It may not be what it feels like sometimes, but everything next movie has a chance to be named “the best movie ever made” by someone. However, that honor comes with some specific caveats if you’re someone like director Quentin Tarantino. Not only does it have the once upon a time in hollywood the director picked a Steven Spielberg classic for the same accolade, Tarantino also explained why that title is so specific.
In an upcoming interview with our internal podcast ReelBlend , Quentin Tarantino makes his fourth appearance to talk about all things cinema; the first since then the great live show at the new beverly cinema . Promote his new co-hosted concert at The podcast of the video archiveTarantino had another heated discussion about cinema, which led him to choose Steven Spielberg’s film jaws as the best “movie” ever made. This distinction is important since the Once upon a time … in Hollywood The director made it perfectly clear through the following comments:
I think Jaws is the best movie ever made. Maybe it’s not the best movie. But it’s the best movie ever made. And then there are other films that can enter your thin air. But when it comes to a movie, nothing makes it better than Jaws. There is no “better” than Jaws. It’s the best movie ever made. And this shows that most of the movies were shot at the wrong time before Jaws.
Let Quentin Tarantino separate his taste for movies into these two distinct important areas: “film” and “film”. In this case, the designation of a film almost seems like a shortcut to the blockbuster films for which Steven Spielberg has made a name for himself. Which means that “movies” are supposedly more indie auteur titles that have higher pedigrees and usually end up on the charts. nominees for best film every year.
With curiosity, jaws is part of Six horror movies nominated for Best Picture , so the line may blur a bit in this regard. Aside from the debate between “film” and “film”, Quentin Tarantino does not use this separation to be snobbish. Later in the conversation, he explained how shows like this are their art form and how Steven Spielberg became someone who perfected it:
What I meant by this, one way or another, is that Spielberg and many of his fans grew up watching this type of movie in theaters. Journey to the Center of the Earth by Henry Levin, run to see this. Richard Fleischer’s fantastic journey. He will run and go to find him. Them from Gordon Douglas! He will run and go and see. Now … most of them haven’t been handled very well. These were missions entrusted to official directors who engaged in the best possible way with them. That was how we used to see comics, that kind of cinematic experience. Unlike Spielberg, who said, “No, that’s exactly the kind of movie he likes.” These are exactly the types of movies it was shot down for. And it will be, within an inch of your waist, as effective as possible. And, you know, Michael Anderson, he doesn’t put that kind of job on Logan’s Run.
Spielberg and “cohorts” like George Lucas, Martin Scorsese and Francis Ford Copolla have clung to genres that were more pulpy entertainment in their early days, turning them into something new. Through films such as jaws, Star wars, taxi driver, Yes The Godfather, we have seen a generation of filmmakers take the films they loved and relive them through their own personal goals. This is exactly what Quentin Tarantino would do when he enters the scene with him reserve dogs Yes pulp Fiction; and this is also why he firmly believes in the cinematic experience.
If this conversation boils down to anything, it’s a game recognition game, just as Steven Spielberg idolized the films they helped make. jaws, Quentin Tarantino has respect for the bearded director and his dedication to directing films that ignited his love of cinema. Though given his collaborator Samuel L. Jackson’s history with sharks, one wonders if he ever sparked some sort of funny conversation between the two.
You will be able to watch and hear Quentin Tarantino’s latest appearance on ReelBlend, as it should arrive on YouTube tomorrow. Meanwhile, Tarantino may not have his tenth and final film in the works yet, but you can still take advantage of the man’s gift of words in two great ways.
tarantino video files The podcast, which she hosts along with friend and collaborator Roger Avery, is currently streaming wherever you find good listening material. However, if you also want to read the man’s thoughts on 1970s cinema in his next book cinematic speculationwho you can currently pre-order on Amazon (opens in a new tab); or any other good library.
Source: Cinemablend
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