Jarmusch is an acquired taste
When I was in college my best friend was really into Jim Jarmusch so we watched all his movies. I still remember Stranger Than Paradise from that period. For one, Eszter Balint shows up in New York City from Hungary and is blasting I Put A Spell On You by Screamin Jay Hawkins.<br /><br />I would say Jarmusch’s style was to try to capture the life of a character even when they’re not doing anything. Thus there are scenes like the main character John Lurie and his friend Richard Edson just sitting in a room, drinking a beer and not talking. Why would he include that? Because he’s just trying to show how absurd and pointless things can be. There’s also subtle comedic bits like when Edison sits in between Balint and her date at a movie theater and the date keeps on looking over like how did this happen to him.<br /><br />Jarmusch is definitely an acquired taste. It’s not for everyone because the stories move slowly and there are scenes where purposely nothing happens.
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