I'm a full-time nomad. Everyone out here has a story that's driven them to step outside of societies norms. Some of those tales begin with tragedy, but we all find family out here. A person gets the opportunity to recognize themselves in each person they meet. We are one huge, human family. ❤️
@1RonBurgundy1 respectively, I could not disagree with you more. At the risk of possibly being too existential for this reply to be understood, there is only one Being, only one Consciousness. You are me, but in a different form, as I am you, any different form. Those people who you deem as your alleged enemies, are also you, in another form. I love everybody. Everybody. I make no delineations, no exceptionss. Thus, I love you.
I saw this movie a week after my father passed away. He was fighting cancer for two years when he got Covid in the clinic where he had his chemotherapy. What I’ve learned from this movie is that you should never give up, always keep the simple moments in your mind, they become the most beautiful memories and go on with your life as the person you lost would like you to do. -Rest in Peace Dad, I’ll see you down the road.
I watched it and felt they were not even acting. It was real life. I liked that there was no sex, no bad language, no violence, no fast cars or accidents or explosions. I loved the compassion and vulnerability. That suffering man, talking about his son committing suicide, is something I will never forget in this life.
"I maybe spent too much of my life just remembering" is the exact wording and that "too much" makes it even more poignant. Marvelous performance by McDormand. Blown away.
As I sit in my Van all by myself in this big parkinglot listening to the rain, all I can say is. . . . thank you for this . Edit: Wow!! Thanks for the likes everyone, heal yourself, stay positive, travel far & most importantly, Love Yourself!!😎
@@venusviolet3175 if its not your type of movie then go watch your types of movies, why wonder hr.....its simple i guess,just ignore this movie and watch another trailers which suits you.
@@azy7trillion886 Chloé Zhao wrote and directed Marvel's Eternals and the actress was in movies like Transformers 3. Fascinating they can do radically different genres
I'll never negativly judge anyone who lives in a car. Doesnt matter how educated or well paid we are. We are just a divorce, business failure or medical episode away from living in a car.
"Not homeless just houseless" sentence with thousands meanings because the house is were you live but home is your country, family, love, security Music is blow my mind can't wait to listen the soundtrack..well done Frances
RV owners aren't like the people in this movie being nomads instead of parking in our parks, beaches, parking lots, piling up refuse for everybody else to clean up RV owners don't want to be nomads! Otherwise there wouldn't be so many of them in L.A. County!
A beautiful film that features many of my friends. Was honored to be an extra on the set for awhile and see the crew work together. The director, producers, actors and actresses were fabulous together and it was a treat to watch them making this masterpiece.
@@TextureTerryPatternDesign it was truly an honor. I can be seen in a couple of places but probably only by me because I know what I was wearing. Lol. My name (as are many of my friends, including @Robert Witham) is in the credits tho. That was a wonderful surprise! 😍
This movie is so authentic. There are so many people who go through these emotions even if they are not nomads and I think that’s what makes this unique and great. The friendship, the loss, the adventure, the grief and the sorrow. All of it. If you have truly lived your life then this movie will resonate with you. Enjoy the good times because it is true that they are not forever and for the brief moments they are happening they are wonderful. See you down the road.
Fern reminds me a lot of Alfredo from Cinema Paradiso. The lessons I've been taught by watching Nomadland, Boyhood and Cinema Paradiso will follow me forever.
Might sound like silly question but im not American i don't live in America im Irish, why are Asians being attacked in America? What have they done wrong?@@RedSoxBowHunter
@Nicholas Lysaght stay jealous. being chinese doesn't automatically make you a CCP spy you dumbass. that's like saying you must be an irish spy because of your last name. gtfo
I lived this way for years and loved it. That "laundromat mall" is in Ehrenberg, AZ and was my 2nd home for supplies and meeting good people. A year ago I became too ill to continue. Bless all the Nomads I came to know and love. I know all that terrain just shown, and those camp fires with kindred souls, and I was in a couple of those scenes shown, and camped with some people I see in this trailer. I'm still a Nomad at heart. Always! I love you all! This brings me to tears. If I see my camper in the background I'll cry for sure.
@@machsusromadhon6710 Do you have any recommendations? I love movies that are just .... life. The thoughts, the details, the beauty and heartache of JUST LIVING. I don’t need a hero or a villain. I like the simplicity and also at he same time, the complications of intersecting stories. (If you like to read, I recommended Raymond Carver.)
@@nonprofitgirl i dont know much about new movies in that kind of genre, if you dont mind with movies before 2010 maybe i can try to see my watchlist again later in IMDB....
@@nonprofitgirl consider watching "jellikettu" (Indian) it's not a dramatic movie, more of a satire work , everything is symbolic, no great cast, simple story and mind blowing direction....and it's not movie that everyone would like, for me it was great work (if u like this watch "ee ma yu")
@@AG-if4uf I think her nationality is Chinese. She went to college, grad school in the U.S., born in Beijing, grew up in London. Just wanted to share details.
@@stevensong8784 Correct. 趙 (Zhao) is indeed Chinese (or a 堂堂正正的中國人as I would prefer to say). That is, in fact, what makes her a great ‘new’ American. We need immigrants to keep our nation motivated, vibrant, and alive. Zhao is 38. Her American-born contemporaries include Greta Gerwig. Can you imagine Gerwig making a film like Nomadland? My view is that Gerwig would not be capable of creating such a film. Zhao created Nomadland BECAUSE she is Chinese-born and American-made. She is, in essence, the epitome of 21st Century New Americana because she takes action; she is not a victim; she does not make lofty political statements (I.e. X X Matters). She creates work with tremendous gravitas.
So excited to be a part of this movie as a full time nomad and an extra! I saw a couple scenes I was a part of. How exciting, Can't wait to see the movie!
Congrats on the participation in the film! This is an important film that highlights American in the 21st century. It represents America in a better way than any film Hollywood has created in the past decade.
My father departed and lived in his car. For many years I never understood why, but now I finally get it. My human experience has expanded and this film captured it in the most poetic way. I loved the scene when Fern was running as the ocean was moving wild like the spirit she carries. One day I hope to do this too, being confined to society can be rather egregious. See you all down the road one day. 🙂
@@nicco1744 I’ve looked it up, they translate it like “I’m not homeless, I just dont have real estate.” Translation is kinda correct, but it doesn’t sound so deep anymore. That’s why I prefer to watch movies in English
No, a house and a home are two different things. My wife and I spent 2 and 1/2 months in our RV out west and full timers would say, "we sold our brick and mortar" I didn't get it at first. Their RV is their home now.
Just watched this film this evening and found it profoundly moving. Beautiful cinematography and magnificent performances all round. This film could be seen as a love letter to a way of life that’s free from material wealth, where friendship, love and contentment are what really matter.
And free from the past. Many of the characters had troubled past lives, often involving death, it is only when they let go and set themselves free in "nomadland" that they began to re-appreciate the meaning of life....
After Biden gets done with bulldozing single homes in the suburbs and making them live in high rise apartment buildings so they can track comings and goings and track bank accounts for transactions over $600, these nomads will eventually get regulated out of their nomadic life, maybe by high gas prices or no gas at all. There will be many people adrift when they outlaw private land ownership...
I felt as if she never found true friendship and love and left everyone who cared for her.. She related to everyone apart from the people who really cared for her.
Watched this yesterday. Frances McDormand's performance, as well as the cinematography, made you forget that it was a movie at times. Watching this movie is an experience.
Never heard of this film until I found out that this film won the Golden Globe award for 2021. It brought a drop of tear from my eye after watching the trailer.
i spent a month by myself on the road out west, and i met many nomads along the way. everywhere i went, i met strangers from all walks of life, each with their own story, wisdom, and unique brand of hospitality. this film beautifully encapsulates the reality of modern American nomads
@@patrickeurolingua6896 You've not seen the brilliant "Fargo," in which she is so superb, nor, equally fine in "Three Billboards..?" How have you missed? Some real treats in store! Watch soon as you can!
@@fiddleandfart Thanks alot. I have been out of touch for the last few years since cinemas closed in many places. I heard about three billboards but I didn't know she was in it. Marvellous. You have put back my faith in good cinema.
