I saw it today, and it was..."a whole vibe." Chillest movie of all time. It felt relatable, and yet something to aspire to. ...It made me feel like solitude is a perfectly viable path in life, and that there's nobility in simply providing for one's self and providing a service to society. It's okay to exist, and to sit & notice and to absorb, to breathe and go about your way.
I am unsure whether I'd describe the film as "chill". There is profound wisdom here. While Hirayama is so content as a toilet cleaner, he can still yearn for fun and companionship. Perfect Days shares with us the perfection of our present surroundings, but teaches us to not neglect the imperfections either. Take a day off work, smile at a stranger, visit your father, dance with a stranger. There is beauty in it all, embrace this and live presently, your perfect days will be endless.....
exactly, im a route sanitation driver and my job is pure chill, no one messes with me, I get to be outside, everday is different adventure, and just chill listening to music, podcasts, audiobooks etc.
@@freddiepearce6455 I think when he was young, he probably dreamed of becoming a musician or a botanist. His father probably wanted him to be a doctor or engineer, otherwise the son might as well become a janitor. That's the reason he couldn't face his dad.
Perhaps many people missed it but his connection with the tree shown through the photos and the dreams he had about it actually depicts that he sees himself in that tree, that tree almost similarly interacts with the environment around it the way he does, without saying anything just observing the beauty around it and just going about its daily routine, that is being a normal simple tree. Like the way they showed Koji’s daily routine life.
I got to see this movie early at the Virginia Film Festival and it’s the best movie of the year. Y’all are in for a treat. It’s like it was made for me. I haven’t been this affected by a movie in quite some time.
I saw the trailer at the theatre the other day&was so interested wiz amazing director&actor. Now I decide2 go watch definitely after check ur comment. ありがとう！ Say hello&thanx from Japan
This film was like therapy for the modern day people who have forgotten how to live in the present, how to do just one thing at a time and experience joy from it ❤
I saw the trailer at the theatre the other day&was so interested wiz amazing director&actor. Now I decide2 go watch definitely after check ur comment. ありがとう！ Say hello&thanx from Japan
I saw the trailer at the theatre the other day&was so interested wiz amazing director&actor. Now I decide2 go watch definitely after check ur comment. ありがとう！ Say hello&thanx from Japan
waited to watch a movie of a toilet cleaner meanwhile you frowned at a toilet cleaner in real life, as long as it's on a screen for you you'll clap and smile along!
The scene with his sister was SO well written and acted.... With the minimum of lines and the incredible facial expressions, we could understand what he had escaped from, what he was never returning to, why he and his sister were different, what the relationship with his father was, how his sister perceived him (with a complex mixture of envy, disdain, sorrow, regret, and more...). Just amazing.
The production cost is said to be $14 million. Unlike the theme of the movie, a considerable amount of production cost was used. Where was the production cost spent?? I wonder.
@@anm8001 I know that Minari was set at $2 million. The production cost of Talk To Me was $4.5 million, and in any case, I think it was too expensive compared to the movie content. It seems like the director's guarantee is big, but it's too expensive and doesn't fit the theme of the movie. and Production costs for Japanese films of this scale are not this high. $5 million at most.
His days were indeed perfect, colors, music, work, sauna, photography and cassette tapes brought extra joy to this daily routine. This is another great example of celebration of life in Japan, a country with one of the highest qualities of life in the world and yet many sadnesses and stresses created by people's thoughful minds. "Drive my car" and "Broker" are another amazing celebrations of life in Japanese cinema, with "Broker" being a South Korean film written, edited and directed by Japanese filmmaker.
Who knew watching a toilet cleaner's everyday life would be therapeutic. It was like being there, enjoying the simple things in life like eating at the park. I watched this at home and it gave me that "cozy" feeling. Plus, those public facilities are a work of art! We don't have those in our country as far as I know. My favorite is the one that turns opaque and transparent.
I've seen this movie at least 10 times now thanks to AppleTV and trust me the ASMR is the best thing about this movie. I've never had a movie that's worth so much meaning and simplicity that it became like white noise to me at this point when I go to sleep.
10 times? I was thinking, as I watched this. "I could get more out of watching this [and movies like it] over and over than I could watching the news every day." Maybe I'll do what you did.
