Kurosawa's Van Gogh
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the wig is just hilarious! Brilliant sequence
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chopin would not have cared for 'raindrops' as a name -_-
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This is scene is so quintessential Kurosawa it blows my mind. Setting a young himself and his love of paintings, getting inside a Van Gogh piece (played by Scorcese), while Chopin's Raindrops play (Kurosawa is easily the greatest director of all time in the use of rain in his movies), with inter-cuts images of a locomotive, reminiscent of the 1923 movie "La Roue" from Abel Gance that Kurosawa attributed as the one movie that made him fall heels over head in love with the medium.
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Kurosawa and Scorsese gave so much depth to Van Gogh's work. I cry every time I see this scene.
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If VG influenced his use of color, or his appreciation of nature's beauty, there sure isn't much wrong with that.
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1:40 always blows my mind the reproduction of the picture in a real footage.
"Every man is a genius when he's dreaming" - Akira Kurosawa.
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@terencehl yes, but not as telling or indicative as it is in a western mind.
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you consider that a weakness?!
Chopin's Raindrops Piece :D If I am correctly identifying the music.
sintofg 7 months ago
@sintofg The strange thing is....Chopin never named any of his preludes! Hans von Bülow gave them all names, based on what they sounded like.
I wonder if Chopin would haved wanted this to be called "Raindrop Prelude".
ruizdechavez 7 months ago 2