This lifestyle makes me 50% envious and 50% scared to death. I'd love to drop all the materialism and tethers from my life on the one hand but on the other I fear I'd go spiraling off into nothingness without those things.
Same here! I have some serious anxiety, especially towards the unknown, but I also feel that gradual exposure is the best key. If you feel that you can do a bit, give it a shot!
RV owners aren't like the people in this movie being nomads instead of parking in our parks, beaches, parking lots, piling up refuse for everybody else to clean up RV owners don't want to be nomads! Otherwise there wouldn't be so many of them in L.A. County!
I was raised in Empire Nevada by a Father who worked for USG and a mother who was a substitute teacher. I spent a good portion of my life as a nomad tattoo artist. After watching this I am ready to go back to it. This world is filled with wonderful people that we forget to spend honest time with. We get caught up in how we are supposed to fit into this society and when we don’t we can live a life of regret. Be yourself and in doing so this world will accept you. And then your true family can begin.
I'm retired as well. know this, You are never alone... So go on out and get another dog there is one out there waiting for a forever home... Get out into the world and travel a bit, make a plan of it. Use a debit card and see something you've never seen before. Do it now.... Just because your retired doesn't mean you have to be tired.... Go for it!
So full of consideration and sympathy. I watched this at a time where I was alone and feeling myself deteriorate, when the credits rolled it didn't even felt like the end. It was so soothing and takes you on a calmer place, definitely a masterpiece.
Frances is a big reason why this film works!!! She draws me so much into this movie and I was rooting for her journey all the Way!! Brilliant acting and directing!!!
Oh boy. We of the nomad lifestyle are already a bit scared of the influx covid is bringing... Please anyone who wants to join this lifestyle, pick up after yourself. Be respectful. Take care of our planet and be thoughtful of the non nomads who are scared that you may be violent/a thief/on drugs. Show them that you can still be a good member of society while living in a vehicle.
I understand your concern. I hope the movie doesn't over glamorize the lifestyle to where there is an influx of people who don't respect the areas where nomads are welcome, to the point that they are no longer welcome (trash left behind, natural beauty tampered with, etc.).
@@virginia_in_the_rearview exactly. It's a beautiful (if challenging) lifestyle. As more people join, it could go either way: it could become easier and more accepted, or harder and more looked down upon.
The Ludovico Einaudi playing in the background gave me chills, even more reason to prepare myself for what I already know how I’m going to feel after watching this film- wanderlust and a bug to travel
I was living out of my car around September, it was really hard when they closed the gyms due to COVID I had no access to a shower I’d go to Truck stops and really cold creeks / rivers to wash my clothes. anything to save money and I’m glad I finally am getting my life in alignment with my happiness. one day at a time
This is the life I want to live in!! imagine sitting on top of a canyon looking at the sunset blending with the purple sky drinking a coffee covered in your puffy blanket while listening to good music... I may be alone but It is the life I was dreaming of
You can easily do it. It's a lot lower maintenance and overhead than a mortgage, utilities, property taxes, and all that goes along with the 'American Dream'.
@@a.wanderer5006 there IS another option though Leave the US for greener pastures There are tons of expats on RUclips describing their experiences around the globe
This is like a sequel to " Three Billboards". That character takes off from Missouri and decides to never return. This is the life she chose after that.
I was a Beverly Hills brat....forced to nomadism...now I would never go back to bricks and sticks. I love this life.it is now by choice. I feel so free...loving nature and the people you meet are so real!...I also feel a bit more protected from covid...didn't have to sell my Piasso...is in safe keeping...thank you Bob Wells for all you are doing for nomads .
yea, nothing like being poor and struggling to get by in the "greatest country on earth" while the richest 1% take more and more of the nation's wealth over time and the middle class shrinks away.
I lost track how many times I teared up. This was so incredible. Just finished the movie and I’m left speechless. Happy health, happy journey in life, and keep being free.
This trailer feels like making me realize that life truly is beautiful; which I haven't felt a long time ago. I'm gonna watch it, soon. No goodbyes... Just "I'll see you down the road".
This is the kind of movie that can touch your soul. Such a beautiful movie…. I never see frances Mcdormand cry during this movie, but the movie make me cry because i can feel the lonely, regret, and human struggle…
Oh wow, I'm crying tears of joy, because this trailer is beautiful. Just saw my personal hero & nomadic inspiration Bob Wells, and can't wait to see this. I also adore Frances McDormand, she's an amazing actress.
Been a nomad since 2011. Found Bob's RUclips channel and the Nomad Community in 2015. Couldn't be more proud of our community, and Bob (the real life Yoda of it), right now. Haven't seen the movie yet. Blown away it won best picture.
Got to see this twice and it is easily my favorite film of the year. I was absolutely captivated at the trance this film puts on you as a viewer by making you feel like you’ve followed the characters for years on this journey even though it had only been 2 hours. Also the acting is incredible from everyone. From the professional actors to the real nomads they casted only a few hours before shooting! An absolutely legendary movie and not a second of it has been forgettable. It is just as touching as you can imagine and if not, more so. Cannot wait to see everyone’s reaction to this one!
Here's another interesting one for you, look for "Who is Bozo texino", it's about hobo life on the rails. I saw the film at a little outdoor showing back in the 90's when visiting friends in Tucson. It looks like it's on youtube, look it up.
We were six minutes in and turned it off. Not sure how you managed to watch it twice, but to each their own. This is a rubbernecker, like how some drivers slow down when their has been an accident on the side of the road out of morbid curiosity.
You are not homeless when you lose your house, but when you lose the people you have lived with. During our youth, we meet a lot of people and make lots of friends, but as time goes, you realize that these were short-lived friendships. They seemed important to us then, but now you realize that it was just a mirage. Only family is important. Everything else is less important. When you lose your parents, when you lose your spouse, only then do you understand what it means to be really alone.
What it is like to lose a sibling, well I still don't have the words for it. I lost 2 older brothers and 2 younger brothers, it is lonely without them; I miss them every day.
I loved this movie! Can't wait to see it again. Such a stunning and quiet film. So much warmth and heart. Frances is magnetic and fully commited. Go see!
Just saw this movie today. What a treat to see Frances acting in such a raw down to earth film. I really felt there was absolutely no acting in the film. Just people being people. Every story felt non scripted. Felt more like a documentary. I loved it. Hands down, best film of 2020. Imo of course. ❤
RV owners aren't like the people in this movie being nomads instead of parking in our parks, beaches, parking lots, piling up refuse for everybody else to clean up RV owners don't want to be nomads! Otherwise there wouldn't be so many of them in L.A. County! This film is ridiculous.
The film is based on the non-fiction book Nomadland by Jessica Bruder. They are making the best of their original lousy situations. A lot of ageist upheaval in 'Merica.
This is really a beautiful movie. Im South korean and I actually liked this movie more than boon joon ho’s parasite. You might say my words are ridiculous but I really liked this movie. It seems strange to you beautiful people, but I earned more motive and feeling to be filled with nature and silence. This movie doesn’t have villains, no climax or suspense. But this is one of the beautiful movie I shall remember when Im 70 years old playing with my grandchildren in city of Seok cho in South Korea. Thanks for reading guys, have a beautiful, joyful day.
@@sukma5277 Thanks ! It feels good when somebody says “I’m going to watch movie by suggestion of Korean dude”. I enjoy movies a lot. I like old movies from Netflix movies. If you are searching for movies that are interesting, I suggest movies of Wes Anderson. Thanks a lot man ! You really helped me on these gloomy days by Covid - 19 I don’t know who you are , but i’m pretty sure that you are a nice person who is going to enjoy Nomadland. And… ^^ a little korean smile emoji to you ! ^^
@@JudenRaft that is super sweet ,you could be from anywhere but I will still watch it ,that is the beauty of art everyone can enjoy it. You have a good heart ,you may have a good life.