I purchased this film this morning and watched it immediately. Men, I think this seems to be my best movie this year. It touched a lot with fantastic Koji Yakusho san no performance, solid plot, excellent music scores, and stunning cinematography. A great actor starts acting in other people’s lives but finally becomes themselves in their ripest days.
I watched this today on my flight … it’s one of those gems that will be seen by everyone in due course … just like how the movie moves at its own pace in its own vibe … it will reach everyone whom it needs to reach in its own time … and people of heart will see it, will smile and cry at the same time (like me) what a beautiful movie!!!
I saw the trailer at the theatre the other day&was so interested wiz amazing director&actor. Now I decide2 go watch definitely after check ur comment. ありがとう！ Say hello&thanx from Japan
Yup. This is the moral of this movie and it goes over the head of 95% of the audience. After the scene with his sister, you begin to piece together that this is a very educated man from a well to do family who is now cleaning toilets with a special needs teenager. Clearly, he did something very very wrong. I believe the relevance of the tree was that he HADN’T SEEN one while in prison.
Saw this film at the Angelika in NYC and it filled me with a quiet delight. So understated and beautiful. I will be revisiting this film frequently; it touched me deeply. I can't recommend it enough.
I saw the trailer at the theatre the other day&was so interested wiz amazing director&actor. Now I decide2 go watch definitely after check ur comment. ありがとう！ Say hello&thanx from Japan
1:10 It blew me away to see Sayuri Ishikawa in this movie. I mean I remember as a kid watching her on TV some 40-something years ago in my native Brazil. Waay later when I moved to Japan I learned she was a massive star in this country. She didn't age a bit. Well a little bit haha
Can anyone believe I have already seen this masterpiece that too in theatre and came back again to see this trailer. Their is no way unlove this movie after you watch it.
I saw the trailer at the theatre the other day&was so interested wiz amazing director&actor. Now I decide2 go watch definitely after check ur comment. ありがとう！ Say hello&thanx from Japan
An achingly, profoundly beautiful film. Wife and I just watched it for the first time a few days ago, and it still haunts both of us. And my god, Koji Yakusho has become one of my favorite actors now ,on this film alone. Just the deep emotion he conveys through his facial expression alone are exquisite to watch. A real master.
the ending of the movie, how he was smiling and holding tears in the same time, i feel like the main character feels the solitude, but in the same time he wants to forget about it by smiling and enjoying the little things about his life, bcs if he didn't he would be sad.. and the scene when he cried after his sister and her daughter left, it showed how he was most happy when she was with him
I felt it was about his new beginning, the guy told him to look after his ex wife, he kind of knew there would be a new start, he realised how lonely he had been and missed his family. So he was happy and sad at the same time
The sister scene just took your heart and wrung it out like a dish cloth. It was beautiful. The final scene went on a little too long but it made the point.
Really wonderful film. Just felt like a really big long hug. The only way i could describe it is that (to reference another iconic Japanese film) its like My Neighbour Totoro in that theres no huge story arc, no sudden Hollywood attack of space monkeys with guns, just a man and his life, portrayed beautifully. And although its 2hr 4 mins. It doesnt drag at all.
His little abode and the way he keeps his phone downstairs! If only we could all just be a little more Japanese, I wonder what this world would be like.
I just finished watching, and i am thoroughly mesmerized. It is such a beautiful film, it gives you a perspective on life. Subtle yet so profound in its storytelling approach. Totally Recommended ❤️
I saw the trailer at the theatre the other day&was so interested wiz amazing director&actor. Now I decide2 go watch definitely after check ur comment. ありがとう！ Say hello&thanx from Japan
Such a powerful movie, I understand why many wont like it. But if you have been there , you can understand what is going on Hirayama’s mind and soul...
I just saw this today and it’s the best film I’ve seen in a long while. It showed me the true beauty in solitude and I saw my little routines reflected in this quiet masterpiece of a film
I never would have guessed I'd like this movie so much. I think it's one of my favourite movies and it's about a guy who cleans toilets. It's been printed into the back of my mind since I watched it months ago.
just saw this film today. absolutely loved it. a perfect movie that kept my eyes glued to the theater screen despite the seemingly mundane subject matter and the fact that i had to whizz like 15 minutes into its 2 hour run time.
