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ITT filmmakers you outgrew
Alexander Rogers
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Julian White
Reminds me of that dumb interview where Tarantino said that he “outgrew” Godard lmao
Jose Thompson
OUATIH is unironically his best movie
Isaac Martin
Jaxson Butler
Of course but we're not film-makers giving an interview
Cooper Lopez
Nathaniel Martinez
Yeah. But my point is that Tarantino’s film are more “juvenile” than Godard’s
Henry James
Based
Me too. It's like he had no self awareness. He was talking about himself. It's also ironic considering the late Godard's output.
Hudson Garcia
This. The vibe I get, it's as if he's the best student filmmaker ever that somehow gets massive budgets. He's ambitious and his films are always an event. But the storytelling is always so spoonfed and flawed. Basic technical mistakes in every movie. He makes the best poorly made films ever.
Jacob Watson
All the obvious bad ones like tarantino, nolan, fincher, this god awful manchild.
Instead in between my black and white movies I enjoy some choice picks from michael bay.
Benjamin Mitchell
Unfortunately yea. He just never evolved
Asher Scott
>he makes the best poorly made films ever
Perfect way of putting it although HACK would have sufficed
Henry Jones
Baysed
Ayden Anderson
> Shoots all his new films on a iphone
Ryder Cooper
The poster-boy for this thread topic
Brandon Reyes
That's not how you spell Death Proof
Sebastian King
It wasn't until I started watching anime that I realised what an absolute hack he is
Mason Wright
Tarantino
Film
Legend
Henry Williams
i agree, the sentimentality of age improves his work. I loved the Sharon Tate scenes and the remorseless shitting on the hippies. he still has no taste and is a disgusting foot fetishist but in this era I'll take what I can get.
Joseph Lewis
correct, arguably the only Tarantino movie with soul
Dominic Stewart
I'm currently watching Hostel II with the QT commentary on. I don't care for his movies but his enthusiasm for cinema is infectious.
Luis Lewis
y wouldn't you clean your glasses before a professional headshot
Nathan Hernandez
>Tarantino goes to the barber
>asks for the "Frasier"
Aiden Ortiz
Gavin Campbell
I'm so happy gene hackman bullied this dandy
Leo Lewis
Schizopolis is still one of my go-to comedies. Fight me.
Cooper Morgan
Everything after Clerks II, yes. And even his "classic movies" are cringe in hindsight.
Owen Flores
>Tarantino goes to the barber
>asks for the "Final Cut"
Dominic Foster
Funny story, I bumped into him at a bakery a long time ago. I told him I loved him in Phantasm and asked if he kept in touch with Reggie Bannister and how he was doing. I also asked him if he was ever gonna work with Don Coscawhatever again. He just glared at me and stomped out, didn't even pick up his order.
Saw him on tv a bit later and he had gotten a haircut. Weird.
Xavier Campbell
Nathaniel Cox
Story? I always love Based Hackman
Henry Price
Disagree. So unlike Taratino.
Nolan Thomas
Tarantino. Smith. Lynch. The holy trinity of overrated hacks.
Justin Evans
For real...... the new jay and silent bob was terrible.
Bentley Richardson
Explain please
Christopher Moore
he do be looking kinda fresh doe
Noah Collins
manson did nothing wrong. striking fear into the hollywood degenerates of the late 60s and letting them know they weren't invincible is utterly based, as is confounding authorities with his 400IQ wordplay. literally my hero and i'll say this to people i meet regularly
Levi Robinson
Gene Hackman called Wes Anderson a c*nt, and once told him to “pull up his pants and act like a man.”
>Gene threatened to kill me today.’ Kill you? You’re in the union, he can’t kill you. Gene threatened to set fire to all of us.
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Jack Thompson
That's great. Reminds me of when Burt Reynolds got pissed off at PTA during filming of Boogie Nights. Two based and bitter old actors owning some talented but smug auteurs.
Brayden Smith
damn, Weinstein fucked THAT?!
Aaron Reyes
probably because i like it so much
Bentley Scott
or Brando and Coppola on Apocalypse Now
Evan Ross
Clerks is kino. Everything else is derivative shit.
Nathan Green
>wes anderson
>talented
Dylan Adams
It would've been Kino if he kept the original ending.
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Lincoln Davis
Mate I outgrew cinema itself. It is an adolescent medium. You are watching something which is an adaptation from an original source, be that script or book. Literature is the real deal adult medium. Cinema is great for capturing glimpses of meaning, but ultimately fails to give any conclusion meaning because films are meant to entertain first, bound by the constrictions of time, budget, and being a visual medium.
All filmmakers are making art that is simplified for the viewer. The best directors take complicated subject matter and making it simple and entertaining. They are bound by scene and narrative structure, as well as the things before mentioned.
The best work for filmmakers is their early work, since that is when their rebellious spirit is at its most raw, which is also its most adolescent. I have sympathy for directors who try to create their magnum opus, only to hit their head against the wall with the cinematic medium.
To be clear I still love cinema, but I've really digested it has more value to teenagers. Adults choose literature if they want to engage themselves in a real entertaining and philosphical endeavour.
Jose Stewart
>I outgrew Tarantino
Connor Hall
too dark for a pre 9/11 new jersey