@@sukma5277 I also want to say “What you also said is also very kind to me”. I believe in these days of distress and Cautiousness, a single word can show us a lot of meaning. I lived in United States, New Zealand and Canada. But I got more caring by one special person in crowd in youtube as Im living in Seoul, South Korea. I believe there is a connection between you and me that makes me to write a further more comments. I rarely don’t know who you are Sukma but I’m pretty sure that you shall also have beautiful and amazing life. Maybe in the future, you might travel with your family, or have meal, or watch your daughters and sons graduate. I just want to say, you are also a awesome person. Sure, you might think “ hey Korean dude, you might not know that i also did some silly mistakes”. But I have a glimpse feeling that you are going to realize that single kindness spreads goodness to community. A small kindness spreads trust and bond. What you did is good motivational way to overcome these days of blockade. 그대에게 복이 있으리 - (Korean) You shall be prosperous
@@JudenRaft hey I finished watch it just an hour ago ,I would say there is something about this movie that changed inside of me and I cant explain. It really is a great movie. Thank you sir and have a good day over there in korea ,stay safe and stay peace :-)
@@TheLinuxYes that's your take. If you study her face and listen to what she says it shows she loved it more than she missed all her stuff. There's always 2 sides to a heartbreakingly beautiful story
@@LorienVidal it never was about stuff. the TV created the illusion that it was about stuff. it IS about having decent, safe shelter and food and warmth. it IS about not struggling to pay for electricity and having decent healthcare that becomes more and more important as we age. it IS important to be able to commute to and from where you need/want to go without having to walk everywhere. some stuff IS important. otherwise, we'd all be living in caves and makeshift shelters like we did hundreds of thousands of years ago struggling to get by and exposed to the harsh elements every day. basic stuff is great, all the shit TV convinces you that you need is not.
@@TheLinuxYes I don't disagree. What I will disagree with is seeing this story as ONLY a tragedy; there's a silver lining in everything if you choose to see it. Many of these people are taken advantage of by companies like Amazon and this country doesn't treat it's middle and lower class people like we matter. I have a high deductible health plan and a mortgage I can't afford. No, vanlife isn't always glamorous and safe but it's a good way for people who know what matters to really live; which isn't surrounded by hundreds of CDs, DVDs, collectibles, etc. that never get touched and debt that chokes you until you can't breathe a peaceful breath. I enjoyed this movie because it wasn't ALL about the heartbreak and loss; it was about choosing your struggles and finding a path to some kind of fulfillment.
@@LorienVidal Fair enough. as Lincoln would say: there's meat in that. but i'd be willing to bet 99% of people in the world would rather have their own house/apartment/job than be nomads. true that there is always the silver lining. living a nomad like, though difficult, does give insight into life that being sheltered in a house/apartment/job never will. Thoreau was right: simplify, simplify. but i prefer to simplify my life in a house/apartment/job than the nomad way. you can do both. and i can travel couple/three times a year and rough it if i want to.
Just came out of the movies and it hit me so hard I can’t stop crying. Living this luxurious life, top world city, apartment with prime view, manager job in large corporation. Yet I feel like I am dead inside. I cry everyday after work thinking that I can change my life around. But I can’t seem to be making the first step. We’ve been so conditioned to live a certain way it’s disgusting.
In the Philippines we call it "habang may buhay may pag asa" it means to say that "until youre alive you have hope and chance". Goodluck Dwight Schrute!
I left everything behind to be a nomad 9 months ago. The first step is the hardest. If it's something you want just do it. We are not meant to be miserable and work jobs we hate and have no life. This is your only shot.... make it count my friend.
I was crying a lot when I finished this beautiful film, my family looked at me all disappointed and asking why are you crying, there were not action they said, I looked at them and I asked them did you really watched the deepest of this film or just were expecting drama, cars, guns, action, blood? In my humble opinion and perspective, this is a metaphor to our lives, the " trip" that she was taking is like our " LIFE" we are driving our van, we sleep, we wake up, we got to work, we MEET PEOPLE on our way, these people go, or just dissapear from your life, or just died, we have memories hidden in our hearts, we dont want to share all our life with people, we fell in love then we dont, and there we go driving, driving, driving, living, enjoying,. looking for an answer to our lives, looking for a home, a home where we can be happy, and real, and if we dont find to we keep driving, driving, driving.in my head I saw that from that film, I explained this to my family and then one day when I came home there they were watching it again, they looked at me and just smiled, yes I started crying again, this film is beautiful, the landscapes, the story, the acting, the sun, the desert, one day I was waiting for the bus and I saw the big signs on the walls, and she was holding a lamp, in the next one she was sitting relaxing like in a spa with the other old lady, then the next one she was in the middle of the mountains, and then I thought how many times we dont appreciate what we have right here, right now, we are so small, we have a lot around us and sometimes we are just living, eating, working. working. working, and NOT enjoying for a moment, I looked up and I saw the beautiful sun I step to the front and I let the sun hug me, I breathed very deep, and I closed my eyes, every time I pass by the same wall (close to my home) I yell inside my head NOMADLAND I LOVE YOU. appreciate what you have today, right now, dont wait for tomorrow. smile right now and look round you. LIFE IS TODAY. thank you for reading this.
This trailer feels like you're getting everything taken away from you only for you to realize you already had everything you could have ever wanted, and that you just gotta open your other eye to see it
there is nothing good about having to struggle and barely get by in Life while the top gets richer than they've ever been in the History of this Nation. nothing.
@@MTGPringles so you also know that struggle and barely getting by is nothing to fantasize about. i'm going today to watch the film. i'm hoping they don't sugar coat it and make it seem like something cool to do. Struggle and barely getting by is not cool in the richest nation on earth.
Amazing film. Wonderful storytelling. Frances McDormand’s best role since Fargo. Her performance here, and Anthony Hopkins in The Father, again displays the true heavyweight status of these fine artists. Fantastic and breathtaking the both of them in their respective movies.
Wonderfully said. I know a lot of people are upset that they won the lead acting Oscars but I for one am glad they both won. But let's not forget about Frances McDormand's excellent performance in "Three Billboards"!
With no disrespect to Meryl, I agree with you. She's a most amazing actor, and maybe I'm speaking just for myself, but she has just a wee bit too much elegance in her persona for me to make this part believable. They could not have made a better choice than Frances -- she brings 100% to all her characters. I can't wait to see this film. You see -- I am houseless -- but not homeless! Ha! I live aboard my sailing yacht.
@@svluckyspin7420 Do you read Cruising World ? My family had a Tartan 30. There is a boat out of Bar Harbor called Puffin I want to sail on. Bucket list .
I have found that people in my circle have either loved or disliked this movie. But, I think those who have experience profound loss have really loved this movie and were moved by it. I would recommend
"We shall not cease from exploration, And the end of all our exploring Will be to arrive at where we started And know the place for the first time." ~T.S. Eliot I am a Nomad with tens of thousands of miles traveled via foot, bicycle, kayak, canoe and sailboat. Many countries visited and unforgettable experiences gained. No regrets, life is too short.
I love the style of this director, how she captures the real people on whom her films are based and the way she records using natural light. I'm excited for what it will bring to Eternals
@@ras22273 Oh yes, that's Bob Wells. He's an amazing human being, and not to mention my own personal hero & nomadic inspiration. Here's a link to his RUclips channel CheapRVliving ruclips.net/video/1Xa7gTLGwqoh/видео.htmlttps://ruclips.net/video/4n7nKNLSJCU/видео.html
As someone who is probably slowly transitioning into a nomadic lifestyle, this made me emotional. I haven't watched the film but I can tell it is going to be amazing!
I was absolutely struck by the powerful emotion portrayed by Chloe Zhao with this film. ❤️ Her ability to observe and interpret America in this way was miraculous. 🌟 As an American born in Arizona, I cannot imagine moving to China for few years and then attempting to make a film based on contemporary change. Even from a book. Then to write a screenplay from a popular book, direct and edit a film that wins the very top honors! As well as directing a world class actress to stellar results as well...Unbelievable achievement!!🌹 The music, visuals, pacing and build of Nomadland was exceptional!
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You mean 2020, you do know The Oscars is going to happen right. Meaning all the movies that came this year and early next year are going to be nominated at the Oscars.
