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I am so happy this movie was made. The void it left in me when it was over was undeniable. I crave a sequel

Even more important: is every story already told? I don't think so. But Hollywood sometimes seems out of original ideas

I watched It Takes Time and immediately drove over to my buddy’s house. We talked about some sad stuff but also just fucked around and joked, drove to the corner store for some meat sticks and made plans to fix his wheel bearing. Thank you Joel. Truly and sincerely, thank you.

If it makes you feel better I didn’t notice any LAV noise at all while watching it so any of it that happened to be there wasn’t a distraction at all

The film felt like a hug

This one fuckin hit different

Thanks for saying nice things about Oregon :)

<3

I don’t have time to watch it right now but I definitely will eventually. I love your stuff

You are my favorite artist. Thank you for this last movie, and for everything we haven't seen yet.

The confidence on this man is always inspiring.

Joel's combination of genuine humanity and connection and his love of movies means it's a joy to listen to him discuss movies.

No I definitely clocked the Yasushiro Ozu influence in the style for this one. Well done, real nice stuff.

here I am again, just hoping you’ll make a horror movie

Funny how they call an opinion too opinionated. Apparently negative IQ is possible.

Wonderful movie, glad I watched it before watching this though. I like to know nothing going into a movie/book/story. Gotta go back and watch the rest of them now.

It's really interesting to watch 'normal' characters. You are amazing at creating 'real' films, they are quite mesmerizing as it feels like you're there as an audience member. Also this film is just so pretty!

such a great movie! I remember avoiding it at the movie store for a long time growing up.. when I finally rented it.. wow! I know the scene you’re referring to.. the pull out shot over the tables while Robin sings.. beautiful 🖤🖤🖤 the whole movie brings tears every time… tears of joy. tears for cinema magic.

This project is incredibly inspiring, and I am thoroughly enjoying your art. Nothin novel to say. Just that. Thanks.

I really liked the camera you used in this movie and I was wondering if you, or anyone else reading this knows the specific camera used in the movie and can tell me. Thanks :).

thank you you two this movie was amazing!

I liked the film, the shots were amazing but what story there was didn't particularly grab me as I felt it was rather vague as to what exactly happened in it

Been watching forever

Loved it takes time. Excited to see the next 2 films.

There's no shame in not making 12. Just make what you make.

Joel where can we get that t shirt ?

lol I love this t-short

You really freaking nailed the naturally quiet side of grief. It felt extremely genuine and real, well done

The Roomba needs to be destroyed

I adore this movie

I loved the visuals in this movie

When you started the year with the announcement that you were going to make 12 feature films, I couldn't imagine how incredibly good and challenging they would turn out to be. It’s not that I doubted you, but I couldn’t have imagined that such quality was possible in so little time. Plus, you've chosen to tackle challenging and crazy projects-so far, you've made one of the longest stop-motion movies on Earth, a one-shot movie, and crossed several states to get some of the most beautiful shots, just to name a few. You are an inspiration to filmmakers everywhere, breaking misconceptions and showing that to create an amazing movie, you just need to put your heart into it. Before this challenge, I only knew and loved your weekly short videos but had missed your features. Now, thanks to your new movies, I’ve discovered your previous films and found some gems among them, like Pretend That You Love Me. I just watched We Have to Leave Here Together, and the ending took my breath away. It’s amazing how the conversations feel more real and natural than in any Hollywood movie. You have an incredible talent for capturing feelings and the small, everyday moments in such a realistic and raw way that it resonates deeply and brings out emotions that multimillion-dollar Hollywood productions can’t. I love the analyses you do of your movies. Are you planning to continue making the budget videos too? I found those also very interesting and motivating. I’m looking forward to your future films! Thank you, Joel!

I've only seen Rowlands in one movie, "Gloria." But that was enough for me to immediately recognize this special quality she has than few other actors do, a degree of realism that make you believe every single moment she's on screen, and when she's gone, you already miss her. RIP, one of the greatest.

It Just Takes Time and this video really resonated with me. Not going to go into a whole thing about why, but I really appreciate what you said about the quiet parts of loss and the ways it can bring people together. Really amazing project. Thank you

If you want to watch a movie about the quietness of losing someone I'd recommend Love Letter(1995) by Shunji Iwai. It's a beautiful movie about how the people in our lives we've lost live on in others. Showing the people that person has affected and the different and interesting ways those people saw them. It's amazing and the technical aspects are great, a lot of really good wideshots. Anyway I'm glad that you've released a new film! Even though I haven't caught up with all of them yet the fact you've been able to keep making them so consistently has been really inspiring for me so thanks :) keep up the great work.

My girlfriend called this flick "Men will do anything but talk about their feelings: The Movie"

Keep up the great work Joel...you are an inspiration. I hope you're keeping positive and energetic even this far in the gauntlet.

I cried at the scene where the guy was recording his RUclips video and then the friend asked “do you even like the thing you’re making”. Damn that hit so hard

The film is Great! Can’t wait to see the next few!!! Keep up the good work

hell yeah joel. excited to watch it!

Hey Joel. I appreciate the movies man. Inspiring as!

I think your take on the horror genre would be absolutely fascinating. I don't remember you ever expressing any interest in that area but the beauty of art is that sometimes the least amount of interest could lead to the most creative expression.

I'm sure you don't need anyone to tell you this, but this is an important year, and what you're doing is a big deal, and I just wanna say I hope you are enjoying your year.

yay!!!!!!! haven’t had time to watch it yet, but i’m proud of you joel!!! keep making awesome stuff and being cool

The line about feeling like your best days are behind you hit harder than I expected going into it. Just a very real line

I'm starting to think this Joel guy might actually make 12 movies this year.

it was very cool to see stout grove. Oregon is a beautiful state as well.

So many of the opening shots of your new film were so captivating and beautiful that I had to put it down so that I could come back to it when I can put it on the big screen and give it my full attention. Looking forward to it this weekend

Love and appreciate all you do for us Joel. Can't wait to finish this movie

this was the best one imo, it felt like a real work of passion. i'm really excited to see what else you have in store!