There are some people in our everyday life or our society whose existence is brings a sort of meaning to our life , there are movies as well that bring a sense of joy and beauty this is one is definitely one of a kind. It was a privilege watching :)
This movie uplifts your soul through pure beauty and simplicity. The performance the direction the beauty of the city everything is shown in such a loving perspective. One of the finest movies seen in my life. ❤🙏
This movie is one of the most beautiful movies that I have seen in a LONG TIME. They simply do not make them like this anymore, at least in the US. Amazing
Love this movie. Saw it twice in two days. I wasn't familiar with the short story referenced in the movie by the main character's niece, so looked it up and went back to rewatch the film. Let me tell you, knowing the plot of the short story "Terrapin" adds great weight to not only the niece's storyline, but also the main character's back story as well. It's quite easy to see why he may have isolated himself the way he did.
Interesting. I meant to look up why Niko wanted to be like Victor but I forgot until reading your comment. That makes a lot more sense. Thank you for sharing.
A very great film coming out of Japan. Perfect Days shows us a view of life into the underappreciated in our society. It's a story of finding happiness despite our roles in life, and about the day-to-day connections we have.
It's a sad and cold story about an Americanised and globalised world (city) full of estranged, alienated people. It's a docufilm about dying authentic Japanese culture. There is nothing "great" about it.
saw this film at melbourne international film festival earlier this year, it is an incredible work of film, so beautiful and moving. cannot wait to see it again
I saw the trailer at the theatre the other day&was so interested wiz amazing director&actor. Now I decide2 go watch definitely after check ur comment. ありがとう！ Say hello&thanx from Japan
I loved this movie. At first, after seeing the trailer, I was startled by the absence of dialog thru much of the film but then I got into it. A beautiful story and lesson
The fact itself that a group of people have coalesced, brought a german man to Tokyo, asked him to tell a story about the city toilets and made you cry throught it tells something about the human species.
Brilliant summary, isn't it ironic? I have another one which imho fits beautifully with yours. A group coalesced, brought some random skinny roman woman to Sardinia asked her to tell a story about a castaway fisherman and a middle aged rich bimbo.
This masterpiece deserves more public love and also atleast best picture nomination. This and 'all of us strangers' are my movies of the year 2023. The iron.claw comes close third. I am Amazed to see these 3 movies barely crossed 20 mill box office, whereas as shit like 'anyone but you' had more than 200 Mills just cuz of boobage.
For people who enjoyed watching this beautiful, soothing movie, and are looking for something as peaceful to watch, i recommend checking out Paterson, and Columbus, i watched both of them before watching Perfect days, and watching it made me remember how much i enjoyed them.
I saw it today, and it was..."a whole vibe." Chillest movie of all time. It felt relatable, and yet something to aspire to. ...It made me feel like solitude is a perfectly viable path in life, and that there's nobility in simply providing for one's self and providing a service to society. It's okay to exist, and to sit & notice and to absorb, to breathe and go about your way.
such a perfect description of the movie! Just watched it last night and you put it perfectly
cool!
I am unsure whether I'd describe the film as "chill". There is profound wisdom here. While Hirayama is so content as a toilet cleaner, he can still yearn for fun and companionship. Perfect Days shares with us the perfection of our present surroundings, but teaches us to not neglect the imperfections either. Take a day off work, smile at a stranger, visit your father, dance with a stranger. There is beauty in it all, embrace this and live presently, your perfect days will be endless.....
exactly, im a route sanitation driver and my job is pure chill, no one messes with me, I get to be outside, everday is different adventure, and just chill listening to music, podcasts, audiobooks etc.
@@freddiepearce6455 I think when he was young, he probably dreamed of becoming a musician or a botanist. His father probably wanted him to be a doctor or engineer, otherwise the son might as well become a janitor. That's the reason he couldn't face his dad.
I love this movie, it’s so Buddhist. Live in the moment, be disciplined, nothing in life is beneath you. Little things make your life so beautiful.
I thought the same, it’s a nod to Buddha. Can’t tell more without spoilers.
i'm a buddhist and this film valid
@@takkyyon❤
Zen: do what you're doing while you're doing it.
You nailed it.
Movies like this are needed now more than ever. Slow down. Be present. Notice the beauty in the everyday
Bro where you watched this movie...app/ website???
@@chetankudake3399 I watched it on Disney+, it's also available on Hulu.
