Wes Anderson est dans le Vidéo Club de légende pour parler cinéma 🔥 

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Vengeance is Mine 1:09 Drunken Angel 1:31 Simon of the Desert 1:59 City Streets 2:41 The Pajama Game 3:56 Meet Me in St. Louis 4:27 Sadie McKee 4:43 The Tall Target 5:39 Bad Day at Black Rock 6:20 A Streetcar Named Desire 6:40 Little Lord Fauntleroy 7:00 Marie Antoinette 7:26 Le Feu Follet 8:05 Classe tous Risques 8:40 Playtime 9:17 Agnes Varda / Vagabond 9:21 The Crime of Monsieur Lange 9:57 The Man who loved Women 10:54 Birth 11:54 Bridge of Spies 12:25 Drugstore Cowboy 13:04 Barfly 13:31 Charlie and the Chocolate Factory 14:30 Hollywood: A Celebration of the American Silent Film 15:39 Witness 16:32 Neon Genesis Evangelion 19:22 Only Yesterday 19:53

He really reminds me of Tarantino. It's not just that they've seen every movie ever made. They also have an insane memory where they seem to remember every detail of every movie they've ever seen.

My man just picked up every movie that was randomly stacked up in line on the shelf and managed to talk about all of them without uttering a stammer! Respect.

Much love from your English-speaking audience! Have rarely seen Wes Anderson speak so passionately about movies

I love that wes anderson refers to his movies as “our” movies as to give props to the rest of the cast and crew

It's great to see him so comfortable and confident. I remember seeing some of his earlier interviews back when he was still starting and his voice was much more timid and quiet then.

J'en attendais pas mieux de ce génie trop souvent (mal) critiqué. Il aime le cinéma, ça se voit, ça se sent. Un de vos plus intéressant épisode, merci Konbini.

This Format is absolutely fantastic, amazing work. Also nice that is only with subtitles and not dubbed so you can enjoy it in English. Love people that dedicated their whole life to something geeking out about a topic they are passionate about!

Après 3 minutes, j'ai l'impresion qu'on a à faire à un vrai "nerd" du cinéma. Il a vraiment l'air de connaître tout sur tout, en allant chercher des références qui ne sont pourtant pas les plus connues. Un vrai passionné !

nice to see Wes so open and talkative with immense movies knowledge, absolutely love his new Asteroid City

I love the fact that Wes Anderson had watched Evangelion and thought to himself, "we could make a religion out of this"

J'admire sa connaissance des grands films français, tout en restant humble et jovial. Il te donne l'envie de voir et de revoir ces films. J'ai eu du mal avec divers "Français connaisseurs" qui te parlent de cinéma français, mais Anderson te donne si facilement l'envie d'aimer la chose, comme si t'étais un môme devant le marchand de glaces.

one of the most interesting videos I’ve seen in a long time. it was really fascinating hearing him talk about all these films, I could’ve listened to him for at least another hour. also a great watch if you want to expand your watchlist.

Whoever came up with this show, thank you! Love seeing my favorites lose their celebrity and talk about movies like a kid in a candy shop!....Raw, sincere & outstanding footage! THANK YOU!

Des acteurs et des real de renom qui participent à ce format. Pas étonnant, c'est vraiment une super idée et je suis sûre qu'ils prennent bcp de plaisir à parler de leur passion, comme nous a les écouter 😊

One of the best feelings is to pick a film by accident in a video store shelf, and later discover you love it. Many frustrating encounters LOL sure, but always good to find a knew director or actors films you love to watch.

I think this is my favourite episode. This guy is classy

I would have liked an entire hour of Mr Anderson discussing movies.

Am sure he could have commented every single movie of the shop with such culture, what a passionate cinemaniac ✨

Respect to Wes. I would to see a video of him and Scorsese talking about movies. I wish your video was longer as it was fascinating to hear him talk about cinema.

Il est la personnification de ses films. Contrôle, Erudition, Passion.

Je pourrais l'ecouter pendant des heures, il est fascinant, comme ses bons films.