@@mohammadzekereya9311 Mank sadly is out, Chicago 7 is the only competition left against this. But I sincerely doubt this will win, it’ll be the new Roma vs. Green Book and this year’s Green Book (Chicago 7) will win yet again
it’s quite rare to get chills from a trailer, but those words at the end, just wow. i’ve been all over the world and i completely agree, you do see these strangers you meet on the road again.. sometimes you just know you will meet again. some of my closest friends i’ve met when i was on the road.
The music in the trailer is "Oltramare" from the album Divenire and also "Ascent (Day 2)" from the album Seven Days Walking both by Ludovico Einaudi. Here: ruclips.net/video/8PzjJgdd9WM/видео.html
First thing I noticed about this trailer! After seeing him live twice, this really brings such a powerfully warm and deeply emotional sense to the film.
I finally got around to watch this, as it's the genre of film I absolutely love. It's a great film, truly, McDormand's performance alone is spectacular. Also, the OMP soundtrack is hauntingly beautiful. I haven't seen a film like this that's moved me in a while.
I grew up around Empire and Gerlach and the Amazon factory (It used to be in Fernley before it moved) and I found it very realistic. Empire is like a ghost town now, and it is depressing to drive by. The only thing left is the old gas station that fuels the region. It truly was a beautiful film.
This film is a masterpiece. Every now and then I'm just going about my normal life and this film pops into my head and I have to watch the trailer. which is a masterpiece in itself.
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I'm a full-time nomad. Everyone out here has a story that's driven them to step outside of societies norms. Some of those tales begin with tragedy, but we all find family out here. A person gets the opportunity to recognize themselves in each person they meet. We are one huge, human family. ❤️
beautifully said
I would love to live life like this, definitely a goal to atleast live like this for a couple of years i just don't know where to start
@@davellii6309 watch Cheap RV Living (RUclips). Bob Wells, has done an incredible service to the world with his videos.
@1RonBurgundy1 respectively, I could not disagree with you more. At the risk of possibly being too existential for this reply to be understood, there is only one Being, only one Consciousness. You are me, but in a different form, as I am you, any different form. Those people who you deem as your alleged enemies, are also you, in another form. I love everybody. Everybody. I make no delineations, no exceptionss. Thus, I love you.
@1RonBurgundy1 I wish you peace in your quest. Love everyone.
Just gotta say it, as an asian, so happy when I see an asian director do a film that's about something other than "being asian"
like the Fast & Furious movies?
@@graysonnoon i'm talking about films with stories
Indie art house stuff?
There are plenty of wonderful Japanese films that don’t neccessarily have to do with being Japanese. Try Like Father Like Son or Still Walking.
There is also Ang Lee who directed The Life of Pi and some other notable American films.
I saw this movie a week after my father passed away. He was fighting cancer for two years when he got Covid in the clinic where he had his chemotherapy.
What I’ve learned from this movie is that you should never give up, always keep the simple moments in your mind, they become the most beautiful memories and go on with your life as the person you lost would like you to do.
-Rest in Peace Dad, I’ll see you down the road.
@SOPHIA ISABEL HABANA thank you dear Sophia.
Sorry for your loss. My heart goes out to you. Glad you picked up what was important :)
@@LauraSpier Thank Laura for your kind words
Condolences
@@uwish5356 thank you my friend.
I watched it and felt they were not even acting. It was real life. I liked that there was no sex, no bad language, no violence, no fast cars or accidents or explosions. I loved the compassion and vulnerability. That suffering man, talking about his son committing suicide, is something I will never forget in this life.
Apparently almost none of the people in it except for the main character are professional actors
“I’ve spent most of my life remembering” really hit me
+1
Yes that line 👌
Me too, brother. Truth!
You should spend some time dreaming, brother *
"I maybe spent too much of my life just remembering" is the exact wording and that "too much" makes it even more poignant. Marvelous performance by McDormand. Blown away.
Anyone else get teary eyed just watching this trailer?
I bawled my eyes out
No lol
Update: I also cried for 15 minutes straight while watching the movie.
Yes!
meee!!!!!!!!! This trailer moved me so much.
As I sit in my Van all by myself in this big parkinglot listening to the rain, all I can say is. . . . thank you for this . Edit: Wow!! Thanks for the likes everyone, heal yourself, stay positive, travel far & most importantly, Love Yourself!!😎
Pick me up...ill sit with ya
Y ury_f gt rr duy ýe=r ugh h hola
@@omarmorocho6516 How are comments like this even typed lol
Prayers for you my friend. May God Bless you beyond imagination. Hang in there, stay strong
Watch cheap rv living on utube....there are many many many....lots of them meat up all over the country its awesome....
The grief and pain in her eyes throughout the movie is worth an Oscar💞
She won
Most boring film ever...same dialogues same pics dark n negative....time waste
@@venusviolet3175 if its not your type of movie then go watch your types of movies, why wonder hr.....its simple i guess,just ignore this movie and watch another trailers which suits you.
@@venusviolet3175 what’s ur favorite marvel movie
@@azy7trillion886 Chloé Zhao wrote and directed Marvel's Eternals and the actress was in movies like Transformers 3. Fascinating they can do radically different genres
I'll never negativly judge anyone who lives in a car.
Doesnt matter how educated or well paid we are. We are just a divorce, business failure or medical episode away from living in a car.
Another thing to consider is a lot of us chose to leave behind sticks and bricks and live outside of our rigs.💜.
I would probably envy them.
@Name Name You sound like a terrible human being. I pity those who have to be around you.
😍
This is the truth.
"Not homeless just houseless" sentence with thousands meanings because the house is were you live but home is your country, family, love, security
Music is blow my mind can't wait to listen the soundtrack..well done Frances
Well said, took me a lifetime to understand that "home is wear you hang your hat".
What a sentence very deep
love this comment
Home is where u live- lots of people re now globalist and lived in soo many countries...each... was a “home”...@least for a while
RV owners aren't like the people in this movie being nomads instead of parking in our parks, beaches, parking lots, piling up refuse for everybody else to clean up RV owners don't want to be nomads! Otherwise there wouldn't be so many of them in L.A. County!
A beautiful film that features many of my friends. Was honored to be an extra on the set for awhile and see the crew work together. The director, producers, actors and actresses were fabulous together and it was a treat to watch them making this masterpiece.
How wonderful to have worked on this production. Background actors are important for making the scenes work!
@@TextureTerryPatternDesign it was truly an honor. I can be seen in a couple of places but probably only by me because I know what I was wearing. Lol. My name (as are many of my friends, including @Robert Witham) is in the credits tho. That was a wonderful surprise! 😍
How cool. Look forward to seeing it. >^..^
Hi Debra!!! This is really cool, isn't it?
@@BuckeyeKitty I think you will love it! 🌟
This movie is so authentic. There are so many people who go through these emotions even if they are not nomads and I think that’s what makes this unique and great. The friendship, the loss, the adventure, the grief and the sorrow. All of it. If you have truly lived your life then this movie will resonate with you. Enjoy the good times because it is true that they are not forever and for the brief moments they are happening they are wonderful. See you down the road.
Fern reminds me a lot of Alfredo from Cinema Paradiso. The lessons I've been taught by watching Nomadland, Boyhood and Cinema Paradiso will follow me forever.
Congrats Chloe Zhao for winning the 'Best Film' & 'Best Director' for this beautiful film!
Stop Asian hate
Might sound like silly question but im not American i don't live in America im Irish, why are Asians being attacked in America? What have they done wrong?@@RedSoxBowHunter
sarcastic comment!
Congratulations Chloe Zhao on winning best director at the golden globe awards for this beautiful film 👏
@Nicholas Lysaght stay jealous. being chinese doesn't automatically make you a CCP spy you dumbass. that's like saying you must be an irish spy because of your last name. gtfo
First Asian Woman to win and 2nd woman to win, great movie too.
now the oscars
now congrats for an OSCAR!
She just won cuz she's Asian and a woman, u know that, right??? No way in hell she's better than Fincher
I lived this way for years and loved it. That "laundromat mall" is in Ehrenberg, AZ and was my 2nd home for supplies and meeting good people. A year ago I became too ill to continue. Bless all the Nomads I came to know and love. I know all that terrain just shown, and those camp fires with kindred souls, and I was in a couple of those scenes shown, and camped with some people I see in this trailer. I'm still a Nomad at heart. Always! I love you all! This brings me to tears. If I see my camper in the background I'll cry for sure.
