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S7E42: Point of Departure with Quentin Tarantino (Patreon)

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Quentin Tarantino returns to the show and talks with Bret about generating Cinema Speculation, the pleasures of reading an ominous movie novelization and grappling with Deliverance at a tender age. Part 1 of 2.

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Thomas Edwards

Fantastic! Legend. Have been enjoying The Video Archives too, via BEE.

Kerry

Omg!!!

PETER GREER

Excellent episode gentlemen

Pp358

That moment when Quentin can’t sit quietly anymore 😂 Merry Christmas to me, what a treat 🫶🏼

Seneca Garcia

YOOOOOO LETS GO - got Cinema Speculation in my stocking last year and it got snorted up quick - fav guest, fav director of all time GOAT GOAT GOAT

Maxwell Rinehart

I get what Bret was trying to hammer home about “the freedom” of growing up in the 70s, and I don’t deny that was the case, but to assume that every kid growing up now doesn’t have that is, I dunno…it comes off as disingenuous. Granted I’m 25, I’m not really growing up in the “tik tok generation”, but when I was a kid, my parents took me to R rated movies all the time. Shit, when I was 14 I saw Django Unchained opening night. My parents let me watch movies like Porky’s when I was like 10. And once I turned 16 (and got my license) I was out every night going to movies, three-four times a week with my friends. I think that everyone just has different up bringings, today, back then and in the future.

Michael Madonna

I always enjoy listening to QTs thoughts on cinema, I heard BEE interview from a few years ago but can't seem to access his 2015 interview . I think I'm gold level access , ill keep trying.

richard owain roberts

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

Dave Mason

Take a shot of vodka every time Bret asks if it's Coppola or Copeola? 😂

Twan Van Geel

Nooooo, now I have to wait till part II

Adriaan

Hell yeah

Nick Not Nolte

quentin’s spot on about non-white families and violent cinema. i saw “deliverance” and “billy jack” when i was 9 or 10 and my dad just loved it!

Eric Z.

Would love a Sorkin screenplay about that week where Hal Ashby saved Coming Home.

Alistair Dean

I was surprised when QT was doing to podcast rounds promoting Cinema Speculation he didn’t come on the BEE show. Maybe it was preaching to the converted. But good to have him back on now. Hopefully we get more books for QT in the future

Erik

I don't even need to wait until after my run to say this is great.

Harry Roth

Fucking fantastic stuff. I could listen to those two shoot the breeze all day.

Graeme

Didn’t want this to end.

mia

i’m so jealous. i just turned 30 and i only have a few memorable cinema experiences. really sad that’s like all over now. it sounds like it was so lively in the 70s. soo jealous. it’s just not the same watching at home.

Alexander Quattlander

All that talk bout R Gere naked and no mention of Breathless? Shows good side c#$k in that shower scene.

Andrew Lapointe

I had to rejoin the Patreon when I saw this was posted. A Q.T. podcast is always a must-listen, especially with B.E.E. I am now planning to pick up a copy of Richard Price's "Ladies Man". I just got "Bloodbrothers" from my local used book store too. I was familiar with Price as a screenwriter, not as much as a novelist.

Darren Ankenman

Richard Price’s novel Ladies Man. What a great book. “Of course you like it” ha ha … follow that up with Hubert Selby’s The Demon.

Will Hurt

As good as it gets!

John Q. Thompson

When Tarantino said "Bound For Glory" in black & white, I literally said "oh, wow!"

John Q. Thompson
>>124073998

Revisited that earlier this year when Fun City out the blu-ray. I was on a Gere and Paul Schrader kick. That, "American Gigolo" & "Hardcore." Can't wait for the new Schrader & Gere film next year.

John Q. Thompson

Can't imagine life as Tarantino's son, having his Father show him his films, like "look at what I've created, son", mindfuck.

Alex Waller
>>123824037

Yeah, I'm 31 and Bret definitely overdoes it with the differences in childhood stuff. One major difference is that there's way more organized activities for kids now/recent-ish past than when Bret was growing up. My childhood was definitely more structured, but to say I was protected or coddled from things in the manner Bret usually describes is a real stretch, I was just playing sports rather wandering around after school.Nevertheless, kids are still kids and all of that stuff that Bret thinks is so wild and specific to his childhood likely has never stopped and will continue to go on for quite some time.

Collin Myers

bret ask quentin if hes watched eyes wide shut yet

Alexander Quattlander

Loved QTs book but totally agree with BEE on Deliverance third act. Such an unnerving ending and great tone. Altho i agree with QT on Point Blank. Boring movie, over rated.

E
>>123920913

I loved Bret and QT talking about this film. Especially the info about Bruce Dern, whose acting of Capt. Hyde absolutely made that film. Plus look for a young Jonathan Banks in the scene where Hyde brings home fellow soldiers. The beginning of a classic career!

Conor C
>>124197161

The Pure Cinema Podcast he actually said he hasn't seen it and has no intention to. "I don't wanna watch a sex movie by a 70 year old" -QT

Giovanni Loddo
>>124309424

I also thought Point Blank was boring and I LOVE Boorman. I want to give PB another couple of rewatches, though

Paul Richardson
>>124197161

I wonder if he knows that the pacing of Pulp Fiction was an influence on it, according to the co-screenwriter in his memoir on the making of EWS.

grainpulp

Hell yes. Thanks for this. Merry Christmas!

Brian Borough
>>123898919

Revisiting this comment because Gavin Nesom was on Bill Maher last week and said it the same exact way. Must be a California thing. Funny connection because I’ve always gotten a Patrick Bateman lunatic vibe from Gina

Giulio Rasi

QT laughing in the background during the monologue<3