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Podcasters Quentin Tarantino and Roger Avary return to the show and talk with Bret about the upcoming second season of Video Archives and how time and perspective can alter perception of a familiar film. Part 1 of 2.

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Thomas Edwards

What a great conversation. The three amigos. Thank you for Video Archives. It is fantastic.

Kerry

Pretty pretty pretty pretty good!!!

Seneca Garcia

Video Archives podcast on BEE - yeah baby, Yeahhhhhhh😍🥰😘

Riley

Always end up adding so many obscure films to my watchlist when these guys talk haha — great episode so far! Looking forward to part 2.

Poetical Gore

video archives is so good and bret needs to go on that and talk about crappy 70s movies. first season was on like amazon music or whatever

Patrick

🙌🙌🙌

Moz

Fandango always and forever

Oscar

I’ve enjoyed all the film episodes recently but I feel like it’s been too long since we got a literature-focused episode

richard owain roberts

am going to listen on my run. will say more later, after my run.

Harry G

Hell yeah. Roger in the house

Adam Lehrer

i really cant wrap my head around that video of quentin screaming about the importance of installing kamala harris as puppet dictator, hollywood makes your biggest heroes into goons

Darren

Who doesn’t love listening to three film enthusiasts interrupting and talking over each other for an hour? Great stuff—looking forward to part two! On a side note, I really hope Bret talks about the upcoming American Psycho movie with Luca Guadagnino. I don’t recall seeing him comment on it yet. I can’t wait to hear what he thinks about that!

Bryan

QT and Avary think Hal Hartley is funnier than Whit Stillman? Gimme a break...

Erick

Was a nice bocadillo of a podcast

Erick

The three horsemen of the Cineplex

KCDC

Why has McCarthy been so obsessed with that New York magazine article on the Brat Pack for the better part of 40 years? Simple, he was barely mentioned and he was butt hurt about being left out. This obsession was his way of being included. The only mention of him in the entire article was this one dismissive comment, not exactly by the journalist but by a “peer.” “And of Andrew McCarthy, one of the New York–based actors in St. Elmo’s Fire, a co-star says, ‘He plays all his roles with too much of the same intensity. I don’t think he’ll make it.’” It would have understandably hurt to much to accept that his peer flippantly dismissed him so he focused his anger on David Blum.

Brian Rooney

fuck dude quentin tarantino is obnoxious as hell. his podcast probably sucks.

Von Wintermarck

I take back what I said about the interviews. This one is fantastic.

Steve

QT is annoying and arrogant. He's condescending to Bret and Roger. He interrupts constantly. His whole movie ethos is like a music critic who says the greatest bands were Kansas and REO Speedwagon. Oh, how cool to like the lowbrow!

Mister Farkel

This is a infomercial not down with it

NLJZ

Leone, Godard, Hawks, Wilder, DePalma, Scorsese are lowbrow?

J Hay

“Last Days of Disco” is one of my all-time favorites — and I wasn’t a disco fan, back in the day. The ending is simply great. And I also like many of Hal Hartley’s movies. But yes, I saw “The Unbelievable Truth” at a film festival in LA.

J Hay

Harris is not even close to my favorite candidate overall, but no one is as corrupt, arrogant, selfish, disingenuous — yet somehow boring— as Trump.

J Hay

Please run backwards. Mix the routine up. Tell us how that goes, other than in reverse.

David Willis

To all the QT haters in here - stop whining! (yes in Arnie voice). This was obviously recorded casually with just three dudes hanging out and after the pessimism of Bret’s depression lately I felt the laidback style of this one was so refreshing. Especially what with all the doom and gloom lately going on in the world and the impending “end of the world” election. As for the Video Archives Podcast; it’s one of the best movie podcasts going along with The Unwatchables. Highly recommended for anyone who hasn’t checked it out yet.

Dan Smith

I want to hear Roger's thing.

Bazayer

Agree with another comment - these two movie nerds are a good foil for Bret and his more bleak outlook. Someone said Tarantino was obnoxious but he's always been this way, he's also super knowledgable and his passion for film (which borders on autistic) is great and Roger helps level him out. A great trio really.

Adam Lehrer

Lmao trump is “boring” is a fucking joke. MAGa for fucking life. MAGA for humanity. MAGA to make Losers like you seethe

R. M.

Great conversation. Quentin nails the issue with most movie podcasts. Video Archives is excellent. Bret should double up on his Geritol, do a bump of Metamucil chased with a shot of prune juice, and go see TERRIFIER 3 in theaters.

Christian Eden

another episode just with Roger would be awesome

Gnome

Very tough listen, yeesh

BRC

Great group/episode! Please have Lili Anolik on to talk about her new book & Bennington! 💕

Frank Formica

I hope they bring up Eric Roberts memoir in pt 2

Edi Panta

Pleez... Pleez... Giallo is pronounced GEE-ALLO it simply means YELLOW, but translates to a PULP NOVEL or pulpy story in English.

Edi Panta

Eric Roberts was Oscar nomimated for Runaway Train. Haven't seen Raggedy Man, but of course Pope of Greenwich Village is his best and most iconic performance.

Johnny Blade

I always enjoy hearing QT, cuz I ALWAYS learn tons of shit...what I found funny about this convo was how they rapped about STAR 80 in the beginning, then about THEY ALL LAUGHED at the end...without ever mentioning the connection between the two?...but maybe I missed it. CHARLEY VARRICK FTW!

Billy Vega

Tarantino kinda sucks. I would dig more Roger. Also, why can't Bret just get these guys to do The Shards? I got a lot of ideas of stuff to watch from this.

Missalias

respectfully, Edi - Brett and Quentin are indeed pronouncing "giallo" correctly. "gia..." simply becomes "jah" phonetically in Italian. Parli italiano? Penso di no.... ciao!

T Frick

Telling you the story about Lana Turner in Madame X is like dancing about architecture, words can't adequately describe the experience of watching her performance

Collin Myers

while i love the loose conversation i kind of wish there had been a lil bit more structure to this. specifically asking roger and quentin about maybe a list of specific movies--maybe stuff we havent heard them/tarantino bloviate about in past interviews/articles.

Collin Myers

i actually thought the shards would be a perfect vehicle for tarantinos final /10th film. LA early 80s new wave backdrop, familiar tarantino venue, a young up and coming cast like the bunch he had in once upon a time in h-wood (qualley, butler, sweeney, etc), great chance for early 80s needle drops...could have been awesome

GC

Great ep! QT ( affectionately) calling out Bret for occasionally misrepresenting him just proves what an attentive listener to the podcast he is.

Ski Milius

Quentin’s recommendations can be so good, so I thank him for: Trancers, The Reincarnation of Peter Proud, Death Stalk, others I forgot (not a movie)

Paul Richardson

So after shelling out £25 to import the Blu-ray of Someone’s Watching Me!, I guess I’m doing the same with The Promise. PS. Last Days of Disco is great.

Virginia Gonzales

You mean Sweet November Quentin? Lake House was with Sandra Bullock.

Michael

I love this crew!

Sam Goode

Some severe underrating of Alan Rudolph in this episode. Choose me and remember my name are great films.

Moz

See also The Moderns and the woefully misunderstood Made in Heaven

Alistair Dean

Wait, did Quentin pick the Human Factor for the first episode of season two of his podcast because Bret said he got jerked off while watching this movie in 1974? lol