It sure was exciting to see the laundromat mall. We had our po box there for two years.
Wishing you health
@@SSandtheRVCats I had a PO box there too! 😀 Cheers and blessings to you! I just watched the movie and cried all the way through.
@@frankiegiltner6163 it must be hard.
@@SSandtheRVCats Yes it is hard, but like the movie said, "we will meet again down the road." Just subscribed. My cat traveled with me too 🤗 ❤️
I identified with many things in this movie. There's no antagonist, nor protagonist. Just a story that intersects many lives.
There are alot of movies without antagonist or protagonist and all of them pure Drama Genre
@@machsusromadhon6710 Do you have any recommendations? I love movies that are just .... life. The thoughts, the details, the beauty and heartache of JUST LIVING. I don’t need a hero or a villain. I like the simplicity and also at he same time, the complications of intersecting stories. (If you like to read, I recommended Raymond Carver.)
@@nonprofitgirl i dont know much about new movies in that kind of genre, if you dont mind with movies before 2010 maybe i can try to see my watchlist again later in IMDB....
@@nonprofitgirl consider watching "jellikettu" (Indian) it's not a dramatic movie, more of a satire work , everything is symbolic, no great cast, simple story and mind blowing direction....and it's not movie that everyone would like, for me it was great work (if u like this watch "ee ma yu")
Glass Castle, Our Friend.
The aesthetic of the TRAILER is making me warm
Chloe Zhao, a new American genius.
@@AG-if4uf cm
@@AG-if4uf I think her nationality is Chinese. She went to college, grad school in the U.S., born in Beijing, grew up in London. Just wanted to share details.
@@stevensong8784 Correct. 趙 (Zhao) is indeed Chinese (or a 堂堂正正的中國人as I would prefer to say). That is, in fact, what makes her a great ‘new’ American. We need immigrants to keep our nation motivated, vibrant, and alive. Zhao is 38. Her American-born contemporaries include Greta Gerwig. Can you imagine Gerwig making a film like Nomadland? My view is that Gerwig would not be capable of creating such a film. Zhao created Nomadland BECAUSE she is Chinese-born and American-made. She is, in essence, the epitome of 21st Century New Americana because she takes action; she is not a victim; she does not make lofty political statements (I.e. X X Matters). She creates work with tremendous gravitas.
You are 'Private Property' ruclips.net/video/OevJrbiy6X0/видео.html
(2020) (*most important truth)
So excited to be a part of this movie as a full time nomad and an extra! I saw a couple scenes I was a part of. How exciting, Can't wait to see the movie!
How cool do you feel? Can't wait.
Congrats on the participation in the film! This is an important film that highlights American in the 21st century. It represents America in a better way than any film Hollywood has created in the past decade.
@@stevensong8784 congrats Carolyn
That is so cool! I can't wait to see this movie.
I like the idea of seeing Carolyn on the big screen. You are a big part of this culture. You belong in this movie.
“Let’s stop saying a final goodbye and start saying ‘see you down the road’.”🥺
My father departed and lived in his car. For many years I never understood why, but now I finally get it. My human experience has expanded and this film captured it in the most poetic way. I loved the scene when Fern was running as the ocean was moving wild like the spirit she carries.
One day I hope to do this too, being confined to society can be rather egregious. See you all down the road one day. 🙂
“I’m not homeless. I’m just houseless. It’s not the same thing.”
Dubbers having to translate that in other languages: 😐
@@nicco1744 ahaha, it’s gotta be hard. I have no idea how Russians dubbed it, u made me curious to check it.
@@nicco1744 I’ve looked it up, they translate it like “I’m not homeless, I just dont have real estate.” Translation is kinda correct, but it doesn’t sound so deep anymore. That’s why I prefer to watch movies in English
No, a house and a home are two different things. My wife and I spent 2 and 1/2 months in our RV out west and full timers would say, "we sold our brick and mortar" I didn't get it at first. Their RV is their home now.
It's anchorless. Playing word-game doesn't change the fact. But if it helps you sleep better at night, hon, by all means.
This looks amazing. Frances McDormand is such an acting force, and the cinematography looks so beautiful.
"The thing I love most about life is that there is no final goodbye" - hufff you just nailed it, man !!!
Just watched this film this evening and found it profoundly moving. Beautiful cinematography and magnificent performances all round.
This film could be seen as a love letter to a way of life that’s free from material wealth, where friendship, love and contentment are what really matter.
And free from the past. Many of the characters had troubled past lives, often involving death, it is only when they let go and set themselves free in "nomadland" that they began to re-appreciate the meaning of life....
After Biden gets done with bulldozing single homes in the suburbs and making them live in high rise apartment buildings so they can track comings and goings and track bank accounts for transactions over $600, these nomads will eventually get regulated out of their nomadic life, maybe by high gas prices or no gas at all. There will be many people adrift when they outlaw private land ownership...
And profoundly boring. There's hardly anything original here...
I felt as if she never found true friendship and love and left everyone who cared for her.. She related to everyone apart from the people who really cared for her.
Watched this yesterday. Frances McDormand's performance, as well as the cinematography, made you forget that it was a movie at times. Watching this movie is an experience.
Where can this be watched?
@@manzahalem8845 At the cinemas mate!
Kaleb Arancelovic Hulu
Never heard of this film until I found out that this film won the Golden Globe award for 2021. It brought a drop of tear from my eye after watching the trailer.
But before that, it won the acclaimed Venice film festival last year.
@Ga Ba Hulu.
@Ga Ba Hulu
Yes such a beautiful movie 😍👌👌
And now Oscar.
who else came here after finding out it won the best film at the oscars?
I was looking for one of these comments
Indie movies FTW!
Only movie nominated ive watched on the Big screen
Me
Me... Must watch list now.
i spent a month by myself on the road out west, and i met many nomads along the way. everywhere i went, i met strangers from all walks of life, each with their own story, wisdom, and unique brand of hospitality. this film beautifully encapsulates the reality of modern American nomads
Your name is seriously 'Brecker'?
The calmness on Frances’ face. No wonder she won her Third Academy for acting.
I haven't heard much of her over the years but she was in an excellent movie called Hidden Agenda with Brian Cox more than 30 years ago.
@@patrickeurolingua6896 three billboards outside ebbing missouri
@@patrickeurolingua6896 You've not seen the brilliant "Fargo," in which she is so superb, nor, equally fine in "Three Billboards..?" How have you missed? Some real treats in store! Watch soon as you can!
@@fiddleandfart Thanks alot. I have been out of touch for the last few years since cinemas closed in many places. I heard about three billboards but I didn't know she was in it. Marvellous. You have put back my faith in good cinema.
@@christiansarrazin8564 r u crazy dude/dudette? Sheesh get lost already
This lifestyle makes me 50% envious and 50% scared to death. I'd love to drop all the materialism and tethers from my life on the one hand but on the other I fear I'd go spiraling off into nothingness without those things.
Same here! I have some serious anxiety, especially towards the unknown, but I also feel that gradual exposure is the best key. If you feel that you can do a bit, give it a shot!
RV owners aren't like the people in this movie being nomads instead of parking in our parks, beaches, parking lots, piling up refuse for everybody else to clean up RV owners don't want to be nomads! Otherwise there wouldn't be so many of them in L.A. County!
@@vonzkunk lol
Nothingness can exist in a rich material world as well.
So, do it instead wait
Chloe Zhao could well win the oscar for best director! Really looking forward to watching this!
Yeah and then marvel is going to put Oscar winner Chloe Zhao
Yeah, she did an amazing job, but I do think it's gonna go to David Fincher for MANK
Let’s hope not, this is Fincher’s year and he deserves it more
@@Lamidemonami7891
Have you seen both films?
@Arun Munagala I'll be fine with that.
