I know a lot of Forum members are not Tarantino fans, and almost none, Maher fans. Still, this is only about a 3 minute chat about Hollywood and I found it interesting; maybe you will too.

While I've grown tired of Tarantino recently, i'll certainly listen to his interviews, especially now.

Maher in the past, at least for me, has been impossible to stomach. Lately, he's been pushing back on all the extreme liberal PC bullshit. And of course, I'll watch them eat their own.

Maher just can't seem to connect the dots. Every now and then he acknowledges some particular dumb thing about leftist ideology but he just won't stop being a leftist.

Oh, Maher could connect the dots if he wanted. He knows he’d be out of a job. Way too much $$$ to lose.

Yeah, I saw that clip on youtube and started to watch it, but Maher's cocksucking and fawning over Tarantino caused me to turn it off in less than 15 seconds.

Tarantino is a cop-hater whose idea of paradise is for him to have been born black. Fucking weirdo.

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Originally posted by PowerSurge:
Oh, Maher could connect the dots if he wanted. He knows he’d be out of a job. Way too much $$$ to lose.

You are correct. Maher is very good at connecting the dots and is likely far mor conservative behind closed door than his character would have you believe.
He lets it slip on occasion but he is well aware of the cash cow he is milking.

As for Tarantino I am not sure I have ever heard him speak before this clip. Not at all what I expected his voice to sound like.

At Sundance, where there are cameras everywhere

How ya like this prick? Punches a papparazzi, then, when the photograher points out he has the right to film and tells Tarantino to try that again, he runs away like the little pussy he is. This is someone in need of the serious ass-kicking he has never gotten. Don't start none, won't be none, jerk. And yes, you twit, you started it. You don't control the world, fucking egomaniac.

BTW, despite the video title, this is not a fight.

Tarantino reminds me of a larger version of Truman Capote. The mannerisms. Got some talent, but it’s hard to overlook the weirdness.