His cadence of speech is very similar to his dialogue in his movies :) love it!

Would be great if Wes hosted a show on TCM or a podcast or something so we could all experience more of his love and thoughts on film. So knowledgeable and passionate about them.

Only Yesterday is such an underrated studio ghibli gem! So happy he picked that one up!

Wes talking about evangelion gotta be one of my fav moments that ever happened on earth

Bro, Wes Anderson has an encyclopedic knowledge of movies. Impressive.

This man is a GENIUS! There's absolutely no one like Wes Anderson!!!

Tellement tellement bien de découvrir des films recommandés par un réal incroyable

C'est un ovni du cinéma, mais quel régal de l'écouter !!

Wes Anderson talking about Neon Genesis Evangelion is something I've never expected

A great artist thats so young. We have many years of great movies in front of us. Thx

Oh, my Godness. This is really great. Wes going around that VideoClub and picking up great stuff. Rashmore, it's one favorites of mine.. But I've not seen Asteroid yet. I look forward to seeing it soon. Great Video.

incroyable quelle érudition... thank you Mr Anderson you re first class as I thought you was and what a talent so much culture and so original (ce qui n'est pas évident...)

You can tell he loves film, excitement in the way he talks!

That could have been twice as long and still would have felt too short. He is endlessly fascinating.

Depuis que cette série de vidéos avait commencé, j'ai souhaité de voir Wes Anderson dans le Vidéo Club !! Merci Konibini

Wes Anderson talking about Evangelion!? I'm blown away. My favorite director talking about my favorite THING? I'm so grateful

Voilà un homme de cinéma qui aime le cinéma ❤️ Il aurait pu nous parler de tous les films présentés dans le vidéo-club, j'étais partant ! Chapeau mr Andersen 👍🏼

C'est une encyclopédie ce Wes Anderson !

Fascinant! I would just love an history of cinema series by Wes!!!

This guy is a walking movie encyclopedia. Wow !

Wow! Wes' knowledge of classic movies is immense, no wonder his movies are so good with all these great influences.

J'étais mitigé sur Anderson, mais un gars qui reconnaît Peter Weir à sa juste valeur mérite toute mon estime.

This guy really knows his onions.

Great to hear him speak at length on his favorite subject: FILM! Sublime.

Impressionant. Ps: à la fin il dit "Sueurs Froides, so that's Vertigo" j'ai remis trois fois avant de comprendre ce qu'il disait. 😅

I could listen to Wes the whole day and would be still be wanting more. Such deep cinematic knowledge.

I really like directors talking about movie history ❤

Whoever put up the list of the films Wes mentioned, your name will be carved on my tombstone.

Small note : "Only Yesterday" by Takahata is from 1991, not 1988; "Grave of the Fireflies" is from 1988.

I love this. He reminds when autistic or adhd people are allowed to just happily info dump about what they love. (Im autistic/adhd...people look at you weird when you start excitedly talking about something you're passionate about).

seriously such a special man, i hope wes lives forever

his knowledge is perhaps the most impressive I have ever seen, if him and Scorsese got together the universe would explode

Merci konbini de nous partager du contenus aussi riche en invitant de si grands cinéphiles, nous permettant d’élargir notre culture cinématographique ainsi que d’en apprendre plus sur l’histoire du 7 ème art. Si seulement vous pouviez publier plus de vidéos pertinentes comme celle-ci plutôt que vos conneries habituelles !

I never heard someone describe the evangelion fandom so accurately, I guess the series does have that power.

only yesterday is really a beautiful and touching film. people over 30 will appreciate it more than teenagers.

es recommended 'The Pajama Game' one of my all time favorite musicals. 'Meet Me in St. Louis' yes. 'Bad Day at Black Rock', 'A Streetcar Named Desire'...I've always depended on the kindness of strangers, 'Barfly'...'Look around you. Its a cage with golden bars' . Quite a list. Many of these I have not seen but will.

please do more of this , with directors. Talking about films and how they were shot earlier. I am from India, Kolkata(Calcutta) an ardent cinephile.