'Nomadland' is a fantastic movie - one of the best movies I've seen in my sixty three years. It hits home on so many levels! God bless the nomads. ✌
I was raised in Empire Nevada by a Father who worked for USG and a mother who was a substitute teacher. I spent a good portion of my life as a nomad tattoo artist. After watching this I am ready to go back to it. This world is filled with wonderful people that we forget to spend honest time with. We get caught up in how we are supposed to fit into this society and when we don’t we can live a life of regret. Be yourself and in doing so this world will accept you. And then your true family can begin.
For a director that was born and raised Beijing, all her films have captured a slice of americana not a lot of Americans see
Well, the Chinese are very good at replicating stuff...sorry. I'm a little sour on China right now. Not Chloe's fault.
preposition is a bitch! and also singular/plural form.
@@juliew1426 huh ?
She was raised in the U.S
Dk why but non-American directors capture American life so well. Case in point; Paris, Texas
I just retired, I'm alone, my old dog just died, and my inner gypsy is screaming for release. This is going to strike a chord very deep.
That is a slur do not use that word
I'm retired as well. know this, You are never alone... So go on out and get another dog there is one out there waiting for a forever home... Get out into the world and travel a bit, make a plan of it. Use a debit card and see something you've never seen before. Do it now.... Just because your retired doesn't mean you have to be tired.... Go for it!
@@sifubrace I hope I can be as brave as you when I retire.
My sympathies about your dog. ♥️
I hope you find inner peace. Your dog loved you. I think (I obviously don't know you) I think doggo had a great life with his or her hooman.
So full of consideration and sympathy. I watched this at a time where I was alone and feeling myself deteriorate, when the credits rolled it didn't even felt like the end. It was so soothing and takes you on a calmer place, definitely a masterpiece.
It had on me the same effect as you described. Only two movies in my life gave me that feeling : this one and Boyhood.
Very well said!
Frances is a big reason why this film works!!! She draws me so much into this movie and I was rooting for her journey all the Way!! Brilliant acting and directing!!!
"I'm not homeless, I'm only houseless. There is a difference right?" That hits hard 😔
Yess....very hard
Oh boy. We of the nomad lifestyle are already a bit scared of the influx covid is bringing... Please anyone who wants to join this lifestyle, pick up after yourself. Be respectful. Take care of our planet and be thoughtful of the non nomads who are scared that you may be violent/a thief/on drugs. Show them that you can still be a good member of society while living in a vehicle.
We took a different tack (pun intended). We live on a sailing yacht. We can go anywhere in the world---after covid that is... :-(
The fuck?
I understand your concern. I hope the movie doesn't over glamorize the lifestyle to where there is an influx of people who don't respect the areas where nomads are welcome, to the point that they are no longer welcome (trash left behind, natural beauty tampered with, etc.).
@@maturaczynicuda I'm confused about why you're confused. Care to elaborate?
@@virginia_in_the_rearview exactly. It's a beautiful (if challenging) lifestyle. As more people join, it could go either way: it could become easier and more accepted, or harder and more looked down upon.
This trailer by itself is a masterpiece. You could feel the awards. You could taste it. It has grace, it is subtle and warm.
Sounds like you want an award for your poncy comment.
@@AnonYmous-ez4es LOL I had to google what poncy means and laughed even harder
@@takashi8san you took that well. Humble 👍🏻
this explains the movie. You are good with words. Thank you!
Beautiful and touch my soul. Thx everyone who's behind this film. See u on the road.
Most boring film ever...same dialogues same pics dark n negative....time waste
This film was utter dog shite.
What a beautiful film, congratulations to Frances McDormand and Chloé Zhao for winning the Oscar.
“I maybe spent most of my life just remembering”😥 This is me. Definitely watching this film.
The Ludovico Einaudi playing in the background gave me chills, even more reason to prepare myself for what I already know how I’m going to feel after watching this film- wanderlust and a bug to travel
Yes, his music always gives me chills!
Haven't watched yet, but hearing his music's in it has further maxed out my "I gotta watch this" meter
chloe zhao brings sense of warmth to her movies. I LOVE IT SO MUCH.
I was living out of my car around September, it was really hard when they closed the gyms due to COVID I had no access to a shower I’d go to Truck stops and really cold creeks / rivers to wash my clothes. anything to save money and I’m glad I finally am getting my life in alignment with my happiness. one day at a time
good luck
You’ve got this! It’s the little victories that culminate into greatness 🌼
“Dedicated to those who had to depart. I’ll see you down the road”
This is the life I want to live in!! imagine sitting on top of a canyon looking at the sunset blending with the purple sky drinking a coffee covered in your puffy blanket while listening to good music... I may be alone but It is the life I was dreaming of
It’s a dream alright Unfortunately life is very much reality based
You can easily do it. It's a lot lower maintenance and overhead than a mortgage, utilities, property taxes, and all that goes along with the 'American Dream'.
@@a.wanderer5006 there IS another option though Leave the US for greener pastures There are tons of expats on RUclips describing their experiences around the globe
@@frederickmuhlbauer9477 I did so myself, thus my comment!
@@a.wanderer5006 I’m in SW Turkey now and life is much better No debt, property taxes , low cost of living
Frances Mcdormand's third oscar incoming!
Not gonna happen dear. She just won.
Unfortunately, she’ll probably have to wait a while. Look at the gap in time between other actors second and third Oscar wins - it’s usually a lot.
She won’t beat Viola Davis, Vanessa Kirby, and Andra Day. She’ll be nominated but it’s not showy enough
This is like a sequel to " Three Billboards". That character takes off from Missouri and decides to never return. This is the life she chose after that.
@@gabevachon326 I get the comparison you’re making, but this film is nothing at all like Three Billboards
Best movie in years.. Frances is a miracle
I was a Beverly Hills brat....forced to nomadism...now I would never go back to bricks and sticks. I love this life.it is now by choice. I feel so free...loving nature and the people you meet are so real!...I also feel a bit more protected from covid...didn't have to sell my Piasso...is in safe keeping...thank you Bob Wells for all you are doing for nomads .
yea, nothing like being poor and struggling to get by in the "greatest country on earth" while the richest 1% take more and more of the nation's wealth over time and the middle class shrinks away.
I lost track how many times I teared up. This was so incredible. Just finished the movie and I’m left speechless. Happy health, happy journey in life, and keep being free.
Excellent movie. I like how it doesn't try to glamorize modern van life. This is "real" van life. Very lonely and not perfect by any means.
Yes but I also really liked that it didn't indulge in the "negatives" Of live out of a van/car ie constant threat of being robbed and etc
This is the winning movie of 3 Oscars.
Best Picture, Best Director, and Best Actress.
This must be bullshit
I watched it and it definitely had no tense
@@antongrnb2506 your right.
It's sort of less average, but it's a little ok.
But just a tiny pinch of this though.
And also 4 BAFTA
@@antongrnb2506 you are right
This trailer feels like making me realize that life truly is beautiful; which I haven't felt a long time ago. I'm gonna watch it, soon. No goodbyes... Just "I'll see you down the road".
This is the kind of movie that can touch your soul. Such a beautiful movie…. I never see frances Mcdormand cry during this movie, but the movie make me cry because i can feel the lonely, regret, and human struggle…
Same. It was a very heavy movie tbh.
Oh wow, I'm crying tears of joy, because this trailer is beautiful. Just saw my personal hero & nomadic inspiration Bob Wells, and can't wait to see this. I also adore Frances McDormand, she's an amazing actress.
This movie is so sad and satisfying at the same time
A story about and American living through America, beautifully directed by a Chinese woman. It shows that humanity crosses cultural boundaries.
art has no boundaries.
Been a nomad since 2011. Found Bob's RUclips channel and the Nomad Community in 2015. Couldn't be more proud of our community, and Bob (the real life Yoda of it), right now. Haven't seen the movie yet. Blown away it won best picture.
watched it twice, two days in a row and i cried my eyes out. such a beautiful film. so sad but so beautiful.
Got to see this twice and it is easily my favorite film of the year. I was absolutely captivated at the trance this film puts on you as a viewer by making you feel like you’ve followed the characters for years on this journey even though it had only been 2 hours. Also the acting is incredible from everyone. From the professional actors to the real nomads they casted only a few hours before shooting!
