'Boyhood' | Anatomy of a Scene w/ Director Richard Linklater | The New York Times

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Richard Linklater discusses a sequence from his drama "Boyhood," with Ellar Coltrane and Ethan Hawke.
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@johannwilder1437 7 лет назад

What I take from this scene is to remember that children remember EVERYTHING. Maybe the father really did say it, but he said it in passing without thinking about it. So the difference was in the perception of what was said.

@AceBoogieWDaHoodie 9 лет назад

This movie is a masterpiece.

@MondoBeno 3 года назад

I can really relate to this scene. He knows his father as the "fun dad" who doesn't have any parental responsibility and has the time/energy to indulge in silly things. Now he finds that his father has grown up, and isn't as much fun anymore. I can't blame Mason for not liking the change, because his father isn't there for him anyway.

@wsjustice 3 года назад

Don't underestimate a kid's memory. Parents can say things to young kids to make them happy. Trust me - the kid remembers.

@samsquanch1996 3 года назад

This is a great scene, I think Mason Sr. (Ethan Hawke) does remember saying that he'd give the GTO to Mason Jr., but he just doesn't want to admit that he changed his mind.

@LouAntonioGiordano 5 лет назад

0:43 they need to get that alignment checked lol

@LouAntonioGiordano 5 лет назад

Baa 123 he’s driving straight but the steering wheel was turning right.

@LouAntonioGiordano 5 лет назад

Baa 123 no I’m talking about the car. The steering was turning right the whole time. Google car alignment

@marceloaguires 3 года назад

wow never noticed that good eye. also the background changes

@realityvanguard2052 4 года назад

nice hair...

@tonkatruck8294 2 года назад

Time Passes

@evanesparza4139 9 лет назад

Where is hood girl

@csjcsj2906 9 лет назад

Actually, a small movie called "Girlhood" came out recently. Completely different film, compared to Boyhood.

@evanesparza4139 9 лет назад

So Jin Choi yeah I noticed that they were completely different

@NoahAndABadger 9 лет назад

Overrated

@Harriz62 9 лет назад

For morons like yourself.

@NoahAndABadger 9 лет назад

Uh haha I have my own opinion and that's that. It was an ordinary story man I didn't see what was so special

@TheSwagnostic 9 лет назад

Tessa from retail Your small summary indicates that the movie just went over your head.

@NoahAndABadger 9 лет назад

Fine. Explain to me then! :) the only good part was when the mum was all like, fine go on to college and live your life and leave me behind. But hardly enough to justify the ratings

@Badsmile2 9 лет назад

Tessa from retail Richard Linklater's movies rarely have a clear storyline, like "regular" films. Linklater's big talent is, that the viewer creates a very strong connection with the characters, and therefore indentifies him/herself with the movie a lot. And in Boyhood, he brought that talent to perfection. A real feel good movie