Completely agree

Wow.. “like a tea or a walk” what a comparison… super liked the words…which exactly resembles this soothing movie 😃

At some stage I thought Paterson was schizophrenic patient and his wife wasn't real ,she was always home, she was his imagination person

i thought she was nuts.

That's a very interesting theory

What a great concept

I’m no intellectual but that’s very interesting that meeting at the waterfall bridge seemed very purposeful. As soon as his book is destroyed this man appears with many odes to Paterson and presents him with a new open book to fill. Like he had enough life experience to finally right something meaningful. And the man never asked him his name like he already knew his name and that he was indeed a poet even if he claimed not to be.

@@monkeyman8265 Maybe to the Japanese guy also felt it as a poetic place in a poetic city just like Paterson. Maybe felt something poetic about him or maybe not. But what i think is that with every ”Aha!” the Japanese guy is believing more and more that Paterson actually it is interested in poetry (why would Paterson know so much about poets so much). And so decided to give to out protagonist the notebook. :)

Wow thanks

I like that statement. Mundane life can be poetic.

I like that theory. Also Paterson de-armed his friend who had a gun which plays nicely into your idea of serving in the army. And I like that because he has seen war he understand life is too short for squabbles. Just like the director said, Paterson has zen like qualities.

@@filmisjustmovingpictures Oh shoot, thats right! Forgot that scene, bro thanks a million for this video. i literally wrote on my journal somethings you mentioned cause it opened my mind more on this movie, nonetheless take care and stay safe! Thanks again

I thought the same thing. The music ties in perfectly with the bar scene when young ladies boyfriend enters the bar and becomes dramatic and Paterson begins laughing at him. “The whole world is laughing at me….silly fool”

You're right. I wanted him to succeed because I saw a bit of myself in him.

I don't think he's unfulfilled, in life. He's a pretty content person.

i like that interpretation

I enjoyed reading this, that's a good take away!

@@filmisjustmovingpictures Aw omg wow thanks, didn’t think anyone would read it let alone YOU😂 I loved the video and subbed 😊

I loved reading this and this might sound crazy but your comment made me want to be friends with you. Are you on Instagram? (So I can hit you up privately)

Nice theorem!

When watching this film, Paterson is nowhere near, synonymously close to being a pushover, as it is quite easily to view him from that perspective. The scene where he seem like he did not enjoy Brussel Sprouts Pie by Laura, was just a moment where he did not care much to even finish the meal, because he was more engaged in the conversation he and Laura were having, while he was just sitting there, looking around, like he normally does, through out the entire film. Paterson's just a Zen-minded person. Also, Paterson doesn't always comply with Laura. In the scene when he says "... words are written on water." after his writings were perished by Marvin. He doesn't mind the loss of his art being destroyed, because he will just make new ones. He was hurt a bit, but got over it after a short period of time and just moved on. Which is also the reason why he doesn't oblige to Laura persistently suggesting him to publish his writings. He clearly doesn't want to, although he does agree with Laura on how awesome the idea is. He never will comply. More noteworthy than that, he doesn't even let Laura read his poems. He'll read a few, but not as much as you would think he would, hence the notionality that he writes a lot. Laura's constantly wondering what goes on in his head or in his book of writings, but he never shares it with her. It's almost like a subtle-game they play with one another. Seemingly, the scene when there was an "electrical problem" with the bus-Paterson seem to have handled himself well. He parked the bus, had everyone evacuate the bus in an orderly-like fashion, made sure everyone was fine mentally and physically, he assumed someone would have a mobile phone and the issue was taken care of by is PSA on how another bus will arrive shortly. Paterson (and Adam Driver) once served in USMC, and the way he handled the bus and it's "electrical problem", Everett holding up the bar with a toy-gun, and when the Blood gang-members pulled up their vehicle next to him and Marvin, he seem to keep his cool and smirk or chuckled in all three situation. Paterson's a light-hearted man. There are scenes where Laura did seem tired, sick, or disoriented. Maybe it was the actress being played by Golshifteh Farahani, maybe that is Laura's personality, or that is part of the directors view for the character Laura, to leave the viewer in wonderment. Overall, she seem like a pretty laid back person, which goes well with Paterson. That's just Jim Jarmusch's approach for the films he directs. He leaves it open for the viewers to critically think in wonderment of what is going on. You should check out his other films.

Thanks for the support! I'm glad you liked the poems because I don't usually write poems but it felt right to write them for this video.

Jesus is coming That if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead, thou shalt be saved. .