An absolutely legendary movie and not a second of it has been forgettable. It is just as touching as you can imagine and if not, more so. Cannot wait to see everyone’s reaction to this one!
is the music in the trailer from the movie?
Here's another interesting one for you, look for "Who is Bozo texino", it's about hobo life on the rails. I saw the film at a little outdoor showing back in the 90's when visiting friends in Tucson. It looks like it's on youtube, look it up.
Even this trailer gives off a trance-like feel! Cannot wait to see it.
How did you get to see it so early? I can't wait to watch it. ♥️
We were six minutes in and turned it off.
Not sure how you managed to watch it twice, but to each their own.
This is a rubbernecker, like how some drivers slow down when their has been an accident on the side of the road out of morbid curiosity.
You are not homeless when you lose your house, but when you lose the people you have lived with.
During our youth, we meet a lot of people and make lots of friends, but as time goes, you realize that these were short-lived friendships. They seemed important to us then, but now you realize that it was just a mirage.
Only family is important.
Everything else is less important.
When you lose your parents, when you lose your spouse, only then do you understand what it means to be really alone.
And divorce and parental alienation syndrome took those things from me sadly
Not just when you lose your parents or loved ones, but when they are really your soulmates... Loosing my parents before their time simply crushed me.
What it is like to lose a sibling, well I still don't have the words for it. I lost 2 older brothers and 2 younger brothers, it is lonely without them; I miss them every day.
I loved this movie! Can't wait to see it again. Such a stunning and quiet film. So much warmth and heart. Frances is magnetic and fully commited. Go see!
Just saw this movie today. What a treat to see Frances acting in such a raw down to earth film. I really felt there was absolutely no acting in the film. Just people being people. Every story felt non scripted. Felt more like a documentary. I loved it. Hands down, best film of 2020. Imo of course. ❤
Yes, indeed. They are such a great actors that make everything looks natural.
RV owners aren't like the people in this movie being nomads instead of parking in our parks, beaches, parking lots, piling up refuse for everybody else to clean up RV owners don't want to be nomads! Otherwise there wouldn't be so many of them in L.A. County! This film is ridiculous.
The film is based on the non-fiction book Nomadland by Jessica Bruder. They are making the best of their original lousy situations. A lot of ageist upheaval in 'Merica.
This is really a beautiful movie. Im South korean and I actually liked this movie more than boon joon ho’s parasite.
You might say my words are ridiculous but I really liked this movie. It seems strange to you beautiful people, but I earned more motive and feeling to be filled with nature and silence.
This movie doesn’t have villains, no climax or suspense. But this is one of the beautiful movie I shall remember when Im 70 years old playing with my grandchildren in city of Seok cho in South Korea.
Thanks for reading guys, have a beautiful, joyful day.
Alright ,after reading this I might give it a try
@@sukma5277 Thanks ! It feels good when somebody says “I’m going to watch movie by suggestion of Korean dude”.
I enjoy movies a lot. I like old movies from Netflix movies.
If you are searching for movies that are interesting, I suggest movies of Wes Anderson.
Thanks a lot man ! You really helped me on these gloomy days by Covid - 19
I don’t know who you are , but i’m pretty sure that you are a nice person who is going to enjoy Nomadland.
And… ^^ a little korean smile emoji to you ! ^^
@@JudenRaft that is super sweet ,you could be from anywhere but I will still watch it ,that is the beauty of art everyone can enjoy it. You have a good heart ,you may have a good life.
@@sukma5277 I also want to say “What you also said is also very kind to me”. I believe in these days of distress and Cautiousness, a single word can show us a lot of meaning. I lived in United States, New Zealand and Canada. But I got more caring by one special person in crowd in youtube as Im living in Seoul, South Korea.
I believe there is a connection between you and me that makes me to write a further more comments. I rarely don’t know who you are Sukma but I’m pretty sure that you shall also have beautiful and amazing life. Maybe in the future, you might travel with your family, or have meal, or watch your daughters and sons graduate.
I just want to say, you are also a awesome person. Sure, you might think “ hey Korean dude, you might not know that i also did some silly mistakes”. But I have a glimpse feeling that you are going to realize that single kindness spreads goodness to community.
A small kindness spreads trust and bond. What you did is good motivational way to overcome these days of blockade.
그대에게 복이 있으리
- (Korean) You shall be prosperous
@@JudenRaft hey I finished watch it just an hour ago ,I would say there is something about this movie that changed inside of me and I cant explain. It really is a great movie. Thank you sir and have a good day over there in korea ,stay safe and stay peace :-)
I am glad that the stories of Nomads in America has finally been told.
Not yet it hasn't. This movie was pointless.
Frances McDormand is an unbelievably good actor.
This looks great and uplifting and sad and timley.
I am awed by how heartbreakingly beautiful this movie is. So deep. Makes you sense what you're missing in life. Definitely watching again.
being poor and struggling to get by is not missing anything.
@@TheLinuxYes that's your take. If you study her face and listen to what she says it shows she loved it more than she missed all her stuff. There's always 2 sides to a heartbreakingly beautiful story
@@LorienVidal it never was about stuff. the TV created the illusion that it was about stuff. it IS about having decent, safe shelter and food and warmth. it IS about not struggling to pay for electricity and having decent healthcare that becomes more and more important as we age. it IS important to be able to commute to and from where you need/want to go without having to walk everywhere. some stuff IS important. otherwise, we'd all be living in caves and makeshift shelters like we did hundreds of thousands of years ago struggling to get by and exposed to the harsh elements every day. basic stuff is great, all the shit TV convinces you that you need is not.
@@TheLinuxYes I don't disagree. What I will disagree with is seeing this story as ONLY a tragedy; there's a silver lining in everything if you choose to see it. Many of these people are taken advantage of by companies like Amazon and this country doesn't treat it's middle and lower class people like we matter. I have a high deductible health plan and a mortgage I can't afford. No, vanlife isn't always glamorous and safe but it's a good way for people who know what matters to really live; which isn't surrounded by hundreds of CDs, DVDs, collectibles, etc. that never get touched and debt that chokes you until you can't breathe a peaceful breath. I enjoyed this movie because it wasn't ALL about the heartbreak and loss; it was about choosing your struggles and finding a path to some kind of fulfillment.
@@LorienVidal Fair enough. as Lincoln would say: there's meat in that.
but i'd be willing to bet 99% of people in the world would rather have their own house/apartment/job than be nomads.
true that there is always the silver lining. living a nomad like, though difficult, does give insight into life that being sheltered in a house/apartment/job never will.
Thoreau was right: simplify, simplify.
but i prefer to simplify my life in a house/apartment/job than the nomad way. you can do both. and i can travel couple/three times a year and rough it if i want to.
Just came out of the movies and it hit me so hard I can’t stop crying. Living this luxurious life, top world city, apartment with prime view, manager job in large corporation. Yet I feel like I am dead inside. I cry everyday after work thinking that I can change my life around. But I can’t seem to be making the first step. We’ve been so conditioned to live a certain way it’s disgusting.
Do it. Whatever it takes to change things. Life is far too short to be miserable.
Where can we watch it? Is it on Netflix?
Yes! Do it!!! Its never too late!
In the Philippines we call it "habang may buhay may pag asa" it means to say that "until youre alive you have hope and chance".
Goodluck Dwight Schrute!
I left everything behind to be a nomad 9 months ago. The first step is the hardest. If it's something you want just do it. We are not meant to be miserable and work jobs we hate and have no life. This is your only shot.... make it count my friend.
