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Rambo 1, yes Rambo 1. Probably the most perfect movie ever made. Just kidding, but it's really good for an 80's movie

Still miss him being on this planet with us.

Tarantino is a genius. His work doesn't fit into any genre. He created his own. He is so enthusiastic about film and it shows in this interview. I am sixty-six and not in the best of health. When I am having a bad day ((night) I put on a Tarantino film. His originality, unpredictability, humour are a panacea. Thank you for uploading this. 👍

South Park's longevity and success is 100% proof that you can make fun of anything.

pacino's work in GODFATHER 3 is a torture

Great actor! RIP Robin, you're gone... But not forgotten!!!!

I truly like / enjoyed this movie .. the zany antics , and discovering what is truly in the heart . I have a set of morals that would never allow me to be intimate with any man ..

Claus Von Stauffenberg is still awesome ❤

My favorite movie ❤

How did this unlikely combination of elements come together to create a timeless classic? Trey Parker absolutely nails the answer. (27:43)

The score to this film is perfect!

We will never forget Danny!! The mission was a complete failure and we lost a lot of badass men that we will never forget. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

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Frank was ruthless but sadly a snitch .

What is not remembered about Claus von Stauffenberg is the fact that he has earlier enthusiastically welcomed Hitler's appointment as Chancellor in 1933 and approved most of his policies. When the war broke out, he served as an officer in the German army's invasion of Poland, France and other campaigns. Regarding Poland, he described Poles as 'an unbelievable rabble' of 'Jews and mongrels' who were 'only comfortable under the knout'. He advocated for the systematic colonization of occupied Poland by Germans. To him, Poles were a bunch of sub-humans that should be only treated as slaves. There are proofs that he hasn't liked mass executions during invasion and occupation, yet he wasn't against general oppression. The only reason why Stauffenberg and most of his fellow conspirators turned on Hitler, whom they have ardently supported until 1943, was because they felt that the war was going badly. Stalingrad and other failures in both fronts convinced them that if they won't do something drastic, like assassinating Hitler and replacing him with a different leader, newly acquired territories in the East and everything they have stolen could be lost. The fact that modern Germany considers Stauffenberg a national "hero" is appalling and disturbing to say the least. German apologists go to great lengths to point out how he hasn't shown as much hatred towards Jews as many other Germans and Austrians at that time (he still despised them and seen as worse than ethnically or culturally Germanic people, just wasn't so strong about it and rather wasn't for their complete physical elimination); forgetting that what he lacked in anti-Semitism comparing to others, he was making up with equal or even bigger level of anti-Slavism (he wasn't for eradicating all of them neither, but seen in Slavs nothing more than potential slaves). The conspirators' plan was to end the fight on two fronts and make peace with "the West", even at the cost of giving up many territories obtained during the war (III German Reich's western border would return to that of 1939); but it was to focus only on the eastern front, and they haven't wanted to withdraw from the occupied countries of Central and Eastern Europe. Beside recognizing the stupidity of fighting on two fronts at the same time, they also rightfully blamed Hitler and his close circle for many strategic mistakes. PS Claus von Stauffenberg was approached by some German officers who were more truly against Nazism, war and Hitler first time already in 1939 and again in 1940, but then Germany was winning, so he had no interest in joining them (although at least as a plus he hasn't denounced them).

The Director's Cut is sentimental soft shit. The original version will always be the best.

There’s no such thing as a Congressional Medal of Honor. Good movie…except for the ending. It’s unwatchable because it’s so dumb.

That's so funny that Kate found that phone call scene daunting. She pulls it off so incredibly well.

I still miss Robin Williams to this day. I always looked forward to anything that he did. He was a Prince among men. Kind at every turn. I love you Robin Williams and I miss you.

Rip Patrick and Rick

I didn't like Godfather III

There’s a horrible feeling that comes when you reflect back to when your loved one dies, and you think about what you were doing in your day when they took their last breath. I can’t imagine knowing your son died and, as much as you wish you could, you weren’t there to protect him.

tony scott greatest loveable

RIP Patrick Swayze, Rick Alvarez, and Vincent Schiavelli 😢 💙💙💙

From a medical /health standpoint , there is much here to think about. The chemicals Robin was exposed to (on his head face of course) the adhesive alone is toxic ; then you have layers of heavy makeup, plus the chemical peel he needed. I have wondered if these substances -- left on his skin sometimes for 34 hours, this is how they filmed it was a marathon. They may have entered the cortex , and left him vulnerable to Lewy body dementia ? It would help if a doctor could address this topic on CZcams . Thank you for a sensitive interview.

Pretty much every film actor in the western hemisphere , auditioned for a role in the film. The list was huge. Chris Columbus had just made Home Alone and Home Alone 2. He was a major hit maker.

I don’t know why the godfather 3 is hated so much?? Sure the first 2 were groundbreaking and unmatched and a lot of the characters.. well died, so they couldn’t make it to the last one, but still i thought it was a great movie to end the story. I don’t why it gets dragged through mud, it really wasn’t that bad.

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The lady doing the make up, look like few years younger than Mrs. Delfire

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I love watching this movie, every moment of it soo good..a good feel movie. This movie makes me smile each time.

A very very very epic action scene .. an amazing scene ..

The essence of any decent interview is not only the interviewee but the subtlety of the interviewer .The questions asked here seem informed and allow Quentin to elaborate whilst dropping “film knowledge” the only way he can

Imagine starring in Dumb and Dumber and Speed within a few months. Absolute 90s classics

Bardzo proszę o polskie tłumaczenie tak bardzo chciałabym o czym mowią aktorzy poza planem

You can see the melancholy of the man would take his own life by jumping off of the Vincent Thomas bridge.

The best interview.

If I met Julie Dreyfus in person back than I would say "marry me Madame Julie Dreyfus because you are beyond gorgeous!!"

Was Brad Pitt in reservoir dogs?

take notice. since the 1980's ,american society has undergone many bad social concerns that did not exist before to any dire level. now, increased homelwssness, humam trafficking, neo nazi politics, a republican party that is mostly tuned to destroying organized humanity as we know it, endless wars, porr wages, crime aganist the envirement, encourged by TRump and his cohorts,denial of illness pandemics, official denial of the climate crisis, all forboding events depicted in the movie..

I think Pulp Fiction got an award for best dance scene in that movie both Uma Thurman and Travolta are very good dancers no doubts about it .

He is brilliant in directing films and you can see the fetish when seeing his movies I'm sure many want to know the beginning how it all got started an If you succeed at things you love it's good to fail at them then learn from it so as to keep trying again then being a lot better at things .

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Being in my 50s in a movie lover, it’s amazing what comes out of Hollywood now. It’s so different and unappealing. And actually you don’t have interviews like this anymore.

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