lol, i got trolled after watching that video....im like, "is this video phoreal?". but on the real note, i find this video very inspirational, his nigiri are so precise and even
some old clips some of you might've already watched, but for those of you who haven't
masamoto tsukiji owner
i find this video very soothing to watch
Not sure if this has already been mentioned, but that El Bulli documentary (the one entirely in Spanish) is available on Netflix Streaming.Originally Posted by stereo.pete
Great insight for those who are curious about the legacy of the restaurant.
I was thinking of the immortal words of Socrates who said: "I drank what?"
Jiro Dreams of Sushi shipping today from Netflix
If you reach the age of 60 without becoming a curmudgeon, you haven't been paying attention.
Spent some time (over a year) in Japan, back in the 80's loved it, the food, people and the knives..
Just saw it yesterday. Absolutely fantastic.
Love the cinematography and music too.
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Just saw it last night....possibly the most powerful 9 words in the film:
To make good food,
you must eat good food.
Heck of a lot of wisdom in that.
Remember: You're a unique individual...just like everybody else.
I saw it last weekend (free on Amazon Prime and Netflix too I think). I really enjoyed it and liked the focus on Jiro. It was a beautiful production, but no way would I want to take any of those guys places.
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There is a cult of ignorance in the United States...nurtured by the false notion that democracy means that “my ignorance is just as good as your knowledge.” -- Isaac Asimov
I watched it on Netflix last week. This is certainly one of those films that will stick with me for the rest of my life. Really beautifully done production and story telling, I'm so in awe of Jiro but at the same time would never want his place or that of his sons. This illustrates so perfectly how one can approach perfection, but that it demands a life of single-minded dedication and abstinence from almost everything else... It's both sad and very understandable why this type of greatness is becoming a thing of the past.
Of course, being the geek that I am, I would have loved to seem more explanation of the food, technique and, of course, knives, but I think that the film struck a very good balance.
If you have netflix and haven't already done so, GO WATCH IT NOW!
Anyone read the comic book? We got it at work and it is very funny.
Yes, the comicbook (Get Jiro! by Anthony Bourdain) is awesome. Read it cover-to-cover in Barnes and Noble last weekend.
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