And he is not alone with that. So we are lucky. ;)

that's funny. every day i wonder how much people all have such a conformist and identical way of thinking in this society, and use words so poorly. i'm not kidding.

He said he'd been working on it for seven years. He prolly shared his ideas, so someone knew.

Real talk!!

@@caveman861 same here :)

Me too..!!Must b very cool..to b @'The Table..wth Jim.(ig)&,Jim J.&,Others..id be "Ah can i record this just as this is Priceless..informative.et al.:-)

It was boring

"nice chap" xd

God forbid anyone speak naturally, freely and unscripted.

I’d love to go to Vienna someday

@@lizf208 in spring she is a beauty indeed.

@@Eflodur wow I was not expecting a response, thank you so much! Also happy birthday JJ 😊

how about pythagoras the greek?! haha! oh man

LuckylyLuke I had a Thaggorus Pie once : the isosceles was undercooked and I cut my lip on an acute angle in the pastry....._Never again!_

+LuckylyLuke did you just reply to yourself?

I did. Self-awareness is the first step towards improvement… (-;

@JT if you expect traditional narrative going into it, you will be disappointed

​@JT yeah, pop is a genre of music that prominently uses repetition, I don't see what's wrong with that

@JT and I really don't see how that ties into the narrative of this film, it's definitely not a very mainstream movie, I just don't think that analogy makes sense

@JT you seem to have a very limited idea of what movies (and music) can be. if you don't enjoy watching 2 hours of beautiful scenery and a cool guy hanging out that's fine, but it's not a critique against the film. same goes for music, there's plenty of long ambient or otherwise minimalist compositions that are just slight variations of the same thing over and over, and still are highly enjoyable to listen.

One of two of my most favorite films of Jim, and I've watched all and want more of everything Jim creates

You're not interesting. Jim's great, why even think of an interviewer, I haven't even noticed him. It was all right.

You're a chronically upset idiot ignoring the fact that this is already happening - all these things return to Africa and stuff

You speak shit.

Charlie Chuckleberry He doesn't accuse anybody in the room of being a racist colonialist. Listen to Jarmusch again, this time without any dog whistles ringing in your ears. He just states the fact that everyone in the room shares a history in which colonialism happened. If you feel guilty about it yourself, I suggest looking into the psychological phenomenon of "projection". Also, It's true that "the culture back in those days" doesn't exist anymore, because it is worse in these days. It has grown like a tumor. It conceals itself like criminal. The same self-interested parties who once were simple racist colonialists no longer care about anything, except their own material advancement. Theirs is an anti-culture, as they don't even care about each other. They are parasites, drunk on power, on a blatant doom trip. Do yourself (and everyone else) a favor, and stop listening to their bunk. (And please understand that I recognize that your point of view may be totally valid for you right now, but I simply disagree with it, and want you to defend your mischaracterization of Mr. Jarmusch.)

1. Those exact people don't exist - but have been replaced with equally capable simpletons today. 2. That culture you refer to is even stronger today - move out of your closed circle to see it from an outside perspective. 3. All Muslims have already been branded terrorists (haven't you been listening to ex-President Don Trump?) We can only correct and get better if we acknowledge our failings. Humans have a lot of these.

fidelmchristo if the only reason you watched Limits was to see Bill Murray you need to stick to your Netflix "Bill Murray" recommendations and leave these artistic films to real film peeps. Art Wannabe Sheeple like yourself will never get it.

Yeah such a sellout playing in these low budget art flicks no one pays to watch. He really went Hollywood on us

We currently aren't optimizing the use of limited resources so something definitely is fundamentally broken.

@@Bob-uh6gf True that, the fundamentals are broken.