When Ingmar Bergman meets Jean-Luc Godard, when Clint Eastwood meets Spike Lee, it's not a movie exchange extravaganza! The movie bosses are collectively tearing apart, which is the most intense "battlefield".
François Truffaut (left) on Michelangelo Antonioni (right)
François Truffaut: "Antonioni is the only director I don't have much good to say, he's too boring, too serious, he has no sense of humor. ”
Ingmar Borgman (left) on Michelangelo Antonioni (right)
Ingmar Borgman: "Fellini, Akira Kurosawa, Buñuel and Tarkovsky walking on the Sunlight Avenue, Antonioni walking on his own canoe bridge, walking as if he had reached a dead end, he was stifled by his own dullness. ”
Ingmar Borgman (left) on Orson Wells (right)
Ingmar Borgman: "To me, he's a liar. His work is empty and lifeless. [Citizen Kane] is loved by critics and will always be number one in the polls, but I think it's just an obnoxious thing. First of all, all the performances are worthless, and it's hard to imagine this film winning so much respect. I never liked Orson Wells as an actor because he wasn't a real actor. In Hollywood you can find two kinds of people, one is an actor and the other is an entertaining character. Wells is a typical entertainer, and in my opinion, he is an infinitely overrated filmmaker. ”
Ingmar Borgman (left) on Jean-Luc Godard (right)
Ingmar Borgman: "I never got anything out of his films. They're contrived, pretending to be smart, lifeless, hollow, boring — Godard is so boring! He's just making movies for critics. He had a film [Men and Women], which was shot in sweden, and it was tedious and numbing. ”
Orson Wells (right) on Godard (left)
Orson Wells: "Godard is talented as a director, but I don't think he's very thoughtful, that's where we're different. ”
Werner Herzog (left) on Godard (right)
Werner Herzog: "There are people who like Jean-Luc Godard. ”
Godard (left) on Quentin Tarantino (right)
Godard: "Tarantino named his production company after my film, he should have given me money." ”
Harmony Colin (left) on Quentin (right)
Harmony Colin: "Quentin seems to care too much about other films, I mean, too many shots borrowed from other films. When I watched his movie, it was funny, but after watching it, I thought the movie was very empty, and some of the information in it was very boring, that is, pop culture. ”
Nick Broomfield (left) on Quentin (right)
Nick Broomfield: "Watching his movies is like watching a young man's fantasies about violence and sex. It's like his mother making him pancakes downstairs and he's picking up tubes in his bedroom. But this time, he actually got Weinstein's support, and the movie was released. ”
Spike Lee (left) on Quentin (right) (with the insulting "n-word" in his script for black people)
Spike Lee: "I'm not against using the word, and I'm going to use it too, but not excessively, but Quentin is obsessed with the word. What the hell is he trying to do? ”
Taylor Perry (left) on Spike Lee (right)
Tyler Perry: "Spike should go straight to hell!" ”
Clint Eastwood (left) on Spike Lee (right)
Clint Eastwood: "People like him should just shut up. ”
Jacques Riviette (left) on Kubrick (right)
Jacques Levitte: "Kubrick is a machine, a mutant, a Martian, not a human at all. But when he shot other machines with this machine, it worked well, like [2001: A Space Odyssey]. ”
Jacques Riverette (left) on James Cameron (right)
Jacques Riverette: "Cameron isn't bad, at least he's not a jerk like Spielberg. He wanted to be Demiler, but his film couldn't jump out. ”
Godard (left) on Spielberg (right)
Godard: "I don't know him well, and his films are average. As the leader of the French New Wave, Godard naturally looked down on the mercenary Hollywood, and Spielberg did not look down on him. Godard has called [Schindler's list] a "blasphemy against history."
Alex Cox (left) on Spielberg (right)
Alex Cox: "Spielberg didn't make movies, he sold candy. Spielberg was really lying down and getting shot, and in the eyes of independent filmmaker Alex Cox, Olds' films were too sweet and too catered to the public.
Tim Burton (left) on Kevin Smith (right)
[Mad Clerk] director Kevin Smith accused Tim Burton of plagiarizing the idea from his comics, which was used at the end of "Battle for the Apes Ball." The arrogant Burton immediately hit back: "I never read comics, especially your Kevin family comics." ”
Kevin Smith wasn't too upset: "No wonder Burton made [Batman] that virtuous. ”
Kevin Smith (left) on Paul Thomas Anderson (right)
Kevin Smith blasted Paul Thomas Anderson: "Don't let me look [Magnolia] again, it just lies quietly on my desk, thus reminding me of how conceited a director and his work can be." ”
David Gordon Green (left) on Kevin Smith (right)
No, Kevin Smith was also hacked, and David Gordon Green ([Prince Avalanche]) thought Kevin's film was "quite retarded and not worth buying a ticket at all."
Vincent Gallo (left) on Spike Jones (right)
Vincent Gallo, who shocked the film world with [Brown Rabbit], also had a black, and Vincent Gallo, who shocked the film industry with [Brown Rabbit], had already looked at him unhappily, but this statement sounded more like a personal grudge: "If you take him to a party, don't expect him to do a little funny thing, he is a lump of pig dung." 」 ”
Vincent Gallo (left) on Martin Scorsese (right)
Angry Vincent Gallo's mouth is constantly barricaded, and more people have offended, and the big director Martin Scorsese has not let go: "Even if you give me ten million, you want me to work for him, he has not made a good film in 25 years." ”
Vincent Gallo (left) on Sofia Coppola (right)
After shelling Spike Jones, Vincent Gallo continued to shell Jones' ex-wife, Sophia Coppola: "Whoever can help her, she loves whomever she wants." If she wants to be a photographer, she will be a photographer; if she wants to be a director, she will be a director. Like her fat pig father, it is a parasite. ”
Vincent Gallo (left) on Abel Ferrara (right)
Vincent Gallo, who played [Funeral] directed by Abel Ferrara, was more justified in his complaint this time: "I was acting, but he ran to take drugs." There was no picture of him on the set. He also stole my money! ”
Werner Herzog (left) on Abel Ferrara (right)
The "German New Wave" director Werner Herzog remake of Abel Ferrara's [Bad Lieutenant], said of the latter: "Who is Ferrara? I've never seen his films. Is he Italian? French? Which onion is it? ”
David Konenberg (left) onM. Knight Shyamalan (right)
Cult director David Cronenberg said of M. Knight Shyamalan, who recently failed to pounce: "I hate that cargo, the next question! ”
Alan Parker (left) on Peter Greenaway (right)
Director Alan Parker was depressed after reading Peter Greenaway's [Contract for a Draftsman]: "It's like a lump of contrived poop." ”
Ken Russell (left) on Richard Attenborough (right)
Ken Russell, a British director who has made films such as [Listeria], was quite upset with [Gandhi' director Richard Attenborough: "This guy distorts the facts, he has a very high self-esteem, and these shortcomings are reflected in his films." ”
Uve Bauer (left) on Michael Bay (right)
Uve Bauer, who is known for shooting bad movies ([Vampire Lane], [House of Death]), still has some backbone: "I'm not as idiotic as Michael Bay." ”
Roy Anderson (left) on Ingmar Bergman (right)
They are all Swedish famous directors, and they are more ruthless to tear up. Roy Anderson argues that Ingmar Bergman "only made three or four good films, so I didn't learn from him, he didn't have any humor."
(This article was originally published on the WeChat public account of "Watching Movie Weekly" magazine)