Robert Rodriguez

So that came out in August of 1995. Just six months later, Dust Till Dawn came out. And I made that. I enjoyed it so much.

So that came out in August of 1995. Just six months later, Dust Till Dawn came out. And I made that. I enjoyed it so much.

Oh, thanks. I loved that movie. I showed this explosion shot, you know, the movie to Jim Cameron. He was watching it. I was waiting for his, you know, he was doing movies like Terminator 2, blowing the shit out of everything. So I was wondering if you'd like my little rinky-dink thing. And his hand went up in the air when he saw that moment.

Oh, thanks. I loved that movie. I showed this explosion shot, you know, the movie to Jim Cameron. He was watching it. I was waiting for his, you know, he was doing movies like Terminator 2, blowing the shit out of everything. So I was wondering if you'd like my little rinky-dink thing. And his hand went up in the air when he saw that moment.

Oh, thanks. I loved that movie. I showed this explosion shot, you know, the movie to Jim Cameron. He was watching it. I was waiting for his, you know, he was doing movies like Terminator 2, blowing the shit out of everything. So I was wondering if you'd like my little rinky-dink thing. And his hand went up in the air when he saw that moment.

So I thought, yeah, I'm going to do that in Dust Till Dawn. Dust Till Dawn, I had it where the actors come out doing the dialogue, though. And the explosion just keeps going. And they're walking away while having a conversation. So within six months, you saw two versions of that. So people just started doing it. You see it in Man and Fire. I mean, you see, like, whole combinations of it.

So I thought, yeah, I'm going to do that in Dust Till Dawn. Dust Till Dawn, I had it where the actors come out doing the dialogue, though. And the explosion just keeps going. And they're walking away while having a conversation. So within six months, you saw two versions of that. So people just started doing it. You see it in Man and Fire. I mean, you see, like, whole combinations of it.

So I thought, yeah, I'm going to do that in Dust Till Dawn. Dust Till Dawn, I had it where the actors come out doing the dialogue, though. And the explosion just keeps going. And they're walking away while having a conversation. So within six months, you saw two versions of that. So people just started doing it. You see it in Man and Fire. I mean, you see, like, whole combinations of it.

But it's an accident. That's got to be weird for you. Like, you're like, bitch, that's mine.

But it's an accident. That's got to be weird for you. Like, you're like, bitch, that's mine.

But it's an accident. That's got to be weird for you. Like, you're like, bitch, that's mine.

If I had engineered it, yeah, I'd be really smart. But again, like I said, I'm not that smart.

If I had engineered it, yeah, I'd be really smart. But again, like I said, I'm not that smart.

If I had engineered it, yeah, I'd be really smart. But again, like I said, I'm not that smart.

Who knew? What's so fun is... He's in Desperado now. I met him on the film festival circuit. So in 1992, we both had movies with guys in black and violent movies. In fact, I met him at the Toronto Film Festival for Reservoir Dogs. I had Mariachi because they put us on a panel together to discuss violence in the movies in the 90s, even though it was only 92. And so we met there and became friends.

Who knew? What's so fun is... He's in Desperado now. I met him on the film festival circuit. So in 1992, we both had movies with guys in black and violent movies. In fact, I met him at the Toronto Film Festival for Reservoir Dogs. I had Mariachi because they put us on a panel together to discuss violence in the movies in the 90s, even though it was only 92. And so we met there and became friends.

Who knew? What's so fun is... He's in Desperado now. I met him on the film festival circuit. So in 1992, we both had movies with guys in black and violent movies. In fact, I met him at the Toronto Film Festival for Reservoir Dogs. I had Mariachi because they put us on a panel together to discuss violence in the movies in the 90s, even though it was only 92. And so we met there and became friends.

And he said, oh, my next movie is Pulp Fiction. And I just thought, this crazy guy, he's so funny. And I said, I'm going to write him into Desperado. It was before he did Pulp Fiction or any of that. So by the time Desperado came out, Pulp Fiction was a phenomenon. And then people cheer when he walks on stage, on set.

And he said, oh, my next movie is Pulp Fiction. And I just thought, this crazy guy, he's so funny. And I said, I'm going to write him into Desperado. It was before he did Pulp Fiction or any of that. So by the time Desperado came out, Pulp Fiction was a phenomenon. And then people cheer when he walks on stage, on set.

And he said, oh, my next movie is Pulp Fiction. And I just thought, this crazy guy, he's so funny. And I said, I'm going to write him into Desperado. It was before he did Pulp Fiction or any of that. So by the time Desperado came out, Pulp Fiction was a phenomenon. And then people cheer when he walks on stage, on set.