it seems to me that tarantino, of course, is very daring in his statements and part of the heroes ofom his genre. you have to be honest and admit it to yourself . well, i also wanted to say that he just hints to us unequivocally that, in general, happiness is not in money, that a good movie can be made with not a very high budget is also a hot topic now in the savings mode of the whole world. well, as for the virtual universe, i really imagine the situation, when mark zuckerberger calls quentin says, quentin well, if you shoot something interesting for me, he says it like that in russian directly. in general, a separate story looms, we will tell you, next time , be sure to thank you girls for listening to my selection. i wish you all a good day, but why do you have so little news? i would be with you discussed something about it. olya also saw, but because masha does not have a good breakfast, there would be more oil. as they say, your portion for breakfast would be more reason to talk about how to eat right in the morning. let's write another recipe. good morning. if you like to hav

at tarantino, hitler was killed in paris in the forty- fourth year of quarantine, and at tarantino. him, this is a kind of phantasmogoria film, there this is not a historical context. who will determine this, you know, we are now it seems to me, we are now talking a little different things. so, when we are talking to you about lgbt and other gb rules , it is important here that we did not just show them. no, not in what they were shown is important in what we have clearly defined for ourselves. i didn't say a probably very important thing. it sounded like something to us. i want to focus on this again. the fact is that today russia has objectively become a citadel for the protection of traditional values, and not only in terms of sexual relations in many others. social networks in matters of religion, in matters of conscience, in matters of human relations, in the long run, in matters of good and evil, and this attracts people from various countries to us, and we continue to move this story with lgbt people and about dmitry with consent. this is what through this is an attempt to bl

you did it this week with quentin tarantino. talk to us about that and what we're going to see.e going to show about working with disgraced hollywood producer harvey weinstein. let's watch it and talk about it on the other side. >> you made most of your movies with harvey weinstein. >> yeah. >> you heard stories about him over the years. up said that. why didn't you do more to try to stop him and protect the women? >> okay, i never heard the stories that later came out at all. i heard the same stories everybody had heard. frankly, to tell you the truth, i chalked it up to a madman era version of the boss chasing the secretary around the desk. i'm not saying that's okay. there was never any talk of rape or anything like that. the reason i didn't was because that's a real hard conversation to have because i -- i felt it was pathetic. i felt what he was doing was pathetic and i didn't want to deal with his patheticness. >> you say you didn't know how severe it was but did you think it was casting couch type stuff of who willy wood lore? >> i didn't think it was you do this for me o

tarantino complains woke movies don't entertain.f jackie brown gives hollywood to thumbs down. in an interview promoting his new book cinema speculation, that is a terrible name, he discussed white movies sucked today, hint, they are woke and this is why hollywood only make two types of films these days superhero insects rent harassment training videos. they asked him was better about moving to in the past like say the 1980s they now he says today's movies are worse becaus they don't take any risks. in the 80s they had more shoulder pads in gratuitous scenes much like my tom brady fan fixture. and when asked whether a movie like the trailblazing company blazing saddles could actually be made in today's climate, he says i don't quite believe you couldn't make some of these movies today like blazing saddles you just have to have the balls to make them. in today's hollywood the only balls you will find are on wonder woman. julie, you and i are roughly th same age, you probably grew up in the 1980s, he was basically comparing the 80s to

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on things that should not land as cleanly as they do. >> tarantino in the 2000s is giving us the endingar ability to write these original movies that were often very violent, but they were also referencing old movies while completely reinventing the form and making it possible for audiences to find them accessible and entertaining. and that's really hard to do. and he did it over and over and over again, continues to do it. >> django! you uppity son of a -- ♪ he's the guy who's the talk of the town ♪ hey! it's me! your dry skin! i'm craving something we're missing. the ceramides in cerave. they help restore my natural barrier, so i can lock in moisture. we've got to have each other's backs... cerave. now the #1 dermatologist recommended skincare brand. i strip on public transit. i strip with the guys. i strip all by myself. breathe right strips open your nose for relief you can feel right away, helping you take in air more easily, day or night. >>> good luck, harry potter. >> when harry potter came out, it was right after 9/11. and, people needed to go escape to a world of wizardry and

it allowed us to discover quentin tarantino. >> who care what your name is. >> yeah, that's easy foreal to be mr. pink, you want to trade? >> hey, nobody's trading with anybody. this isn't a [ bleep ] city council meeting, you know? >> it was clearly focused on vio violence, very prevalent in our country. it was really going to underscore it. for me, that was a breakthrough moment. >> so [ bleep ] bad. is it bad? >> as opposed to good? >> here, violence and brutal violence comes with a heavy at times dose of comedy. >> you know what they call a quarter pounder with cheese in france? >> no. >> tell him, vincent. >> royale with cheese. >> royale with cheese. you know why they call it that? >> because of the metric system? >> check out the big brain on brad. >> "pulp fiction" was this fever dream of a screen play and it was the screen play itself that was this mild, hairy bug. it was like a tarantula. you just had to look at it. look at the size of that thing. >> just forget it. >> that's an impossibility. trying to forget anything as intriguing as this would be an exercise in futility.

