'Drive my Car' director humbled by film's critical acclaim | Nightline
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- Опубліковано 17 жов 2024
- "Drive My Car" director Ryusuke Hamaguchi spoke with "Nightline" about his historic Oscar nomination and how he hopes its success will pave the way for other Asian filmmakers.
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One my favorite films of 2021, congratulations Hamaguchi!
It better take all the oscars theyre nominated for because its truly one of the few films that I actually enjoyed watching its a masterpiece
Ryusuke Hamaguchi is a modern master. Well deserved BAFTA win. Hope he flies back home to Japan with a few Oscars under his belt
Drive My Car - Well-deserved the Oscar and multiple of awards Won 1 Oscar with 73 wins & 95 nominations total
A movie for people that love movies. This film trusts the viewer. Subtle but potent.
Best description of a Masterpiece I have ever read
It's a wonderful movie. The success is well deserved.
I hope more Japanese films get nominated for Best Picture
funny. hamaguchi's humility and his very fluent interpreter is somehow mirroring bong joon ho and his own interpreter
EXCELLENT Movie on all levels. It should have been best movie of the year
just saw it; so good
Recognized by Oscar looks to me that Japanese films could be the mainstream. But there has been always great Japanese films that influenced Weetern filming industries for many years. They were not just mainstream though. There are many Western fans of Japanese gangsta (yakuza) movies and horror movies. But it is true that change in Oscar’s membership has a lot to do with more Asian films coming to the nominations.
Right
This is not a woke film. This is a great film period. One of my favorite film for the past 10 years.
CODA did one of the biggest robbery in the Oscar history.
"Call on the Lord in the day of trouble
and he will deliver you"
-Psalm 50: 15
Obviously since Roma from México changed everything. Foreigners make a difference! World 2022.
Why was there an asian background interviewer chosen? Why not a white one? Huh? Curious?....
Thank you
I liked it But,a bit too long.
WTF was that woman doing up on stage with a notepad at the Oscars!
I think she was probably there to translate anything he mightve wanted to say in Japanese. I felt so bad for him though because he got his speech cut off 3 times & then taken off from the stage after like a minute meanwhile other people got to talk for over 5 minutes! wtf 😐
@@Ashley-oj6wm I didn't notice him being cut off. Earlier there was a group of guys that won oscars and the last guy didn't get to speak because the others took up the small time allotted. If I'm that guy, I'm going to speak because you may not get another oscar.
@@BOTzerker He got cut off by the music twice & at the third time they basically walked him off the stage. His speech was like 2 minutes total at best. It’s apparently not the first time he got cut off on an award show either. Just a few weeks ago he won an award in a film festival in San Diego & the same thing happened. He didn’t get to finish both times.
As a Japanese national, I`m not sure whether I should be pleased to hear a Japanese movie is nominated for Academy Award. To date, it is widely believed culture and art are always created by Westerners. Western culture is supposed to have universal values while Non-Western cultures are not. Japanese culture attracts Westerners not because of its universal value but because of uniqueness. Kurosawa`s movies are appreciated by Western views not for its universality but its uniqueness. Two Asian countries China and Japan rank the second and third positions economically, and Non western cultures and values will play more important roles universally.
Such a shallow point of view
Kurosawa influenced by William Shakespeare, Dostoevsky, Dashiell Hammet, Ed McBain, John Ford. Obviously you haven't watched Kurosawa film.
I appreciate your perspective. However, I feel like you make an interesting contradiction. Because western culture supposedly has "universal" values, they should be more regularly appreciating films from all over the world, and yet the Academy Awards often don't (outside of their best foreign language/international film category, and the infrequent BP or screenplay nomination). I think this nomination should be regarded as a great honor and is a good sign of positive growth within the Academy, as evidenced by the last several Academy Awards.
かわいそう
なにいってんだか
Sardar Udham was not even selected even being a marvellous movie the decesion was biased because of the truth of wht the brits done accurately . I m so dissappointed on oscar comittee
Slow & Calm 1
Why is the narrator rolling her "R" on his name haha, he is Japanese ! smh.
Well it ain't no squid games
Artistic but not entertaining.
Yup that's the difference between drive my car compared to parasite...some directors are not just meant for mainstream.
@@kawaiipotatoes7888 exactly, not for you dumb brain dead people. Go jack off to Squid game.
@@abusaeed5083 you are not smarter than you probably think
@@danielhuang2488 Isn't that everyone? So calm your tits.
Parasite is a blockbuster wannabe tryhard movie. It shifts too much the genre from a con man to a rich-poor documentary to a thriller. 90% of the audience only liked it because of the shock value of the plot twist. Not to mention they keep parroting the paper-thin quote like "Not 'rich but still nice.' Nice because she's rich."
If you want to be an expert at creative writing, you don't spit out corny buzzwords like "rich" and "poor" in your movies. Save yourself the trouble and watch Shoplifters, a better movie to convey the message.
Parasite is too overrated; I think Boon Joon Ho has better movies like Memories of Murder.