My interviewee talked about a movie called Das Boot, which is his favorite movie, and he said that he has watched it more than twenty times. But I never watched it, also never heard this movie since it is really old. So I asked him what the movie is talking about. He told me that it is a historical film based on World War II, and it's talk about a soldier's life at a German's submarine. He mention that it's sort of introspect, and anybody involved in the war
is still human, whether they are “good guy” or “bad guy", they still just human in forced drafted into the situation that is not
ideal but still have to do the best that they can. When I asked him does he think there are something could be improved. He said he thinks it has done very well, and he could not improve it. He also don't know who could. He told me that he was attracted by the fact that the movie is demonized by humanize's character. In addition, he thinks the leading character did a very excellent job.
At the beginning of the interview I didn't explain clearly what am I going to do, so he felt a little bit confused, which made me feel nervous too. And I exactly have no idea about the movie that he mentioned. So most part of the reviewing I didn't understand clearly at that time, and I didn't give him my feedback. That's why he kept asking did he make sense. And I also realized that when I wanted to ask a question that I didn't prepared, I can't say it in a right way, if the sentence is complicated.
Norah: What the movie that you have seen
recently?
James: Drive
N: How do you like it?
J: I enjoyed it.
N: Do you like this category of movies?
J: You mean genre?
N: Yes!
J: It’s a dramatic movie.
N: Can you explain to me what the dramatic
movie is?
J: Sure. Dramatic movies would be something
has a lot of characters. That their dealing with something that risk?
N: Ok. So what’s your favorite movie?
J: Wow. That is a tough question. …Uh…Das
boot.
N: Would
you like to review the movie for me?
J: It’s
a historical film, World War II. It's a drama, tragedy? I guess. Dealing with a soldier’s life.
N: How
many times have you seen it?
J: Das
boot?
N: Yeah.
J: Maybe
twenty or thirty times?
N: Oh! I
never watch a movie twice.
J: You
never watch a movie twice?
N: Even
I like them.
J: Really!
N:
Because I don't want to repeat something.
J: You
don’t feel that you find something new?
N: I
think I will, but I just don't like it.
J: Ok.
N: And…any
comments about the movie.
J: Uh…comments
about the movie…feel a lot pressure dude...Uh…It's based on World War II. So it’s movie that follows the
crew of a German submarine crew. During the World War II, the submarines were
very effective. And affecting in this dismantling, the American and the English sending over ships with materials and men from the United States and Europe. Add one
point they had coats that was cracked. That was very important. In one side of
coat was correct the American's allies was able to counter act the submarine crews in the Germans, It can't follows soldiers and humanize them. Humanize
away that most movie at time in United States do not humanize the
Germans in that war. It's a sort of introspect into a…anybody involved in
war is still human, whether they are “good guy” or “bad guy”, you still just
human in forced drafted into the situation that is not ideal but still have
to do the best that you can.
N: Do
you think there are something could be improved.
J: No, I
really don’t know you could improve them, I think it’s done very well.
N:
Perfect.
J: Well,
nothing is perfect, but I guess…uh…if you saw the movie I don’t know how to
change it. I could not improve it. I don’t know who could.
N: Ok,
which part had attracted you?
J: The part that was most attractive about the
movie I guess would say the fact I guess the earlier that the humanize character
that usually demonized and history and in a lot of movie in Hollywood.
N: Do
you like the leading character in that movie?
J: Uh…Yeah!
I like the leading character. He did a very excellent job. He is a great actor.
I can remember his name, it is a point, but he did a very good job.
N: Have
you noticed the director?
J: Yeah,
the director I would have to look up. But…Yeah, the director has been…he had some awards in the past. He is a recognized actor in the film industry.
N: Do
you like other movies directed by him?
J: Not
especially, Das boot is the one that I like the most.
N: So…
J: So no, I’m not a fan of…no.
J: So no, I’m not a fan of…no.
"So it’s movie that follows the clue of a German submarine croop." I think you mean "crew" not "clue." I don't know what "croop" means! Perhaps we can listen to this together because there are some other parts I can't understand as well.
ReplyDeleteI can't believe he watched this movie 20-30 times! I feel like I really need to see it. There's only a few movies I've seen more than once, but maximum maybe three times. Are you sure he said 20-30? Maybe he said 2-3?
I hope you enjoyed this interview. It looks informative. Such a good luck, your interviewee speaks without repetition. My interviewee said "like" repeatedly. But you should be careful when you do transcription:
ReplyDeleteIn the 5th line, using only that or this is okay. No need to say 'that this'.
In 10th line, are you sure that he said 'has'? He should said 'have'. And 'There something risk' doesn't make a sense for me.
Das Boot is a movie, right? You should check your lower case letters.
And you should add color for fun...