Kurosawa created such an intimate movie with Dreams. I also think he’s a great director because if you don’t speak or understand Japanese, you can still watch his movies because they are very visual and emotional through that. This is my second viewing of his movies and still such an emotional connection to the material despite a huge cultural and language difference. Visuals truly is a language most everyone can speak.
'Dreams' by the great Director Revered Akira Kurosawa is a like a great paintings of human world on celluloid. A masterpiece. Salute to this great creator.
Such a humble and open demeanor. He brought in his unofficial protégé. Also the fact that Lucas and Scorsese jumped at making this film no questions asked. Amazing.
If Kurosawa could now see the films of his American admirers...he would definitely have very good things to say about Marti Scorsese. For Lucas...Kurosawa could probably agree that Lucas did try to learn from him about the visual element
It wasn´t an american movie with american stars. Only very, very few foreign movies get oscars. Today the oscars is a big joke. Many bad actors get one, but many greats never even get nominated. In Cannes they are at least serious about moviemaking and giving awards to the right people.
After all these years, it registers on me that Scorsese is Van Gogh-- As Homer Simpson would say--- "Doh!!" Above all, deep thanks for this excellent insight into the creation of one of my favorite films.
How incredibly interesting and inspiring it is to see two legendary writers and directors with Kurosawa sensei! It reminds us all that no matter where we're from or where we've been, we can all love one another and respect one another. ❤️ And Martin Scorsese as Vincent VanGough is meaningful on many different levels if you know much about the people they are. The artists they are. The artist Kurosawa San was and is and will always be. 🥲
@@YK_Paul-J lol, what's sad exactly. You're aware that he worked with Kurosawa in the 80's, producing some of his films? He was co-producer on many other great films as well, like "Mishima" and "Tucker".
kurosawa era un genio. Es de los pocos directores cuyas peliculas se mantienen bien aún a pesar del tiempo que ha pasado desde su estereno. trono de sangre yojimbo ran dreams rashomon son pelìculas brillantes y entretenidas.
Kurosawa created such an intimate movie with Dreams. I also think he’s a great director because if you don’t speak or understand Japanese, you can still watch his movies because they are very visual and emotional through that. This is my second viewing of his movies and still such an emotional connection to the material despite a huge cultural and language difference. Visuals truly is a language most everyone can speak.
'Dreams' by the great Director Revered Akira Kurosawa is a like a great paintings of human world on celluloid. A masterpiece. Salute to this great creator.
Such a humble and open demeanor. He brought in his unofficial protégé. Also the fact that Lucas and Scorsese jumped at making this film no questions asked. Amazing.
@@taito_0o yep he's the unofficial protégé as some would say
This must've been Scorsese's dream come true. Acting in a Kurosawa movie.
Master Scorsese meets Master Kurosawa
Always the lame attempt to try to copy the Master
@@cclady222 What?
@@FranticAnimationsKurosawa copy movie from Scorsese like good fellas and the departed. U can see the influence
@@YorgosL1 Uh, right.
If Kurosawa could now see the films of his American admirers...he would definitely have very good things to say about Marti Scorsese. For Lucas...Kurosawa could probably agree that Lucas did try to learn from him about the visual element
Kurosawa is the best director ever. There will be no one great as he was.
I have watched almost every film he's ever made, he's amazing.
Muy inspirador y con gran fuerza dramática. Hay mucha sensibilidad en esta película.
Terrible anime director.
@@oneiroagent Also, a liar. His 1985 film Ran isn't even about running!
Sadly the younger generation think Fast and Furious: Tokyo Drift is peak Japanese filmmaking
How something like this doesn't get the Oscar
I think Kurosawa realized at this point in his career that the joy of creating art was worth far more than awards.
oscars are Hoolywood and like 9% rest of the world. Same with all the big events for enterteinment or arts there.
It wasn´t an american movie with american stars. Only very, very few foreign movies get oscars. Today the oscars is a big joke. Many bad actors get one, but many greats never even get nominated. In Cannes they are at least serious about moviemaking and giving awards to the right people.
Akira Kurosawa got three Oscar.
@NikOrangutan Kurasawa won two best foreign picture awards in Oscar , for Rashomon and Delsu Uzara
After all these years, it registers on me that Scorsese is Van Gogh-- As Homer Simpson would say--- "Doh!!"
Above all, deep thanks for this excellent insight into the creation of one of my favorite films.
1:50
Ishiro Honda, Kurosawa's best friend and a fine director himself.
Absolutely! I just finished watching all his Science Fiction films
George looks so happy with Akira
Arika kurosawa was a Master Filmmaker.
子供の頃に夢を見て、
頭に残っているんです。
だから、美術館が大好きです。
映画が大好きです
ありがとう黒澤明監督
キングダルマ 私も全く同じです。
What documentary is this from? it's fascinating stuff cheers for posting it.
3:54 that's Ishiro Honda in the background... looking all serious as per usual lol
It's marvellous to see an auteur doing his work.
How the hell did Kurosawa come up with the idea of Martin Scorsese playing Vincent van Gogh?
What a privilege to have been there!!
How incredibly interesting and inspiring it is to see two legendary writers and directors with Kurosawa sensei! It reminds us all that no matter where we're from or where we've been, we can all love one another and respect one another. ❤️ And Martin Scorsese as Vincent VanGough is meaningful on many different levels if you know much about the people they are. The artists they are. The artist Kurosawa San was and is and will always be. 🥲
Definitely gonna be getting the criterion after seeing this.
I didn't realise they used a blue screen for so much of this. "Crows" is my favorite dream in the movie.
Please ! Where can I find (even by paying) this entire making of online ?
Interesting doc. Would like to see the whole thing
Does anybody know the music between 3:24 and 3:45?
I dont know the name of the track but it plays at the end of the Blizzard short in the movie.
I saw this when it came out! I don't think it is appreciated how much of a collaboration this was between Kurosawa & Lucas. A very special film.
1:50 ishiro honda, creator of godzilla and Kurosawas best friend
Thanks God Lucas didn't suggest to add Jar Jar to the scene 😆
From 7.14 to 7.38---does anyone know how they achieved this look to the images?
Song name at 7:10 please.
It's Chopin piece of music, don't know the name though.
Raindrop Prelude I think
So he had this "inside a van Gogh" movie way back then?! Cool.The acting islike that movie with the apostles from NEW York! "Gedda offa dat cross"
"GREAT! GREAT!" *george lucas voice*
GENERAL sad...
@@YK_Paul-J lol, what's sad exactly. You're aware that he worked with Kurosawa in the 80's, producing some of his films? He was co-producer on many other great films as well, like "Mishima" and "Tucker".
@@KateBond642 Kagemusha I believe was the film.
Where is Geoge Lucas?
Brilliant Martin Scorsese as Vincent van Gogh💕
kurosawa era un genio.
Es de los pocos directores cuyas peliculas se mantienen bien aún a pesar del tiempo que ha pasado desde su estereno.
trono de sangre
yojimbo
ran
dreams
rashomon
son pelìculas brillantes y entretenidas.
Love it, thanks for the upload
فلم جميل جدا
Favorite
How amazijng !
Scorsese is not as powerful as Douglas in playing Vincent
gosh his portrayal of van gogh was so obnoxious!
Lmfao. What?
tf-