a character who grew out of the fake trailer from the robert rodriguez, quentin tarantino film "grindhouseame its own awesome and gore heavy franchise. if you haven't seen machete, it's follow up "machete kills" or soon to be released "machete in space", it's like missing the "citizen kane" of violent family friendly fun. trejo's cantina on cahuenga boulevard, because of course. grand opening is still a few days away, but i thought since i'm in town i'd help advise danny on the new menu. give him the benefits of my tasting notes. and i've got to be honest, i was thinking, how good could it be? can machete run a good restaurant, and why? so are we going to see trejo's taco's all across america at some point? >> that'd be awesome. taco truck on every corner. >> this is delicious. >> awesome. >> on the menu tonight, jidori chicken with chipotle cream sauce, some charred branzino with summer squash, sauteed with poblano peppers, and crispy pork tacos with black garlic mole and some fat stacks of uni. and lots of healthy greens. why healthy? >> because we have such an obese problem in the unite

comes to moscow , be sure to take a photo here, arnold schwarzenegger, sylvester stallone , quentin tarantino, and even the writer gabriel garcia marquez have such a picture. he came to the soviet union in 1957 , posing as a member of the colombian folk vansable after seeing moscow, gabriel garcia marquez wrote russian - this is a people who desperately yearn to have friends. in moscow, there is even a whole square called friendship of peoples, in the center of which the famous fountain, which is called friendship of peoples as you can see, the capital of russia is very fond of making friends. once arriving at the opening of all allied agricultural exhibitions, the director and pyryev were so inspired by this place that in 1941 he shot a film here about the friendship and love of the vologda pig and the dagestan shepherd. i will never forget if we become friends with them. i am on batyrshinam silver medalist of the olympic games in rhythmic gymnastics , multiple world and european champion in her sports career, won 180 medals in 2000 year. started working in television. today she is one of th

tomorrow night, quentin tarantino will be with us on the show. winter. our first guests tonight form a trio of mighty wakandan women who mourn the loss of their king while fighting to protect their homeland in the highly anticipated "black panther: wakanda forever." it opens in theaters november 11th. please welcome lupita nyong'o, danai gurira and letitia wright. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: please, please. it's great to have you here. [ cheers ] everybody's excited, you know? can i ask, how often do you get the wakanda salute? how often does that happen to you in your regular lives? >> a lot. >> pretty regularly. >> jimmy: does it happen in inappropriate places? >> for me, is weirdest place was going to the toilet on a plane. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: uh-huh? that is weird, yeah, yeah. you were going? or the saluter was going? >> i was going. >> jimmy: have any or all of you seen the movie? >> no. >> no. we certainly haven't shared it with each other if we have. >> i haven't. have you? >> no. >> i don't know what anyone's talking about. >>

you can catch my full interview with billy as well as more of our sit-downs with quentin tarantino and kara swisher anytime you want on hbo max. thank you for watching and please join us here on cnn every sunday night to find out who's talking next. >>> tonight, three of the most influential women in the world. >> i am so excited to be locking arms with two of my eheheroes. >> sharing their vulnerable sides. >> i don't care how far you go, you are constantly batting away those negative messages of being not enough. >> to help girls thrive. >> you have to get up every day and do the work right before. former first lady my cheichelle obama, amal clooney, and melinda gates. >> if you trample on half of the population of every country, how do you think you're going to make progress? that's michelle obama's mission, empowering girls. >> we're here for the girls' opportunity alliance and it's awesome! i went to the launch of the girls opportunity alliance's latest initiative, get her there. >> when you educate a girl, you educate the whole village. >> the obama foundation brought girls and w

quentin tarantino?e, he says i'll for two hours. >> jimmy: this movie, in "she said" this is the story of two women who worked for "the new york times," two journalists. >> yeah. >> jimmy: who really broke this story about harvey weinstein. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and it's about -- what's interesting, it's not just about that, but it's also about being human beings and dealing with their families and all that stuff. >> so it's based on the book "she said," which is an incredible book that they wrote about how they broke the story, basically. lots and lots and lots of capable journalists had tried for years to break this story, and they hasn't been able to get women to gone the record. so the film is about them, and it's also about these incredible survivors who -- who kind of put everything on the line to tell their story. and i think the best thing about putting this film out has been the immense gratitude towards those women. like ashley judd and all these incredible people. >> jimmy: and many of them who

this is quentin tarantino. >> you're talking about the audience being the orchestra. say there's too much violence in movies, he uses the "n" word too often, you say what? >> see something else. really, if you have a problem with my movie, there's other movies to go see. apparently i'm not making them for you. >> wha, wha. >> what do you think? >> that's not the right answer. >> what's the right answer? >> 10 or 15 years ago i would have checked it off as artistic. but -- is our word. it's my word. you have no right to say that. you have no right to feel that way. sorry, bro. next. let's talk about monique. the party is on. >> listen, there's a whole thing about monique. >> are you joking me? i was just joking. >> monique, you came last time and you and monique had some beef. now you and monique are working together again on an amazing project. >> we are. first of all, it was so healing to get back together with her and we're working on a film called "the deliverance." i'm excited about it. i'm excited about working with glenn close. >> you say i'm scared to even talk

[ cheers and applause >> seth: i want to thank my guests, quentin tarantino, emily ratajkowski, will tracy, seth reiss, everybody. [ cheers and applause i want to thank arjuna contreras and the 8g band. stay safe. get vaccinated get boosted. we love you! ♪ ♪