I am male. I am skinny. I have red hair and glasses. I am a nerd. I do not listen to much music. I like punk music. I don't like scary movies that are gross. I liked Rear Window even though it was scary. I like Alfred Hitchcock movies, the most recent one was Marnie. Movies about women in forced relationships anger me. I sometimes get horrible dreams from watching horror movies. I had bad nightmares after watching Halloween. I don't like watching old Western movies. I do like watching old scary movies. I am interested in seeing old romance movies. I like Val Kilmer, and enjoyed his performance in The Doors. I have not seen Tombstone yet.
I love eating. Pizza and hamburgers are two of my favorite foods. I am female. I work part time in a warehouse. I like punk music. Alfred Hitchcock movies are my favorite. My favorite Hitchcock movie is To Catch a Thief. It was the first one that I saw. I like old movies the best. I like watching all types of movies. I found Tombstone with Val Kilmer to be a fantastic movie.
What other old directors do you like that have made the movies that you have enjoyed? Do you like any movies from modern directors? Obviously, Alfred Hitchcock is still my number one favorite old director. But I would say an easy runner-up would be David Lean. As far as modern directors go, I'm actually a HUGE fan of Quentin Tarantino's films. How about yourself? Wow, it looks like we have very similar tastes in directors an movies. Those are some of my favorites as well. Quentin Tarantino is just an absolute legend. I love the Kill Bill franchise, and also Pulp Fiction which is a cult classic. What are your favorite Tarantino films? Aha, that's awesome. I couldn't disagree with anything you just said. I could watch the Kill Bill franchise over and over. Pulp Fiction is absolutely unforgettable. I even really enjoyed Django, even though it caught a lot of flak. I would say my favorite, strangely, is From Dusk Till Dawn. Not his best movie, but it was one of my favorites when I was a little kid growing up.  Django is a great movie. I understand why it received so much criticism, but I think that it is a powerful story that mirrors Inglorious B**. History is dark, but I think Tarantino has confronted that darkness and created a triumphant and powerful story. Tarantino has always been a bit too liberal with his use of the N-word, although the racial politics of this movie are endlessly fascinating, forcing America to confront its sordid history, while paving the way for “12 Years a Slave” the following year. Again, I couldn't agree more. I'm all for peoples right's being protected, but I think when it comes to art and media, it's important that we give the correct voice to history, and make sure it is still heard. Churchill said, "Those who fail to learn from history are condemned to repeat it." Censorship only does history a disservice.  What a great quote! Censorship harms everyone, it is important that all ideas are up for discussion. I think both of our love's for Tarantino and Hitchcock are rooted in the enjoyment of pushing boundaries and exploring controversy.  This has honestly been the best conversation I've had yet today - are there any movies coming out in the future that you're really looking forward to, or a particular director? I am really looking forward to watching Black Widow when it comes out on July 9th. I am a sucker for all the Marvel movies and I have enjoyed how the franchise has progressed recently. Do you like Marvel movies They've grown on me. I was really resistant to a lot of the modern superhero movies, but after watching the Avengers, I came around a little bit. I still wouldn't say I get excited when I hear new movies coming out, but I think I'm in a position to give them a chance. A little more open minded.