just elevated this to a whole other level.
10:18 Somebody give a fat raise to the editor for these videos... AMAZING editing right there. Got me all fired up!
Agreeed
Agreed indeed
Yeah, me too... Now I wanna watch all his films once again
Just proves how great is Kill Bill soundtrack.
"Up his ass!"
This is so good and so masterfully cut. Just a incredible video. Thank you BBC & whoever cut this.
Omg Garret I always knew you had great taste!
Omg garrett 😦
LOL GARRETT WHAT ARE YOU DOING HERE YOURE NOT A REAL HUMAN
It is so Well edited
@@XZ-III thank you for calling it editing, everyone else in this thread calls it cuts? Me and you understand it’s called editing
First time i saw pulp fiction I think I was like 15 I was blown away. Been a huge fan ever since. Tarantino is just on another level.
This is one of the best interviews that I’ve ever seen, QT is truly enjoying the conversation
Should be titled: “best Tarantino interview ever”
Tarantino: "I want you to tell me what's in the suitcase." Fan: "It's Elvis' gold suit." Tarantino: "No."
I think *he* knows what he intended to be in there, but he's never going to answer that question, so he's more interested in hearing what their idea is than he is in every telling anyone what his idea is. So more like "oh, interesting. Wrong. But interesting!".
@@seanlauper7926 I can't help but wonder if someone, anyone has come close to his intended idea.
I remember hearing that it was supposed to be Marcellus Wallace's soul. Anybody else heard that?
@@JakeBor Yeah, that's been suggested before. I think the idea that it's someone's soul is probably the oldest and most common interpretation. I first saw Pulp Fiction with my dad in 1995, and my dad immediately suggested that it was someone's soul. It literally took him about 3 seconds.
What's in the boooox
Amazing interview guys well done. The smile on Quintons face as he shakes hands, shows his respect for the professionalism of the interview. Well done
Didn't expect this, but this really was a great interview. The interviewer was great, the questions were perfect and the editing was on point. You could see that QT enjoyed this.
“Kung fu panda is just a straight up parody of Kill Bill” Good God he’s right how have I never realized
With the theme music there's definitely a homage in there
It’s not.
Or both films did just what 100s of older Chinese movies did .
The thing I love about this interview is the fact that you get to see how Quentin really is a fan of films and pop culture. Like whatever genre it is, he enjoys watching. He's not the "I don't like this genre, this isn't cinema" type.
Most big name directors are insane cinephiles. These guys can quote obscure dialogues from barely known films from countries not typically known for having a robust movie industry. I've heard Martin Scorcese speak about silent films from the Indian film industry from back in the day.
Yeah he’s not a Boomer like Martin scorsceses
How would you know,he might not love a movie but he knows how to ask question and not disrespect the client
MAN LMAO THIS SOY JUST MAD TO CRITICSM
@@jeffrahmon7892 scorsese is still a better director than him also the things he said about marvel were kinda facts tho
Great interview, asked fabulous questions and obviously a Tarantino fan! We have all the box sets, the wallet, the razor the key ring…..
This guy smashed it with the questions! great interview, and Quentin is just a down to earth legend
I never realized how much Kung Fu Panda is like Kill Bill my mind is blown
It's actually not though. It's a parody of martial arts films in general not just Kill Bill. I mean the characters and narrative are very different there's like really few similarities. Kinda of a weird comparison for Quentin to make lol.
Kung Fu Panda is not like Kill Bill. He was just talking about that one scene being a parody. Kill Bill is basically culmination of a bunch of different other movies Tarrintino "lifted" from:. Kung Fu Panda inspired by Kung Fu Hustle.
Kung Fu Panda is the greatest film ever made
That’s because your mind is blown.
its not at all...
I can't imagine a wrld without a Quentin Tarantino Movie.
archit misal Easy it was the world before 1991. Lol. But I see what you mean. I would be sad if we didn't have his movies. They're all quality in my opinion.
Have you ever thought about the fact that we probably live in a world where an AMAZING director does NOT exist because he died in a car accident or something when he was a child? Because that's the world we live in. Lots of potential great people die every day, so it's really a miracle when geniuses live and do things.
@@krautgazer huh? Wat r u talking about? There are 7.8 Billion people n dis world, @ least 20% or more of dez 7 billion r going ta b amazing director's. Quetin Tarantino is apart of dat 20%
@@lildrew607 20% of the world are going to be film directors? I don't think that's right but okay haha what I meant though is that a lot of people die every day and we lose talents every day... Some talents who never produced anything. I know it's a sad thought but it makes you wonder how many more amazing artists we could have had and we will never know...
@@krautgazer u probably right 20% is a stretch😂, but we always have new talented people coming out of no where. Plus wit today's technology, we can really inspire true prodigies. Quentin Tarantino is n inspiration for dez prodigies.
this was a great interview, good questions and the interviewer is really good at what he does.
This might be the best conducted AND the best edited interview I've ever seen. Well done.
The fact that Quentin has seen shrek 3 and was hype af about it too makes me feel complete for some reason
The way Tarantino reacts to a reporter shows how good they are, first time seeing this interviewer Ali but he asks interesting questions that start a casual conversation. Lock him down, this is how it’s done.
