Lost In Translation

[Blue Demon]

I find it funny that where I live right now that Lost In Translation is out on video already and is also still in theatres...

[Triple A]

Yeah it's in theaters a lot of places here too.

[Blue Demon]

I have yet to see it...is it any good?

[G]

No, not good at all. Don't waste your time with that garbage.

[loopydate]

It was a good character movie, but the plot was pretty meaningless. I can see why it got Oscar buzz for Bill and Scarlett, because they were both very believable. The story is basically just another "alienated American abroad" story with fantastic characters. I personally would have rather seen "Big Fish" or "American Splendor" or "Cold Mountain" get "Lost in Translation"'s Best Picture nomination, though.

[Danny Electric]

Best film I've see in the cinema this year, but the only film I've seen in the cinema this year.
Seriously, well acted and beautifully directed. I loved the cinematography and the iconography. The chemistry between the two leads was brilliant and I genuinely felt there was something there in the film, unlike most Holywood movies.
I just thought it was a nice easy to watch film.

[Blue Demon]

Finally saw it and i thought it was good....not all it was hyped up to be...but still good.

[#1-norm-fan]

I saw it a few days ago and was disapointed. It was decent I guess but nowhere near where I was thinking it would be.

[Shake]

I saw Lost in Translation recently after hearing all the rave reviews. I can safely say it lived up to them; it was a beautiful, subtle (therefore making it an acquired taste amongst the masses) and well observed film with the most stunning photography I have ever seen in film or TV. Scarlett and Bill were simply awesome, capturing all the idiosyncrasies of such a surreal relationship perfectly and therefore deserving all the praise they get. The fact I was in a particularly romantic mood at the time probably helped me enjoy it, too :) But the film isn't really a tale of romance, or so much a tale of foreigners lost in another country - it's about friendship and finding yourself.

[soconnor]

I didn't think it was awful but oscar worthy is a fu</>cking joke

I was really disappointed by it but I don't see why people love it so much

[Dragon]

Yeah, I thought it was a decent movie. But it was a let down for me after hearing all the reviews for it and such.

[What Would Kevin Do?]

Bill Murray is the man, and Tokyo is the greatest city on Earth. With that aside, while the story wasn't exactly groundbreaking, it had a beautiful execution, and superb visuals