I bought it from apple 😊
Perhaps many people missed it but his connection with the tree shown through the photos and the dreams he had about it actually depicts that he sees himself in that tree, that tree almost similarly interacts with the environment around it the way he does, without saying anything just observing the beauty around it and just going about its daily routine, that is being a normal simple tree. Like the way they showed Koji’s daily routine life.
i hope you don’t mind that i’m taking this point to write an essay on. thank you so much !!
I got to see this movie early at the Virginia Film Festival and it’s the best movie of the year. Y’all are in for a treat. It’s like it was made for me. I haven’t been this affected by a movie in quite some time.
@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist1 I am a Christian and love that verse
I saw the trailer at the theatre the other day&was so interested wiz amazing director&actor. Now I decide2 go watch definitely after check ur comment. ありがとう！
Say hello&thanx from Japan
Godzilla Minus One is a better film. But this looks good
@@Puert0ricandream How do you know it’s better if you haven’t seen Perfect Days
@@megamoviez because I HAVE seen Minus One
This film was like therapy for the modern day people who have forgotten how to live in the present, how to do just one thing at a time and experience joy from it ❤
Just watched it and felt a sense of peace I didn’t think I’d feel from a film. Awesome, like 9 out of 10!
10/10. 💫
Hahahaha
❤
😭😅
Had the pleasure of seeing this at Cannes... absolutely sensational and deeply moving film! A must watch
I saw the trailer at the theatre the other day&was so interested wiz amazing director&actor. Now I decide2 go watch definitely after check ur comment. ありがとう！
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I couldn't agree more!
yes it's not a pretentious movie at all
Watched this at a film festival after standing for 3 hours in a queue. Totally worth it! Go seek it in cinema!
MAMI hoga zarur
If only we all lived close to cinema that play these types of films
I saw the trailer at the theatre the other day&was so interested wiz amazing director&actor. Now I decide2 go watch definitely after check ur comment. ありがとう！
Say hello&thanx from Japan
waited to watch a movie of a toilet cleaner meanwhile you frowned at a toilet cleaner in real life, as long as it's on a screen for you you'll clap and smile along!
The scene with his sister was SO well written and acted.... With the minimum of lines and the incredible facial expressions, we could understand what he had escaped from, what he was never returning to, why he and his sister were different, what the relationship with his father was, how his sister perceived him (with a complex mixture of envy, disdain, sorrow, regret, and more...).
Just amazing.
👌👌❤❤
I’m cried a lot in this part!
Very well explained 😊
The production cost is said to be $14 million. Unlike the theme of the movie, a considerable amount of production cost was used. Where was the production cost spent?? I wonder.
@@anm8001 I know that Minari was set at $2 million. The production cost of Talk To Me was $4.5 million, and in any case, I think it was too expensive compared to the movie content. It seems like the director's guarantee is big, but it's too expensive and doesn't fit the theme of the movie. and Production costs for Japanese films of this scale are not this high. $5 million at most.
His days were indeed perfect, colors, music, work, sauna, photography and cassette tapes brought extra joy to this daily routine. This is another great example of celebration of life in Japan, a country with one of the highest qualities of life in the world and yet many sadnesses and stresses created by people's thoughful minds. "Drive my car" and "Broker" are another amazing celebrations of life in Japanese cinema, with "Broker" being a South Korean film written, edited and directed by Japanese filmmaker.
Who knew watching a toilet cleaner's everyday life would be therapeutic. It was like being there, enjoying the simple things in life like eating at the park. I watched this at home and it gave me that "cozy" feeling. Plus, those public facilities are a work of art! We don't have those in our country as far as I know. My favorite is the one that turns opaque and transparent.
you should become a toilet cleaner
@@raoulmoat6762 so you want to get clean
心の糧となる味わい深い映画でした。感謝申し上げます。
67歳の映画大好き万年少年より 2023.12.28
はい、いい映画ですね。友達になって一緒に映画について語り合えたらいいなと思います
Performance of little words, but there are many expressions that Koji Yakusho makes in this film that will stick with you for a long time.
My thoughts too. I will never forget his facial expressions, his facility with them, and how eloquent they are.
I've seen this movie at least 10 times now thanks to AppleTV and trust me the ASMR is the best thing about this movie. I've never had a movie that's worth so much meaning and simplicity that it became like white noise to me at this point when I go to sleep.
Omg yes I was thinking this. It’s a sensates dream. There was one rain scene that was perfection
10 times? I was thinking, as I watched this. "I could get more out of watching this [and movies like it] over and over than I could watching the news every day." Maybe I'll do what you did.
