I really enjoyed this film. It lets you feel many emotions at once, but most importantly, it’s simply beautiful. It’s about a night when everyone has a story to tell, and each person shares it in their own way these secrets between driver and enger. Every scene was perfect: the color palette, the music, and the flawless form. Please, go watch it!
Kurosawa is a rare genius. This film is beautiful in every way. The story is deep and meaningful, and classic cinema always feels special. It mixes class conflict with a crime story in a smart way. The small details are amazing, and the actors perform with real skill. Kurosawa uses strong symbols, and the camera work and style are perfect. The story pulls you in completely.
It’s not a bad film: the colors are fantastic, the music rocks, the shots are solid, and Oslo is beautiful.
Aksel is the only well-drawn character—you can relate to him: he’s been betrayed, misunderstood, stuck in his past, and facing death.
But the script is too preachy and doesn’t show julie growth at all.
What a script.
Two people, just talking—no distractions—and it’ll make you cry, and this damn director, everything he makes is amazing. The story of Paris،Texas—you never really reach it. And that color that blends into everything, and that fucking guitar of loneliness.
