Lost in Translation
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Synopsis
A fading movie star falls for a lonely young woman in Tokyo.
Cast
- Scarlett Johansson
- Bill Murray
- Akiko Takeshita
- Kazuyoshi Minamimagoe
- Kazuko Shibata
- Take
- Ryuichiro Baba
- Akira Yamaguchi
- Giovanni Ribisi
- Anna Faris
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- Sep 13, 2020
the earliest hints of Scarlett Johansson's asian heritage can be traced back to the filming of this movie
johnDec 11, 2018loved the two ladies in the waiting room of the hospital who couldn’t stop chuckling in the background throughout the whole scene
veronicasofia coppola really be making racist movies about sad white people and y'all are like 'wow story of my life. five stars.' lmao
ana 🏳🌈 - Feb 20, 2021
Lolita 2: Tokyo drift
thiccthanos idkDec 1, 2021the plot definitely got lost in translation
breMay 16, 2020pls don’t hate me for this ~bad~ movie opinion but i simply did not feel the magic with this one. i don’t like the idea of japanese people being used as props and background for the white protagonists. i also had a really hard time getting into the romance when i found…
emi - Jun 24, 2020
anyways alexa play kyoto by phoebe bridgers
albaJun 20, 2017"I just feel so alone, even when I'm surrounded by other people."
Brendan MichaelsOct 22, 2018Bill Murray you should’ve just stayed in Japan and started your jazz band with Scarlett Johansson but you didn’t and now I’m crying
rudi
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- Eva dislikedLost in Translation
I did not like this movie at all.For me I felt like the movie didn’t flow, it felt like they filmed scenes and just them together. Personally I didn’t like the massive age gap between them
Kareem likedLost in Translation"I'm stuck. Does it get easier?" "I just don't know what I'm supposed to be" Directored so hard you don't know how to communicate your feelings except by making a film. I really feel sorry for everyone who thinks this was just about the romantic relationship between the 2 main-
emma lovedLost in Translationthis movie is so good, i definitely recommend this! haha its like a late night film
- Mavis lovedLost in Translation
The director pictured being lost in the physical and emotional sense. And how human connection is sometimes the only thing that can help us find our way. so The main characters are lost and confused in their own lives. and they used the foreign setting to mirror this.
jovanna dislikedLost in Translationaesthetically, the film is very beautiful, it has very good montages but there is a lot in the story that feels like filler and ends up being boring, not to mention that there are dialogues that could be somewhat problematic nowadays 4/10
Jackdiddlywack is "meh" onLost in TranslationTheir relationship felt platonic yet romantic at times. Loved the cinematography and writing but I think the age gap was weird.
- arymer627 is "meh" onLost in Translation
spike jonze won this exchange, sorry sofia
FredricoCraft likedLost in TranslationPretty good
ryleigh is "meh" onLost in TranslationI’m torn between “meh” and “like.” I was underwhelmed. Cool soundtrack & cinematography. What I didn’t like was the ambiguous relationship between the main characters. Was it platonic or romantic? It was unsettling. Visually & sonically pretty though. “Meh” because it’s overrated
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- TPTimothy Precure
Metacritic
Not much happens, but Coppola is so gentle and witty an observer that the movie casts a spell. [15 September 2003, p. 100]
David Denby
The New Yorker
Coppola both wrote and directed, and there#146;s a pleasing shapelessness to her scenes. She accomplishes the difficult feat of showing people being bored out of their skulls in such a way that we are never bored watching them.
Peter Rainer
New York Magazine (Vulture)
The film's unhurried pace will target it for discerning audiences only, but its wry humor and coolly amused observation of contemporary Japan should score with smart urbanites.
David Rooney
Variety
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Lost in Translation (2003) family-friendly?
The movie has been rated as R, meaning that Under 17 requires an adult accompaniment.
How long is Lost in Translation (2003)?
The movie is 1hr 42min long.
What's Lost in Translation (2003) about?
A fading movie star falls for a lonely young woman in Tokyo.
Who's the cast of Lost in Translation (2003)?
- Scarlett Johansson as Charlotte
- Bill Murray as Bob Harris
- Akiko Takeshita as Ms. Kawasaki
- Kazuyoshi Minamimagoe as Press Agent
- Kazuko Shibata as Press Agent
- Take as Press Agent
- Ryuichiro Baba as Concierge
- Akira Yamaguchi as Bellboy
- Giovanni Ribisi as John
- Anna Faris as Kelly
Who's the director behind Lost in Translation (2003)?
Sofia Coppola directed Lost in Translation (2003).
Who produced Lost in Translation (2003)?
Sofia Coppola and Ross Katz produced Lost in Translation (2003).
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