I purchased this film this morning and watched it immediately. Men, I think this seems to be my best movie this year. It touched a lot with fantastic Koji Yakusho san no performance, solid plot, excellent music scores, and stunning cinematography. A great actor starts acting in other people’s lives but finally becomes themselves in their ripest days.
Just through this trailer I can tell how beautiful this story/film will be ❤
This film is special. While watching it, I comfortably felt to be inside its world.
I watched this today on my flight … it’s one of those gems that will be seen by everyone in due course … just like how the movie moves at its own pace in its own vibe … it will reach everyone whom it needs to reach in its own time … and people of heart will see it, will smile and cry at the same time (like me) what a beautiful movie!!!
Why did this trailer make me tear up? I haven't even seen the movie yet
It probably speaks to your soul. I haven't seen it yet myself but I'm sure it will speak to mine as well.
この映画に20代で出会えたこと本当に嬉しい
最高の作品です
映画を観るの、やめられなくなりましたね！
20代から理解しない方がいいよ。
平山さんも20代は違ったと思う。
色々経験して、間違ったりして、それでいいと思う。老いるには早いよ。
Such a gorgeous movie about the poetry of everyday life
So glad I threw this into my lineup at Melbourne Film Fest earlier this year. Easily my favorite film of the year.
I saw the trailer at the theatre the other day&was so interested wiz amazing director&actor. Now I decide2 go watch definitely after check ur comment. ありがとう！
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Yes mine too closely followed by all of us strangers
@@surrenderinfaith Have had All of us Strangers sitting in my watchlist for quite some time now, probably about time I watch it
@@gavinramsden6571 omg yes. If you can get to a cinema even better. Take your tissues it’s emotional!
ほんのちょっとの幸せで、人というのは生きていけるんですね。
はい、いい映画ですね。友達になって一緒に映画について語り合えたらいいなと思います
Aa pessoas podem viver com pouco. E ter muita felicidade. ❤
You wake up and you try again.
Having another shot at life is perfection 🙌
Yup. This is the moral of this movie and it goes over the head of 95% of the audience. After the scene with his sister, you begin to piece together that this is a very educated man from a well to do family who is now cleaning toilets with a special needs teenager. Clearly, he did something very very wrong. I believe the relevance of the tree was that he HADN’T SEEN one while in prison.
As soon as I saw the title, I remembered Lou Reed's singing voice. And the song is really included in the movie.❤
Such an iconic song (& singer!).
Saw this film at the Angelika in NYC and it filled me with a quiet delight. So understated and beautiful. I will be revisiting this film frequently; it touched me deeply. I can't recommend it enough.
I saw the trailer at the theatre the other day&was so interested wiz amazing director&actor. Now I decide2 go watch definitely after check ur comment. ありがとう！
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This film always makes me cry. My favourite one. My refugie
1:10 It blew me away to see Sayuri Ishikawa in this movie. I mean I remember as a kid watching her on TV some 40-something years ago in my native Brazil. Waay later when I moved to Japan I learned she was a massive star in this country. She didn't age a bit. Well a little bit haha
Can anyone believe I have already seen this masterpiece that too in theatre and came back again to see this trailer. Their is no way unlove this movie after you watch it.
same haha
I saw the trailer at the theatre the other day&was so interested wiz amazing director&actor. Now I decide2 go watch definitely after check ur comment. ありがとう！
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An achingly, profoundly beautiful film. Wife and I just watched it for the first time a few days ago, and it still haunts both of us. And my god, Koji Yakusho has become one of my favorite actors now ,on this film alone. Just the deep emotion he conveys through his facial expression alone are exquisite to watch. A real master.
Between this, Godzilla Minus One, The Boy and the Heron, and Monster - 2023 is such strong year for Japanese cinema 🍿
Beautiful film about meditation and how everything in life should be a meditation. Typically gorgeous stuff from Wim Wenders.
I was deeply comforted just by the trailer.
I needed this movie. Thank you Wim & all the actors & crew. Life changing movie.
the ending of the movie, how he was smiling and holding tears in the same time, i feel like the main character feels the solitude, but in the same time he wants to forget about it by smiling and enjoying the little things about his life, bcs if he didn't he would be sad.. and the scene when he cried after his sister and her daughter left, it showed how he was most happy when she was with him
I felt it was about his new beginning, the guy told him to look after his ex wife, he kind of knew there would be a new start, he realised how lonely he had been and missed his family. So he was happy and sad at the same time
The sister scene just took your heart and wrung it out like a dish cloth. It was beautiful. The final scene went on a little too long but it made the point.