I was crying a lot when I finished this beautiful film, my family looked at me all disappointed and asking why are you crying, there were not action they said, I looked at them and I asked them did you really watched the deepest of this film or just were expecting drama, cars, guns, action, blood? In my humble opinion and perspective, this is a metaphor to our lives, the " trip" that she was taking is like our " LIFE" we are driving our van, we sleep, we wake up, we got to work, we MEET PEOPLE on our way, these people go, or just dissapear from your life, or just died, we have memories hidden in our hearts, we dont want to share all our life with people, we fell in love then we dont, and there we go driving, driving, driving, living, enjoying,. looking for an answer to our lives, looking for a home, a home where we can be happy, and real, and if we dont find to we keep driving, driving, driving.in my head I saw that from that film, I explained this to my family and then one day when I came home there they were watching it again, they looked at me and just smiled, yes I started crying again, this film is beautiful, the landscapes, the story, the acting, the sun, the desert, one day I was waiting for the bus and I saw the big signs on the walls, and she was holding a lamp, in the next one she was sitting relaxing like in a spa with the other old lady, then the next one she was in the middle of the mountains, and then I thought how many times we dont appreciate what we have right here, right now, we are so small, we have a lot around us and sometimes we are just living, eating, working. working. working, and NOT enjoying for a moment, I looked up and I saw the beautiful sun I step to the front and I let the sun hug me, I breathed very deep, and I closed my eyes, every time I pass by the same wall (close to my home) I yell inside my head NOMADLAND I LOVE YOU. appreciate what you have today, right now, dont wait for tomorrow. smile right now and look round you. LIFE IS TODAY. thank you for reading this.
NOMADLAND is by far the finest film made in the history of world cinema
Be here now 😊
This trailer feels like you're getting everything taken away from you only for you to realize you already had everything you could have ever wanted, and that you just gotta open your other eye to see it
Well put man, oh and cute doggo 🥺😭
there is nothing good about having to struggle and barely get by in Life while the top gets richer than they've ever been in the History of this Nation. nothing.
@@TheLinuxYes that's a lie, I've humbled myself through struggle, I know firsthand
@@MTGPringles so you also know that struggle and barely getting by is nothing to fantasize about. i'm going today to watch the film. i'm hoping they don't sugar coat it and make it seem like something cool to do. Struggle and barely getting by is not cool in the richest nation on earth.
@@TheLinuxYes I agree, tell us how it was without spoiling it please?
Amazing film. Wonderful storytelling. Frances McDormand’s best role since Fargo. Her performance here, and Anthony Hopkins in The Father, again displays the true heavyweight status of these fine artists. Fantastic and breathtaking the both of them in their respective movies.
Wonderfully said. I know a lot of people are upset that they won the lead acting Oscars but I for one am glad they both won. But let's not forget about Frances McDormand's excellent performance in "Three Billboards"!
I am so pleased Meryl Streep didn't get the lead in this.
With no disrespect to Meryl, I agree with you. She's a most amazing actor, and maybe I'm speaking just for myself, but she has just a wee bit too much elegance in her persona for me to make this part believable. They could not have made a better choice than Frances -- she brings 100% to all her characters. I can't wait to see this film. You see -- I am houseless -- but not homeless! Ha! I live aboard my sailing yacht.
@@svluckyspin7420 My thoughts exactly. I love them both & Frances was the perfect choice for this role.
This looks amazing!
We all feel that way Gabe
@@svluckyspin7420 Do you read Cruising World ? My family had a Tartan 30. There is a boat out of Bar Harbor called Puffin I want to sail on. Bucket list .
I have found that people in my circle have either loved or disliked this movie. But, I think those who have experience profound loss have really loved this movie and were moved by it. I would recommend
You know it's going to be a good movie when you get emotional from just the trailer. Looks great.
The cinematography is so gooddd
Lets hope for an oscar nod
@@purvashdangi1502 it did!!!!
This probably the most beautiful and heart breaking movie so far this year. Good job def worth your time and watch.
Very very beautiful.
"We shall not cease from exploration,
And the end of all our exploring
Will be to arrive at where we started
And know the place for the first time." ~T.S. Eliot
I am a Nomad with tens of thousands of miles traveled via foot, bicycle, kayak, canoe and sailboat. Many countries visited and unforgettable experiences gained. No regrets, life is too short.
Those last lines legit made me cry at how heartfelt they really are.
I love the style of this director, how she captures the real people on whom her films are based and the way she records using natural light. I'm excited for what it will bring to Eternals
Wow I got teary-eyes just from the trailer?! I can’t wait for this!
Me too & I can't wait either.
Yep, that guy talking at the very end hit me right in the heart muscle. 🥺
@@ras22273 Oh yes, that's Bob Wells. He's an amazing human being, and not to mention my own personal hero & nomadic inspiration. Here's a link to his RUclips channel CheapRVliving ruclips.net/video/1Xa7gTLGwqoh/видео.htmlttps://ruclips.net/video/4n7nKNLSJCU/видео.html
I cried too
This movie is best enjoyed snuggled on a couch, red wine in hand with the lights turned off.
I did that (without the wine, had tea instead) and it was kinda boring. Good movie I guess but it's way too overhyped.
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As someone who is probably slowly transitioning into a nomadic lifestyle, this made me emotional. I haven't watched the film but I can tell it is going to be amazing!
I was absolutely struck by the powerful emotion portrayed by Chloe Zhao with this film. ❤️
Her ability to observe and interpret America in this way was miraculous. 🌟
As an American born in Arizona, I cannot imagine moving to China for few years and then attempting to make a film based on contemporary change. Even from a book. Then to write a screenplay from a popular book, direct and edit a film that wins the very top honors! As well as directing a world class actress to stellar results as well...Unbelievable achievement!!🌹
The music, visuals, pacing and build of Nomadland was exceptional!
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Well said Barry!
This will win the Best Picture 2021.
You mean 2020, you do know The Oscars is going to happen right. Meaning all the movies that came this year and early next year are going to be nominated at the Oscars.
Well Mank might also be a tough contender
@@mohammadzekereya9311 Mank is mixed, Minari is the tough contender
@@mohammadzekereya9311 Mank sadly is out, Chicago 7 is the only competition left against this. But I sincerely doubt this will win, it’ll be the new Roma vs. Green Book and this year’s Green Book (Chicago 7) will win yet again
no way Paul Thomas Anderson movie will win or del toro this two are great directors
it’s quite rare to get chills from a trailer, but those words at the end, just wow. i’ve been all over the world and i completely agree, you do see these strangers you meet on the road again.. sometimes you just know you will meet again. some of my closest friends i’ve met when i was on the road.
The music in the trailer is "Oltramare" from the album Divenire and also "Ascent (Day 2)" from the album Seven Days Walking both by Ludovico Einaudi. Here: ruclips.net/video/8PzjJgdd9WM/видео.html
Thank you for this. 🥰
Thanks. Was wondering what it was.
I knew it it's ludovico his music really familiar to hear ❤
First thing I noticed about this trailer! After seeing him live twice, this really brings such a powerfully warm and deeply emotional sense to the film.
应该是Day 1
This movie just won Best Picture. Congrats to the cast and crew 👏👏👏
My predictions are correct. Thanks, Fox Searchlight Pictures.
I finally got around to watch this, as it's the genre of film I absolutely love. It's a great film, truly, McDormand's performance alone is spectacular. Also, the OMP soundtrack is hauntingly beautiful. I haven't seen a film like this that's moved me in a while.
Congratulations to 'NOMADLAND' for gaining the most wins at the Academy Awards! 🏆
I grew up around Empire and Gerlach and the Amazon factory (It used to be in Fernley before it moved) and I found it very realistic. Empire is like a ghost town now, and it is depressing to drive by. The only thing left is the old gas station that fuels the region. It truly was a beautiful film.
How do you feel about all the private land around Gerlach being bought up by the Burning Man Org?
This looks amazing! Chloe Zhao is coming for that best director Oscar!!
This film is a masterpiece. Every now and then I'm just going about my normal life and this film pops into my head and I have to watch the trailer. which is a masterpiece in itself.
INSANE. The beauty of this oh god, literally crying
IKR
Imagine watching the whole movie
*WINNER*
Best Picture
Best Director
Best Actress
Academy Awards 2021
WINNER
Best Picture
Best Director
Best Actress
Woke Awards 2021
A travesty
@@humanbeing4841 It’s always been political.
I’ve loved Frances since Fargo. My all-time favorite movie
"And it's a beautiful day..."
Marge was the kindest and most quirky cop ever!
As a vanlifer, hearing about this movie really struck my interest and now watching this trailer i'm soo excited to watch this movie
I have anticipated this film for so long, it looks awesome with Frances McDormand and I can tell this will have some Oscar buzz.
"My dad used to say what's remembered lives. I maybe spent too much of my time just remembering." I felt that