En tant que français je ne connais rien au cinéma français mais en est très fier quand les américains en parlent

I could listen to wes talk about movies for hours!

Petite "erreur" sur la fin de l'interview, quand il parle de l'amitié entre Takahata et Miyazaki et qu'ils s'aident et se soutiennent encore aujourd'hui. Malheureusement Takahata est décédé en 2018 après avoir réalisé son testament et probablement un des plus gros chefs d'oeuvres de l'animation Japonaise (et je ne parle meme pas de l'excellent Tombeau des Lucioles) Le conte de la Princesse Kaguya que je vous sur-recommande. Voilà, c'etait ma modeste contribution ;)

I never thought that a director could be that nice

The music clip you use for Fantastic Mr. Fox isn't Alexandre Desplat but a song written by Jarvis Cocker, Wes Anderson, Noah Baumbach.

Quelle culture exhaustive du cinéma ! impressionnant !

As usual, Wes Anderson, Master of Details.

Masterclass. Exquisite taste in the choices.

I can’t believe I see a day where Wes Anderson talk about Neo Genesis Evangelion.

I like the reference to 'Bad day in black rock' for Asteroid City, a very good movie i.m.o, with interesting Copland-like music by Previn as well, a kind of scoring one doesn't hear much anymore in movies these days. Anyway, very interesting generally, thanks for sharing.

He's so excited and happy, i love him.

Amazing! thank you so much for this series!

Birth is underrated. Jonathan Glazer made this in between Sexy Beast and Under the Skin. Its got a feeling of The Shining about it.

L'un de mes réalisateurs préférés

Je dois absolument voir tous les films qu'il a mentionné 😅

Wesley is so me! Same taste ❤❤❤

J’espère que vous pourrez recevoir Christopher Nolan à l’occasion d’Oppenheimer, il soutien lés support physique

Très impressionnant la culture cinématographique et l’analyse qu’il en fait. Par contre aucune référence après les années 80 c’est un peu dommage

Such a passionate and creative man, also impressed with his diverse knowledge of cinema 👍

Dans mon top 3 de mes réals préférés ❤

Un grand réalisateur qui met en avant des films pointus bravooi

This video reminds me why I love the art of filmmaking so much

Wes Anderson movies are the only ones left worth seeing in theaters. Truly cinematic stuff…and some of them…like the Grand Budapest are also deeply engaging for their content.

Wow that’s the first I’ve heard Wes’s “Henry Sugar” is a 40-minute short film! That’s an exclusive update!

I only watched 6 or 7 films and I watched 2000 movies! For other directors interviews, I already watched 80% of the list. He didn't mentioned classics, he mentionnes movies he loves.

That was wonderful. Wes Anderson's knowledge of film makes Quentin Tarantino's seem quite parochial and limited.

I had never seen him in a video interview and I’m realizing how he is the living version of his scripts lol

2:20 Benuel was a genius and could do anything on zero budget. Just like canadian directors...

Qu'es que j'aime ce gars 🤌

I love Wes Anderson so much

Asteroid city is great but my favorite will always be darjeelinh limited!!

He could've kept going lol. He truly loves films.

Impressionnante culture cinématographique !

This was great! I felt enlightened by Anderson’s talk. By comparison, listening to Tarantino one ends up not enlightened but inside his head. I don’t want to be inside Tarantino’s head.

No doubt about it, Wes is legit

Great work Konbibi, I find this series to be more fun than the criterion closet simply because of the greater selection. And the shop has more space and is a bit more colourful hah.

A lot of the dates shown on screen are wrong here, is there a reason are we going off French release dates? Wes correctly had Marie Antoinette at 1938 and Vengeance is mine is 1979 for anyone struggling to find more details

Wes Anderson is a dapper dude.

Wes Anderson stutters through every interview he is in unless he is talking about movies he loves- then he just goes nonstop talking about movies hahaha

Little mistake: The Isao Takahata movie shown is from 1991 not 1988.