Thank you! It felt right to write poetry for the video.

Agreed! The suggestion of the twins was very interesting!!

Such a good movie!

Thanks! I was actually in the middle of writing an Avengers Endgame review when I read your comment, and it made me realize I was only writing that review because I felt I had too. So I scrapped that idea and I'm now starting an analyse on a different movie that I've wanted to do for while. I appreciate the comment. It really helped!

Cheers!

I'm glad you enjoyed it

Thanks for the sub and I hope you'll like more of my videos in the future!

Thank you! It means a lot when people respond well to the video and the poetry!

Keep it upppp

I'm glad you enjoyed the video and got some usefulness from it!

Glad you liked the video.

Thank you for the comment and support!

Thank you!

Thanks!

Interesting story

Glad you liked it!

Thank you!

Thank you! Never done poetry before, so I appreciate the support and feedback!

It could mean he goes back to the same old routine. Wake up, go to work, and then comeback relaxing. He is content with his life. Thanks for the comment!

@@filmisjustmovingpictures thanks for the reply. I asked the question because: i read somewhere that how a film ends is crucial: if it FADES TO BLACK, it successfully concludes the story, a sober closure, traditional ending. if it cuts to black, it means sth jarring and abrupt. additionally, fades to white feels more enigmatic. In this context, why Jim Jarmusch chose to end Paterson with CUT TO BLACK? i dont get it.

@@filmisjustmovingpictures is he though? I don't think he really was. He even expressed that in one of his poems saying that he thinks about other girls. I don't think he really truly loved her. I think he thought she was amazing and so he doesn't want to leave her but I don't think he truly wanted her.

​@@iamsobeautifulomgзначит он-импотент.Что значит любил,но не хотел?Мазохизм какой-то.Читай интервью режиссера-он сказал,что єто фильм о безусловной любви.Не додумивай!

@@maruva7659 no you.

Thanks for the comment! In regards to your question about Laura. I wouldn't say never on your question. But I think she is real because I ask the question what's the point if she isn't real. What does that add to the movie? And at the moment I can't find an answer to that. Then again it can be stated that Paterson makes the poems about her as a memory of her life. That's what I love about movies, there are countless interpretations because we all see things differently. I'm all ears if you can figure that out and let me know. It will be really cool to hear another persons view point of the movie.

@@filmisjustmovingpictures -Thank you so much for providing your thoughts on my question. I'm thinking that your observation makes a lot of sense-Why would she be in the movie if she was dead? I'm just so perplexed that nobody outside of him acknowledged her & that she only left the house 2 times. Maybe this was not an intentional detail though. I agree movies mean so many different things to each person & I love that! Our eyes & our hearts see & feel different things so beautifully. Perhaps, I can find interviews w/ the author to figure out whether this was ever an idea presented. I love to have my own thoughts about a movie but, I also love to hear others. I really enjoy hearing what the author, director, etc wanted the audience to think & feel & comparing that to everyone else's. Movies are so fun. I'm so glad to have found your channel! Thanks for your work! xx

@SC Mommy - Maybe because she was so focus to find her path to fame that she didn't have any hobby or job. She became obsessed with finding her golden ticket to stardom. Compared with Paterson who saw poetry as a hobby and because of that he had a life outside that hobby. That could be why she was a majority of times inside the house. Hope this helps, I just thought of it when I read you second comment.

Смотрите внимательно!Лору упомянул Док,когда разговор зашел о мобильном телефоне.

I wish I could tell you but I haven't seen this movie since this video 😅

Cheers mate!

Is there anywhere to see your poetry?

Unfortunately not. I specifically made them for the video. But I appreciate that you like them because that was my first attempt doing poetry so i'm glad you like them! Really means a lot!☺️

Film is just Moving Pictures yeah i found them to be interesting. I dont know much about poetry and this movie got me interested so im new to it but yours was really nice!

I was also new to poetry. The secret is to write with the flow. All those except one were my first draft. I just basically wrote whatever came to my head. Give that method ago and see what comes out.

Film is just Moving Pictures ill see what i can do haha. But i think you have a talent for it. But before i talk too much ill just say this, good luck!

Cheers for the comment! It's called Blaue Stunde from hooksounds.

@@filmisjustmovingpictures Thank you appreciate it !

Thank you! Writing those poems were fun

I hope you wasn't on your phone while watching my vid😂 Thanks for the comment though!

I wrote them 😁

@@filmisjustmovingpictures impressed! You got a new sub🙏🔥

@sandesh shrestha thank you!