"[there's] always another day, right?"

a soft, relaxing ode to the brave act of getting out of bed every morning, and continuing to find your own avenues of creativity, love and support in a world that doesn’t hand you any. practically radical in its insistence on a simple, quiet, warm existence where everyone in the american working class is striving, creating and loving despite everything else trying to confine them. your first and last piece of art is the life you live—monumental, highly doubt there will be a better movie this year.

TIFF programmer: "Can you talk about some of the philosophy behind this movie?"

Jim Jarmusch: "No."

some day i hope i can be this content and in love

this movie is all I want out of this beautiful but short life

73/100

Second viewing, no change. Still love everything except the one big, heavily foreshadowed plot element. Three small moments/observations that stood out this time (As Seen On Twitter™):

1. Paterson puts his clothes out every night, presumably so that he doesn't wake Laura in the morning opening drawers. Nothing is ever made of this; escaped me completely the first time. But it says so much about him.

2. Love the loud, mysterious clacking sound in the bar, which turns out to be a '90s-style jukebox with CDs in giant platters (with artwork attached) that you flip to browse.

3. OMFG the look of proud anticipation on the little girl's face just before she reads Paterson the final line of her poem ("Most people call it rain"). The essence of creativity in a single facial expression.

adam (the) driver

We all want something more...

Was expecting something but it didn't and thats how the movie went like a 🍯 honey

love love love

This is a 2 hours lullaby for me😅😅

Live in a poetry seems to be a good perspective to look at the world, and Paterson realized it to you.
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No wonder Adam Drivir was chosen for Marriage Story, his appearance was stunning!

I've gone through my entire life hating poetry. It took a bus driver talking about his favourite brand of matches for me to actually appreciate the art-form.

I'm just a sucker for movies about normal people living their normal day-to-day lives

Also I'm a sucker for Adam Driver so...

فیلم باب سلیقه‌ی هر بیننده‌ای نیست. دارای ریتم کند و تکرار زندگی هر روز یک راننده‌ی اتوبوس شهری‌ست. فیلم پر از اشارات فلسفی و نکات ریزه و برای نقادان فیلم قطعاً جذابه. فیلم، معمولی بودن رو زیبا کرده؛ هر روز زدن به جاده‌ی عشق، شعر، خلاقیت و داستان جدید. تصویر نهایی فیلم، برگ‌های پاییزی ریخته توی پیاده‌روی کنار بار از جاذبه‌های بصری فیلم برای من بود که توی ذهنم موندگار می‌شه. گلشیفته هم خوب بود. زیبا.