Truly a masterpiece, with valuable zen and stoic lessons.
watched it yesterday and it was the perfect film to start the new year ❤
Where did you watch it?
Really wonderful film. Just felt like a really big long hug.
The only way i could describe it is that (to reference another iconic Japanese film) its like My Neighbour Totoro in that theres no huge story arc, no sudden Hollywood attack of space monkeys with guns, just a man and his life, portrayed beautifully. And although its 2hr 4 mins. It doesnt drag at all.
Wenders, one of the last great filmmakers of his era. I cannot wait for this
I'm going to take the deep breath and look at the sky when I'll be leaving home in the morning to work from now on 😊
Lots to love about the Japanese culture.
His little abode and the way he keeps his phone downstairs! If only we could all just be a little more Japanese, I wonder what this world would be like.
I just finished watching, and i am thoroughly mesmerized. It is such a beautiful film, it gives you a perspective on life. Subtle yet so profound in its storytelling approach. Totally Recommended ❤️
この映画を見て数日平山ワールドにハマってました。素晴らしい映画です。渋谷のトイレに行ったら、平山さんに会えそうな気がします。
I visited Tokyo six weeks after seeing this film, and visited four of the toilets, as well as Hiarayama's lunch spot and his apartment! ♡
This movie was magical! So moving and touching!
It shows the beauty of life, Hirayama as a character will remain a beautiful mystery for me ~
I swear, Koji-san does not age, he's looked the same for 30 years. 😂 This film looks amazing for sure.
Hes handsome.
Saw this at the London Film Festival. Loved it. One of my favourites of the year & my favourite lead actor performance of the year.
I saw the trailer at the theatre the other day&was so interested wiz amazing director&actor. Now I decide2 go watch definitely after check ur comment. ありがとう！
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Such a powerful movie, I understand why many wont like it. But if you have been there , you can understand what is going on Hirayama’s mind and soul...
This film is like a gentle and warm touch to the heart.❤
amazing.
To be comfortable in living the simple life is still a best way to live than living confused life.
Too good movie!❤
I just saw this today and it’s the best film I’ve seen in a long while. It showed me the true beauty in solitude and I saw my little routines reflected in this quiet masterpiece of a film
俳優さんの演技と音楽のすばらしさ、初老に差し掛かかった今、自分の人生を見つめ返す映画となりました。
置いてきたもの、おいてくるはずだったもの、思い描いた人生と現実。
Wim Wenders movies are wonderful gifts of grace.
I never would have guessed I'd like this movie so much. I think it's one of my favourite movies and it's about a guy who cleans toilets. It's been printed into the back of my mind since I watched it months ago.
Already a bit teary eyed after the trailer. Movies like this just do something to my brain
Such a gem.Watched yesterday.Unforgettable❤❤❤
Omg!! This looks amazing, i need this movie, thanks Neon ❤
Such a beautiful film! I watched yesterday and could not move from my chair for a long time after it.
just saw this film today. absolutely loved it. a perfect movie that kept my eyes glued to the theater screen despite the seemingly mundane subject matter and the fact that i had to whizz like 15 minutes into its 2 hour run time.
There’s a scene in the film where Hirayama drives past an old guest house where I used to work as a cleaner back in 2008.
We need more movie like this..
There are some people in our everyday life or our society whose existence is brings a sort of meaning to our life , there are movies as well that bring a sense of joy and beauty this is one is definitely one of a kind. It was a privilege watching :)
I loved this movie! Beautiful.
If there were a lot of movies like this, this movie made me tear up
I glad to watch this film in Korea. Such a emotional movie.
This movie uplifts your soul through pure beauty and simplicity. The performance the direction the beauty of the city everything is shown in such a loving perspective. One of the finest movies seen in my life. ❤🙏
This movie is one of the most beautiful movies that I have seen in a LONG TIME. They simply do not make them like this anymore, at least in the US. Amazing
Love this movie. Saw it twice in two days. I wasn't familiar with the short story referenced in the movie by the main character's niece, so looked it up and went back to rewatch the film. Let me tell you, knowing the plot of the short story "Terrapin" adds great weight to not only the niece's storyline, but also the main character's back story as well. It's quite easy to see why he may have isolated himself the way he did.
