After Hours

“One of my favorite films by Mr. Martin Scorsese, After Hours. This film taught me a lot about editing and camera setups.”

“After Hours. Probably one of my favorite Scorsese films, definitely in the top three. It’s so rewatchable and I love how he’s not taking himself really that seriously. He’s, like, having a lot of fun. And it’s so unpredictable as well. It’s, like, not really Following any, like, rules. And all these amazing shots are done and I just watch it all the time.”

“After Hours beautifully shot again sort of like Where Is the Friend's House? Just a person on a mission it's one of those movies that you're watching that I'm living in New York I'm watching on my couch and I'm like I should just be out there living life and I should just be out there like when was the last time I was up all night looking for someone in SoHo...”

“After Hours. This is going to be a little weird, but I have an After Hours tattoo, because the first time I watched it, I got crazy. And it’s also my favorite Velvet Underground song. So After Hours is really important to me.”

“Here's your After Hours, I think that was something you were interested in, right? Oh yeah, I love this movie but I haven't seen it in a long time so I'm really excited to revisit it. New York and big laughs in the 80s.”

“I see a movie that we both love: After Hours. I love the momentum of it. It’s propulsive. It’s funny. It’s specific. That version of New York, too. There’s this one scene where he’s going off on a rant. He ends up in this guy’s apartment, this stranger, and they changed the subway fare, and he’s going off about it and he’s like, 'Did you know that they changed the subway fare?' And the guy goes like this: 'Mm-hm.' That’s so New York. And also Teri Garr. I miss Teri Garr.”