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And that was Tom's last attempt at auteur cinema. From then on, he became a brand from start to finish.

Best thing Cruise ever did

He’s 100 percent right

PTA was SO coked up in the late 90’s. Regardless, he got on if the best performances out of Cruise in his history of acting.

How yt shorts creators feel after putting "and thats why" at the end of the short

Wait, is he kinda hot? Noooooo 😮

I'm not even as big a Tarantino fan as most people but he's completely right and the directors I respect the most write all their scripts, and I put them in a separate category from directors whom I also love but who don't write anything.

Can’t stand this movie. Practically gave me seizures watching it. Shut it off after 90 minutes into it. I’m sure people will comment that I didn’t understand the movie, blah, blah. Too much visually going on to even make sense…hot dog fingers? Butt plugs? Come on….🤷‍♀

That's insight. I like the proposed version(s), too!

Isn't there literally a scene where the family discusses their plan?

Wow……… I just finished this movie and that went right over my head. Incredible. Glad I watched this…

I have the bottom half of the screen which holds the script the video is showing, cut off by the title of the video and the channel that posted it. Good job whoever uploaded this 🙄

Ok but sometimes these details are not really noticeable, or make any difference.

Good loop.

This is the exact reason why amazing directors like Steven Spielberg have a bunch of shitty movies

Great film

Great video and lovely channel! I hope to see it grow more and more. I also make videos about film and I was wondering where you get your clips from the movies. I really struggle with finding high quality clips online and I noticed how great your video quality is. I'd really really appreciate the help.

Such a great role. Cruise is so talented

Towards the end when it cuts between scenes with evelyn in different universes like the raccacoonie one, where she goes hime to file taxes, where she "died" (but came bsck), and with jobu, which one is she TRULY in? like is she experiencing all of them at the same time, or is it just differrnt evelyns in each once? The one where she went homr to file her taxes really confused me because its set up the same as part 1. To summarize this, which universe does she "wake up" to?

Fire❤

Martin Scorsese, Ridley Scott, Denis Villeneuve, Michael Bay, etc… are famous directors (not writer/directors) who still have a voice decades later. Take those facts and his comments and form your own opinion.

❤PTA❤

David fincher has made like 2 more movies than Tarantino

Perfectly written. Perfectly acted.

What about Stanley Kubrick? I get what Tarantino is saying, but you don’t have to be a writer to be a brilliant distinct filmmaker. It works for him, but how many directors go done that path where they HAVE to also write the script and the movie suffers for it.

What made this movie great was its simplicity. It is like watching a book in live action because it leaves so much to the imagination regarding what you hear from the characters and their stories.

Oh, Eddie Izzard and his opinion about Clay Pigeons-he threw that yh? What Do I have to say? Throw another one before he kills me with the thin bit? ... Eddie Izzard ey? He's my favourite lemon lollipop. He's a so-daddy , he's a Cold Front Coming. I used to make a list ( this was after i thought about moving to NYC) of people i ought to make ice with witchcraft for if I could. Like...Hitler. The thing about Eddie is his stand up ( i love by the way) is school in the bar. I was suspicious: what next? Only it turned out he was completely cuckoo juice and clearly jolly yeah? So i thought in the name of Picasso i ought to let him continue . Yes! Eddie izzard I thought: twang people into a tree! Bl**dy scientologists think they won the game of life! They lost to this dead guy in a parachute- woe, woe.

Oh, why i keep stalling? I was convinced Father was reading my scripts in my sleep. I thought i'd plug it in the other way

I’m a writer/director myself (3 feature films) but in regards to Fincher and other directors that direct other people’s scripts, you can still have that voice. A director ultimately is the lead creative of the film, so he choose the look and feel of the film and how it is told. If a director likes a certain topic and continues to find scripts that fit that topic, there’s a clear distinction of the director without him/her having to write the script as well. I use Denis Villeneuve (director of Dune) as an example. He only directs but his film discography is very wide and you can still spot his films just by the tone, visuals and storytelling.

I still haven't seen this yet. But, ,will watch it. The stair thing reminds me of, The Exorcist. Stairs were indicative of the priest, Damien. He was always seen going up and never down. That was talked about on the DVD. Also, it shouldn't be, "is" all the stairs. But, "are" all the stairs. Why are people not using "are" when they use something that's plural? It's as if they see the "s" at the end of the word they're describing and think "is" should be used. Simple grammar goes a long way.

Fair synopsis of poor film.

OMG , you did it ! . I was looking for the shortest version to explain and rearrange all the nonsense I’ve just seen , and watched a couple of videos that gave me more headache 🤕 , but this one 🥳 .. bravo 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 bravo sir 👏🏼 keep up the great work , I’m gonna scroll through your channel to see more short informative vids 😂

His masterpiece is memories of murders

Even though I knew Tom Cruise- THIS PART made me a FAN!! I guess I had a thing for people like this but he was absolutely amazing!!!! Like no other role I had seen him…. ❤❤❤ well done!!!!!!

I don't think its true about the voice, look at Martin Scorsese and Steven Spielberg for example

Went to the theater to see another movie but it was sold out. The only other movie playing in that time slot was a movie my friends and I had never heard of called, Good Will Hunting. We decided to take a chance. We all came out of that theater knowing we had just seen an all-time classic.

While that scene was hit hard emotionally, you pointed out the technical aesthetics as well. I get what you mean about Pinocchio forming his own path as Geppetto turns around for the 1st time.

Great great movie!

This man killed off Luke Skywalker

Tom Cruises character in Magnolia with his dying father was THE SCENE that awakened my younger self to movies being viable art form. Not just a medium for cheap entertainment.

Fincher clears him lmao

I don’t know how you did it. But indeed you did. And I’m still just as confused as the first day I saw it. The person had to be on mushrooms that created this. 😂😂😂

Tim should’ve won an Oscar for his performance in magnolia.

Amazing.. could you please give me an insight of how to transform a script into a vertical video format. I've been trying to process one for my theatre course but couldn't find the correct application or way..

Wow, putting himself on a pedestal over others.

This movie has to have a oscar

Its just overhyped simple movie

Wow never thought of this

He should have got the Oscar…the scene by his fathers bedside where his front dissolves…phenomenal

I get much more interest in a film with a written and directed by---(same person). It’s a vision of unique creativity. Even if it’s a weak storyline it’s often better because it’s not a committee decision thing