What Do You Think Martin Scorsese Thought About the use of Nitrate Stock as Explosives?

I can just imagine him sitting in a theater shaking his head in shock.

“Quentin? Quentin? What are you-?— What are you?—— Not the prints! Not the prints!”

Later….

“You, you’re—-you’re burning all those prints! Oh boy…. So many films, so many films gone.”

:(

I enjoy this post, Nick Kostopoulos :)

Good to have you around TheAu— Mubi. :(

I meant Mubi all along.

I still want to know why Tarantino felt compelled to kill off Emil Jannings in the blaze.

I always suspected Scorsese couldn’t separate fantasy from reality!

Did Emil Jannings have nazi connections or nazi party love?

Yeah he did, but Tarantino seems to have a soft spot for Riefenstahl as an artist and gave her a pass, so I wonder what the Jannings problem was in comparison.

Bump.

Not sure

Sigh

NOW I actually am starting to wonder what it would be like to have Tarantino and Scorsese in a room dialoging with each other, even though I pretty much hate hearing both of them talk about film.

I’d write down that potential dialog, but Sartre already wrote No Exit.

—PolarisDiB

>.>Did Emil Jannings have nazi connections or nazi party love?<<
Both, I’d say. He was made head of one of the studios (not Ufa) & in the position produced the heinous JEW SUSS.

Never liked Jannings, too hammy.

-I’d write down that potential dialog, but Sartre already wrote No Exit-

Hell is other directors.