Rekabkram100 so just because he's riding his dick he Is a good interviewer? Dont be ridiculous, nobody should fucking do that, tarantino is a fucking narcissist.
@@mrsuperstarxv6006 Firstly, this is not Diane Sawyer. The interviewer is not there to ask Quentin questions about his absentee father and tumultuous childhood. This is an interview to promote Quentin's movie. The literal definition of a good interview is to ask interesting, nuanced questions that demand the interviewee to think. Most interviews are conducted in the same pattern and with the same bland questions, questions that the interviewees have already answered dozens of times. This guy has actually sat down and thought of questions that involve Quentin. I cannot see the problem here.
Gothic,"purse",forearm tip:flat cacoon "wallet no repeats" Bulie and Dad reads eternal life everlasting . . . drown ))))
Mr Superstar XV What do you want? Some inflammatory “hard-hitting” interview of a fucking filmmaker? Quentin’s not running for President. He’s just doing press for a damn movie. We don’t need interviewers to ask inflammatory questions of him just to make headlines. This is entertainment, and this is how an entertainment-based interview is done.
QT isn't afraid to accentuate the character with emotive dialogue. He raised the bar in Hollywood.
I keep coming back to this every now and then and its a breath of fresh air to have an interviewer who knows his stuff and makes the celebrity actually enjoy the 50th or whatever interview of the day. Tarantino thoroughly enjoyed the questions and to see someone who gets what hes about and how he makes his movies, it will be a sad day when he finishes the Tarantino series but what a thing to do. Im sure in many years Quentin will be talked about as one of THE biggest directors in history if not the biggest of all time for his work and love for the industry which is passed on through so many films across the unlikeliest of places.
“I always try to give them the respect that they’re giving me back.” What an awesome guy
Gothic"purse",meth qeek in the room,as I was finishing up with the Hell Raiser Box "an old friend of mine popped up the downtown Gay Mississippi convict",eternal life life everlasting.
Gothic,"purse",I was Pazuzu the King of the Demons of the wind "South West wind Devil" "this is the one it is not going to repeat "the Grim Reaper" forearm-t.
Corona the only commercial out.
Saw until we get there and when we get there "we obv. give up nothing",top comments sex,the other money in Saw "just the Lou Fregino tip mmm" that Walmart other scams it was a credit voulcher and receipt return tip "that was cash" "story notes guy's" the Jaguar in weeds "ahh.",oh uhm enjoying that money from the voulcher,the Grim Reaper.
Paul Crystal's Dad that made an appearance with prison Tom Cruise glasses on,there's a note on them and it say "and! we are not dumb period"
Imagine Quentin Tarantino making a superhero movie like Watchmen??? Bro that would be dope.
I imagine it would be something like The Boys (great show btw)
@@danielrios5778 The Boys fucking sucks. That ending ruined the entire season.
Al Morar from what Simon pegg said in an interview I kinda don't want tarintino touching it , not saying he's a bad director but he has these certain styles of directing and Star Trek would be weird with mass amounts of blood would just look weird
Al Morar that's what I like about him he has a certain style like Edgar Wright or Guillermo del toro so if he can turn anything into gold I think it should be his own sci fi movie using his style he described his Star Trek idea like pulp fiction in space I'd rather see a original Tarantino sci-fi film rather than a instalment into a well known universe
Al Morar A Tarantino Star Trek film won’t have the same feel as Star Trek. It will end up being Pulp Fiction in Space with Star Trek slapped on top of it.
This guy knew the assignment, great questions made for a great interview!🙌🏽
This man gets film and story. I love him.
The way this video was ended was a truly perfect tribute to a wonderful director. Well played.
Oh yeah he is gonna retire after his FINAL movie :(
@@TheArtisticGhost he's not that shure about that. At least not as much as he used to be.
@@Trueffelschwein4 i heard that after he does his horror based film it would be last from him, idk yet
@@TheArtisticGhost ive seen an interview where he said he might won't retire after his 10th movie. Only time will tell, i guess. Still hope for us tough. :)
@@Trueffelschwein4 maybe he will take a big pause
I would love to watch an R rated MCU movie directed by Quentin Tarantino
Imagine his take on a doctor strange movie
He was offered one apparently but turned it down..
Kraven's Last Hunt!
I want a Luke Cage movie directed by him
Snoi Med moon knight is shit
This is actually the interview to Tarantino that I have enjoyed the most. You can tell Quentin was comfortable there, and the questions were not just the typical BS questions.
Man I just keep coming back to this interview. The editing is just inspiring.
There was a fan in the editing room putting in the extra hours. Appreciated.
You can feel that this video was very personal to the editor.
You know this 👊🏿
BIG props to whoever edited the last minute of this. Great montage-over-interview!
Douglas Souza MY EXACT THOUGHTS
Yes, the last two minutes are phenomenal. Pure quality
Its pure art in itself
There is a palpable level of respect in this clip between the interviewer and interviewee and it's makes for a great time, the editing was also spot on, well done sir, well done