Grindhouse - Interview with Quentin Tarantino & Robert Rodriguez (2007)
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- čas přidán 14. 06. 2017
- Filmmakers Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez share their double feature, boasting two new films, "Death Proof" and "Planet Terror," which together they call "Grindhouse."
Tarantino’s face when he said they ran out of money and couldn’t get a professional actor was priceless 😂
For those of you that don’t know, he went to acting school and was an actor before he directed
PETITION for Robert Rodriguez & Quentin Tarantino to appear together on the Joe Rogan Experience
Joe wouldn’t even know what to do with these guys
Quentin mentioning Inglourious Basterds, which turned out to be his masterpiece two years later 👍😎
That's his masterpiece?!?!? S**********T!
Grindhouse was amazing
it dragged on a bit
Agreed.
Very fun in theatre experience...wanted more..
Would like another Grindhouse double feature experience
Best time I had in cinema since… forever.
SO wish the two would do another Grindhouse. I was so excited when it came out. Love both films. And want more!
Rodriguez sounds exactly like I thought he would lol
Please Quentin you are THE ONLY director that would do John Brown justice.
Well, now he's done a couple of movies set around the time of the civil war (Django and Hateful Eight) and he's doing a biopic of sorts (Charlie Manson)... There are however two b-movie genres I'd love to see Quentin tackle before his retirement... Sexploitation and Space Opera. Lars von Trier did do Nymph()maniac that in many ways felt like a Tarantino film... And Quentin has been rumored to be attached to a Star Trek installment. But. I just would love to see these genres through his eyes.
Nymphomaniac has to you feeling of Tarantino, and not classic Lars?!?!? JESUS H CHRIST! What r u on?!? Better change that dealer!
@@Shteno
It is a two sprawling epic parter and time jumping exploitation movie with an ensemble cast of excellent actors. Highly memorable and intricate dialogs with very much a focus on acting and deception sprinkled with stylized violence. The soundtrack has striking needledrops punctuating the beats of the story. The whole film is a pastiche on the sexploitation films made in europe in the 60s and 70s that was popular in grindhouse theatres during the time Quentin grew up. Heck, it even has a section starring Uma Thurman, in a bit that changes the aspect ratio and color of the film.
Yes, it is very much a classic Lars film as well, and I am a big fan of both directors. But... If Quentin did do a sexploitation film. As I've read and heard, it is a favoured genre for him. He might not have loved working at a porno theatre, but he loves exploitation genres. So I do not think a theoretical sexploitation outing from QT would be much different. I would even suggest that the existence of Nymphomaniac makes his version not really needed, so it probably won't be the genre of his fabled tenth and final part of his writing and directing ouvre.
Oh... And no drugs needed. I am fully capable of going this far up my own behind without the help of mind enhancing chemicals. :P
Charlie Rose is a great interviewer
Death Proof should have been first. It was a complete bore after Planet Terror. But on it’s own Death Proof is a great film
Might have been better if it was first, but I didn't think it was a complete bore. I enjoyed them both.
True
They saved the best for last with Death Proof
@M_1995_ I think original post meant that Death Proof is a great movie, but the order in which you were getting them in the cinema when it premiered (Very energetic and action packed "Planet Terror" as first movie and more dialogue oriented Death Proof with great stunt action at the end as the second one) would work better inverted.
And the flop at the box office could be avoided.
[Ref. NR QT2851:
"I like you Robert but I've never had movie that flopped before, boo hoo"
Quentin Tarantino whining to Robert Rodriguez in El Rey Network's "Director's Chair" interview]
That outro tho
kinda weird hearing Tarantino express his hatred for biopics now given that there are rumors swirling that his last movie is going to be a biopic on Pauline Kael. Although hopefully that working title "Movie Critic" is just a misdirection and it's really going to be that John Brown movie he talks about here.
He’s all over the place lol And it wasn’t even that long ago that he said he wasn’t ready to shoot his last film
Robert Rodiquez lol
WB should hire Tarantino for League of justice
I don’t think he would do a comic book movie, besides he’s only directing one more movie then he’s done, would be a shame if that last movie was a comic book movie
@@LilTy702 right, We want him to do movie on his own written concept
What i really want to know is what happened when the girls brought back Jaspers challenger completely trashed, to get back the cheerleader they left as collateral?? Death proof really needs a sequel imo.
Robert RORIQUEz
Right like wtf
How did he pronounce Rodriguez?
Gorilla Press ROD-REE-GEZ
Lmaaaaaao
Rodriqez
dead
i think he died
Alrightttt
John brown.. Tarantino’s last film? 🤔
partner
0:01
robert oriquez?
god i hate that awful charlie rose...
rORIQuez
Hes great, he shits on your yearly salary each day.
patio
"SHE"......