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He seems to have a touch of autism

❤❤

incredible to hear these two remark on flannery - thx 🎉

i love her so much

Like driving for some poor souls, and then WHAPPO! You SOLVE the major events for chapter 7.

A man well and truly ahead of his time - I'm in the video games industry where this is even MORE disquietingly accurate 😰😰😰😰 We don't hold any one in power accountable for their bad decisions, but the lowest echelons of staff will be laid off to foot the bill for bad decision making, poor leadership and bombed reviews.

If uou allow thing to happen like how they are being presented, in real time, irl 🙌 Wow this is incidence and art combined , if u know what this means, every detail and edits are taken with efforts ♠️ i like this. This is flow.

you can want to be a writer and anyway you can't be a writer what does this mean?

Yeah I remember watching that movie when I was younger and thinking it was the most depressing thing ever. I just rewatched it after becoming a father a few months ago and thought it was one the most hopeful uplifting movies I’d seen in a long time.

um, Frank Frazetta and Goddard... rarely mentioned in same conversation.

He is a smart cookie. Honest and diversely talented. I’m a product of the ‘60s.

My independent research reveals that Edgar Allan Poe had nothing whatsoever to do with writing "The Raven." It was, as I have concluded, written by Mathew Franklin Whittier, younger brother of poet John Greenleaf Whittier, in December of 1841. Therefore, Poe's meeting with Dickens would have been irrelevant. John Greenleaf Whittier wrote a poem entitled "The Raven" in 1831, with the raven being used as a symbol of evil. Therefore, this symbolism was known in the Whittier family, probably from childhood. There is no need to posit influence from Barnaby Rudge, although Mathew was a Dickens fan and would have read that novel, as well. Mathew published "The Raven" under the pseudonym "(blank) Quarles" in the Feb. 1845 "American Review." Poe merely scooped the poem by three days in his daily newspaper, the NY "Evening Mirror," substituting his name for Mathew's pseudonym. It was just a scam, but somehow he must have known that Mathew wasn't in a position to publicly dispute it.

forever missed, never forgotten

Who is this?

He’s a great inspiration, no doubt.

You haven’t made a good movie in 11 years.

Nice one

Creativity leaps from consciousness; the intellect is like a computer.

"I am no vague believer." Beautiful

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ASEYHL LIESAY

😂 Having to listen to Quentin Tarantino is the opposite of listening to Orson Welles.

This is GOLD!

I zoned out the moment he said, "I feel I'm Marlon Brando"

One of the greatest directors ever

When he describes what a competent and good director should be doing he sounds like he’s predicting Stanley Kubrick in some ways

How did someone as mature and grounded as Stipe ever connect with someone so immature and flighty as Kurt?

love pta.

I don't like her writings but she does have a very intresting voice. It's a shame she fell into occult works, and had a sad mind. I wish her life worked out better.

Como todo sentimiento un amor verdadero e interminable como es un vinculo tan cercano,que bueno este relato,me acuerdo poco de la peli y relata bastante los cimientos morales..

Best director ever

Best actor ever

Call it.

Maybe you should wait for him to answer the question before you interrupt them and ask another one?

I wonder What's his feelings towards the doors

Gilbert Montaine de la fontue Doutre Rive.

De Palma films are usually schlocky messes. I dknt agree with Tarantino here.

"They're important for what they are because they can take you to a new place but you can also grow out of them". Something that is very rarely pointed out about art in general. It encapsulates my feelings towards The Smiths. Something that meant a lot to me as a teenager, and which pointed me in a general direction, but which I grew out of in adulthood. I'd never have a go at anyone who still liked them, but I came to see it as quite unbecoming for someone past their twenties to still feel the same about The Smiths as they did when they were in their teens.

Basterds was a blisteringly fun revenge fantasy interspersed with some truly fantastic acting moments and meticulously crafted scenes (the farmhouse interrogation/the basement bar/the strudel) but it was a trifle compared with TWBB. Tarantino is a one-of-a-kind auteur who revolutionized movie-making and storytelling, but for depth of theme and character and story, for sheer dramatic sweep, I think history will judge PTA to be the superior filmmaker.

i think " theory " and intellect are neccesary for mastering anything at all, at least you have a unique and rare gift. But the key is that thinking procces and theory have to be at the service of practice ..at the service of art. not vicebersa. theory work for understanding practice.. not vicebersa

Thank you Kesey very cool

I love his voice! Your pronunciation. Is special. ❤

Lost me at “they were made for white people”…

'the coming of spring, the stars overhead, the first snowfall are gifts to young poets'....oh the genius she was

who is the interviewer here?

Such an inspiration

Suckin down that fine juice

Hitchcock and Brian De Palma are both great.

The voice of a genius.