The Safdie Brothers and Ari Aster on Scorsese (2020)

Look at them Jews.

goat talk

These Sadie brother interviews are just too damn short.

The end is so fkn loud 😂😂😂

Found these Safdie brothers so annoying; their talking and smiling and lafing is just so distracting. What is amusing is how analytic the bearded guy is trying to portray himself.

2 words…. OY VEY

Jew directors that film colon cancer and giant penises…nobody learns and nothing’s changed.

Seems like them trying to outdo each other with their knowledge and critiques. The continuity of the water dripping really separates him from the rest lol 🙄

These guys are pushing cinema in the right direction

That description of him shooting a guy on speed is also said again, essentially verbatim, in one of the vignettes in Richard Linklater's Waking Life.

Omg I can watch it endlessly!

I love how much focus is given to Martin’s clear vision to describe and contemplate very human and familial feelings, through a lease always so expertly crafted to that time, mixed with his own view, and those that inspired him.

Tripping over each other to adulate their hero. How sweet.

3 dudes talking over each other

Ari is the best director in that room by far imo

They’re all concerned about how to conduct the conversation and it’s just obvious these three are directors that are concerned with the details of any situation when a camera is involved.

Jews

Man, this is just a bunch of cool dudes, talking about their heroes. And it is so wholesome to see. Their passion for film, and Scorsese is intoxicating.

The constant talking over each other reminds me of something

I'm joth saftees muuuuse

This interview felt like watching 'Uncut gems'; I guess the Safdie's just lend that energy.

Post-bar mitzvah

Something meta about them talking about Scorcese's search for reality through documentaries and the interaction between them and the crew

I was nodding my head this entire video

I wonder how Ari Aster feels about Scorsese calling him an "extraordinary filmmaker".

I love Ari ❤

I like who a24 picked so far. Imagine the next ten years 😮

Um dos melhores debates que eu já vi(entre diretores) sobre a obra do Scorsese, diretores promissores que prometem moldar muito o cinema pelas próximas decádas. Se adicionasse o Eggers a essa roda de conversa, teriamos uma trindade santissima.

These guys is gonna become legend of our times, them with Robert Eggers and Jordan Peele.

give this editor a raise god damn

In the end when he says about the sauce is ✨✨

my two favorite upcoming directors talking about the god of directors

they r so fucking cool man wtf

Immediately this is overwhelmingly jewish

just another generation of baseball cards collectors

I feel like the waiter walking in a conversation

Are these the guys that made UNCAH JAHMS?

Nice of Joe Pera to show up

Why do you edit this so hard? Just let them talk. I want the 2 hour version.

Be real interesting to see these three collaborate on an anthology.

this like when the sentence is "The orange was ripe." and then ur english teacher overexplains the fuck out of it

😂I really did not picture ari aster looking like this

the seams, the seams

as soon as i saw the title of this video i said: "ummmm.... lets fucking go?"

I enjoyed every minute of this, but I really wish they had let Ari talk more

These men aren't the future of cinema, they are the present. They are the now. And it's exciting. Just because Disney and Warner have taken over the block buster slots, doesn't mean jack shit. The idea of a theatre being the only way to experience cinema these days is just wrong. When i watch great personal films, stuff like Uncut Gems or Hereditary, I don't wanna watch it in a theatre with other people, I wanna watch it at home alone or with my friends. The only time I go to the theatre is to watch Super Hero shit because my friends invite me. If you think Cinema is dead, that just means you don't respect it enough to go out and find it.

I love the Safdie brothers but they are interrupting the fuck out of Ari hahaha.

You add Robert Eggers here and there you have the best young directors in the world. Pure talent.