Thank you for that insight! I'm dying to watch this movie. Been geeking out trying to find out as much as I can about it :D
Interesting. I meant to look up why Niko wanted to be like Victor but I forgot until reading your comment. That makes a lot more sense. Thank you for sharing.
This looks beautiful, i will definitely watch it.
Absolutely beautiful film! Definitely see it.
素晴らしいですね。ありがとうございます。thank you
The quote at the end made me tear up. Just from a trailer. Real power.
A very great film coming out of Japan. Perfect Days shows us a view of life into the underappreciated in our society. It's a story of finding happiness despite our roles in life, and about the day-to-day connections we have.
It's a sad and cold story about an Americanised and globalised world (city) full of estranged, alienated people. It's a docufilm about dying authentic Japanese culture. There is nothing "great" about it.
your name is probably mitchell and you're from the midwest, shut the hell up lmfao@@GalaOrka
Just loved watching this beautiful film. 👌❤
I love this movie. Watched it 3 times over the summer. So profound and beautiful.
saw this at the Chicago film festival and absolutely loved it. Been telling everyone about it.
One of the best directors hands down.
@@toddmichaeljohnson7139 any others of his you would recommend?
何のドラマも起きない。
いつもと違うことが起きても解決することはない。
ただどれだけ平凡でも１日として同じ日はない。
正にPerfect Days…
はい、いい映画ですね。友達になって一緒に映画について語り合えたらいいなと思います
So beautiful!
One of my favourite of Mr Wenders 🖤
Such a quietlymoving film.
Such a refreshing movie, daily mundane things scaled into a reflection of human life. Now is now.
静かで、ゆったりとしていて、温かい映画です❣️私の人生で、12人の怒れる男…そして、ニュー・シネマ・パラダイス以来の感動でした💖💖💖
はい、いい映画ですね。友達になって一緒に映画について語り合えたらいいなと思います
saw this film at melbourne international film festival earlier this year, it is an incredible work of film, so beautiful and moving. cannot wait to see it again
I saw the trailer at the theatre the other day&was so interested wiz amazing director&actor. Now I decide2 go watch definitely after check ur comment. ありがとう！
Say hello&thanx from Japan
perfect days by wim wenders and the song with perfect day from lou reed is a perfection in my whole life!!!!!!!!!
I loved this movie. At first, after seeing the trailer, I was startled by the absence of dialog thru much of the film but then I got into it. A beautiful story and lesson
I saw this amazing film today, one that I have been looking forward to. So moving, original and thought provoking.
Very calming
The fact itself that a group of people have coalesced, brought a german man to Tokyo, asked him to tell a story about the city toilets and made you cry throught it tells something about the human species.
Brilliant summary, isn't it ironic? I have another one which imho fits beautifully with yours. A group coalesced, brought some random skinny roman woman to Sardinia asked her to tell a story about a castaway fisherman and a middle aged rich bimbo.
This masterpiece deserves more public love and also atleast best picture nomination. This and 'all of us strangers' are my movies of the year 2023. The iron.claw comes close third. I am Amazed to see these 3 movies barely crossed 20 mill box office, whereas as shit like 'anyone but you' had more than 200 Mills just cuz of boobage.
Me too. I haven’t seen iron claw
I miss tokyo, my home town.
For people who enjoyed watching this beautiful, soothing movie, and are looking for something as peaceful to watch, i recommend checking out Paterson, and Columbus, i watched both of them before watching Perfect days, and watching it made me remember how much i enjoyed them.
just the trailer made me cry
GOODDDD....this film is GOODDDDDDDD in every aspects
Ce film m'a bouleversé, magnifique pour moi et l'ACTEUR EXCELLENT. A voir ABSOLUMENT
i want this guy as a neighbor
I want this guy as my best friend, father, uncle, lover, brother, husband, etc etc etc 😂😂😂😂😂
Beautiful Movie, Cryed.4 times in this.
Slice of life is a goated genre. I love it ❤️
Somehow, *beautiful...* 🍃
7:19 PM
May 7, 2024
i fear this is me when i get old.. or if i ever reach old age...
"she made me realize that fear and anxiety are different things"
This movie made me SO happy 😊 I will watch it again