Cecilia Wang lmao

Yep, I have a feeling Netflix doesn’t really have much involvement in the actual storyline and production, they just fund and make sure it works with their brand name/agenda

i think netflix actually wrote and created tall girl, whereas for this movie they let noah and his team work on the movie, and netflix was simply the benefactor that funded them

I like Netflix. They have faith in the people behind these projects and leave them alone. Obviously some movies will suck but as we all know there are a lot of ppl who like shitty movies. So something for everyone.

Josh 234 yeah that’s exactly what Netflix does

Orter Minat i know both him and Greta were snubbed for that category

The award shows are all a joke

Todd Phillips got one over him. Seriously!?!?!? I like Joker, but Phillips didn't do work like this.

@@LuisMartinez-rw2lj Don't forget Robert Eggers, Ari Aster and Pedro Almodóvar

Framely dude there’s only 5 spots tho, who out of the people nominated are you taking out

Oh YESSS he is wayy better than Phoenix

I agree, I still have hope but I don't think he'll get it

I agree it's been a shame to see him getting snubbed, but hes such an amazing actor and still pretty young so he'll have his time

My heart say Adam, but my brain say Joaquin :(

Yeah I agree. I've wanted Joaquin to get an Oscar for years now but Joker wasn't his best performance (still really, really great, though). He deserved one way more for The Master or Walk the Line. Between him and Adam Driver, Adam probably had the better performance but they won't give it to him because it's more nuanced and because the Oscars like to give acting awards to award the actor's entire career, rather than just the whole performance. Adam will get his eventually, hopefully!!

Oh that would be beautiful!! What a fantastic idea

@@troylowryjr.4654 Glad you like it :-)

Check out the Soundtracking podcast by Edith Bowman, very much this

@@Beccap1502 Thanks for the tip! Will do! Edit: Woah! Amazing. How did I not know about this? What a treasure trove.

Woooah, I would love this so much!!

i agree, it pulled me out of the moment. it’s when you can tell that life still goes on around them.

Well said!

Nice

Its really good, but its not a masterpiece

Big53Mac i disagree I can’t see any flaws only positives in each scene

@@big53mac38 it's a masterpeice.

@@kylekondit9709 idk, its probably my 2nd favorite film of the year but i wouldn't call it a "masterpiece"

Since you are woman, I can see where you might think that . It’s an ok flick

Junayed Alam as someone who’s actually in film school, allow me to reassure these videos are significantly more useful than at minimum 75% of what is taught, and I’d say more useful than 90% of what is taught.

@@eddixon2015 Please answer the question: Can i get to make a movie or being a director or writer on the movie without going to the film school or art school?

zuhaven Yes. Chris Nolan, James Cameron, and Quentin Tarantino didn’t go to art school

@@eddixon2015 thank you,im hoping my dreams come true and wanna start direct and writing my films and soon when my age is 25 to 27

zuhaven good luck man!

Never let people shame you for analyzing pieces of media. People mainly do that when they themselves didn't notice subtext and feel bad they're not able to see things as "deeply" as others. I was trained in AP English to scrutinize and analyze everything on the page when I was in high school. It's great training for when you create your own art and helps guide what you do and do not want to construct significance around when conveying an idea.

THANK YOU

You over analyze the scenes bc you have the heart of an artist. Also let this make you aware that symbolism can be used for nefarious purposes as well. You probably know that though.

@@kurlykayla9013 well said kayla. I think it could be that you pay great attention to detail. That can be a gift and a curse, lol.

VulnerableMajesty Analysis is explaining what we’ve already registered, whether most people realised or not.

because he does deserves it

@@icthus_online Yes he does but this Tarantino guy I'm afraid will get in his way. My choice would be either Noah or Bong Joon Ho

I'm not really sure what necessarily makes a screenplay better than another. With Noah's all the dialogue is used verbatim in the film, there's not ad-libs/improvisation. So I would take that as a positive. But then the direction, at least in this scene, seemed very limit. There's not a lot of description on how the scene should go or how the characters should act/react to what goes on. It's left to interpretation and other factors outside of what's written on the page. Personally I think this is great for actors to be able to delve into their roles and be more involved in creating the character we then see on screen. I'm just not sure what academy members will make of it. Will they think a "less is more" approach to stage direction is good for a screenplay? Or will they prefer a screenplay that is more descriptive and shows the level of detail and forethought a writer put into the film prior to preproduction?

I definitely think he's strong for original and Greta for adapted

Actuallyilyts His partner Greta is nominated for “Little Women” wouldn’t it be amazing 😉 If they both won or one of them

Nobody wins? That female main actor in the movie surely won (like most women after divorce), and Charlie certainly lost (Remember that part, in which the lawyer said he also had to pay for her lawyer?)

Pacing? This movie drags on for soooo unnecessarily long .

@@funnycrazypeople123 so you go into a film about divorce expecting a fast paced movie? Wow... just wow.

Jules A She isn't content herself, they BOTH lost. She loved him more & he cheated but he also tried to secure everything else for the family. She wasn't happy with how it played and you know that (at least, that's what you were supposed to learn) when she sees him reading the letter, when they're crying together after fighting, when she finds out her lawyer literally did something she didn't want and asked the opposite for. They both had losses, that's the point. That divorce is not just about them, sadly, even though it should be, but rather what happens during it and the losses each have before, during and after. They were different types of losses, but they BOTH lost, different perspectives. If you think she won, you severely missed the point of Noah's movie.

@@Anonymous-ve7piI do not even think that she lost or that, that was the message of the movie: she had more custody, her husband paid part of her lawyer's fees, she got a new good job, she got a new partner, she lives with her family. The guy was sad at the end, while she was smiling and all proud. She never lost anything, she left her husband because she was bored and wanted to take care of her needs without thinking about the person that has been taken care of her. "He cheated"? Then why didn't confront him directly to solve the issue? She rather reserved it as a tool to force a divorce.

Yes, especially when they were answering to the lawyers in this particular scene.

I agree, but up to the extent that they seem like children. Mainly because they are being spoken for, and scolded by the lawyers when they speak out. In this scene both Charlie and Nora lost their voices. They are being spoken for, just like children often are.

Wow....that's a very insightful observation. I never would have thought about it but now that you pointed it out, it IS a lot like that.

S Portz Thanks. It didn’t strike me fully til watching him review the scene, but it definitely can be seen in the performance. Big snubs imo.

theworldaccordingtovivian haha! That’s awesome! Thanks for pointing that out! 😊

Yeah, and Ray Liotta becomes Jay Marotta

@@ErickGarcia-qs2yh I was disappointed to find out that this rhyming scene breaks down because Laura Dern plays Nora Fanshaw.

Zoe Jean Louise well I think that subplot can give insight into the judges decision to keep the case as an LA case/an LA family. If the judge had a cold he probably wanted to be done with it so chose to do the easiest thing, even if the argument is strong for them being a NY family

@@willowornellas2931 Oh yeah I think it plays an important part, I just think it was funny how he kept bringing it up, like a little kid who did a good job on a school project

@@reelyintofilm5189 Why are you underestimating his enthusiasm in this way? He must be proud because it is a job well done. I think we should all act like children, but I see that your comment takes away his power as a professional when you compare him to someone who depends on the opinion of others because he is forming his character. It is not the case here. He is a respected director happy for the creative outcome of his film. Why did you think it is funny? I don't understand.

@@poetryreading7826 I'm not trying to be ruse, when I think of child like joy it is something good! I think it is amazing how enthusiastic he is about his movie. I don't think it is 'funny" I think it is really cool and it makes me happy.

Zoe Jean Louise I didn’t take ur comment as rude in the slightest, I understood it was meant w a positive connotation. No idea how this other commenter took it as insulting.

Brilliant

yes thats what he said

Imagine being cast for such a small role where you'll be saying your lines for 20 seconds or so, and the director tells you that your character is having a cold that particular day.

Every single umm, ahh, pause and overlapping dialogue is written into his scripts. And he makes sure the actors don’t change or miss them at all.

Phoenix was great in Joker but Driver deserved that Oscar, no contest. I wasn’t able to watch the show but I heard Baumbach wasn’t even nominated. These award shows can really be a joke sometimes

Adam deserves the Oscar a lot more than Phoenix. It may be bias, but I just found joker boring. It felt like a movie that had been done multiple times before, but marriage story felt fresh and new.

I agree absolutely with you!

Lisbeth Arreaga you’ll have to fight Greta for him lmao

Greta Gerwig beat you to it

He cheated on his first wife with Greta, so he'll probably cheat on Greta in a couple years. You have a shot!

Lisbeth Arreaga You have another marriage story if you bring nothing to the table but admiration for hard working film makers

He looks like he would be horrible in bed, though...

Pablo Ovalle That’s because his movies 🎥 are so subtle in their direction and those aren’t the movies that get nominated for directing usually

A nice, perky performance

IKR! She’s horrible awful creepy disgusting. But she does it so effortlessly it’s believable.

Both songs are from Company, which is about a single man in a friend group full of married couples learning to commit

sondheim? i bet that was greta gerwigs touch

i think laura will for sure win

I can't think any better screenplay than Baumbach's even Parasite's screenplay still has flaws for me and i don't like Tarantino's screenplay this year.

Dana D as soon as we first get introduced to her character I immediately thought this is a Oscar winner performance right here

Rayhan Ihsan Nasution I agree and I’m a huge Tarantino fan. This script just had heart that the actors portrayed beautifully

The Latest And The Greatest right like i hated her so much it wad fantastic

If you watch Scarlett and Chris evan’s “actor on actor” interview for vanity fair, she reveals that Noah had the actors stick to the exact words on the script. Lots of movies leave room for actors to improvise, but Noah made sure that the actors didn’t miss even a “but” or “and” or a pause in his script.

JAL3 Exactly

phantomvideowatcher gotta give cred to the crew too! great art direction by jade healy! she also PD’d Tiny Furniture which is pretty good if you can tolerate Lena Dunham

Kainoa Presbitero and Adam is gonna lose to a clown :(

Funeral enthusiast the only time I wasn’t impressed with Joaquin.

They are very good tbf

At the same time they are trying to be the 'heros' for those who hired them

It's why I didn't hire a lawyer when I filed for divorce. Thankfully I could still have a conversation with the ex and come to a compromise.

No kidding. I just LOATHED them. I reacted so strongly to them, taking this very painful situation and just grinding salt into the wounds. On the other hand, Charlie and Nicole should never have let it get so out of hand.

bananabob456 why not? Lol

bananabob456 cause your actually paying attention to him and listening lol

Spartacus 77 huh

He's vulnerable and intelligent

Tom Adamson just google “Marriage Story screenplay” the first few links have it as a PDF

@@SALSAFOX7 Thinking he probably meant as a hardcover with that nice binding though...

Yeah don't do the Google PDF download because then you can't put it down 😉 (and having Noah's voice in your head as your reading 😀) He's an exceptional storyteller