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Lost in Translation
Cast
Bill Murray, Scarlett Johansson, Giovanni Ribisi, Anna Faris View AllCrew
Sofia Coppola (Screenplay), Sofia Coppola (Director) View All
Release: Aug. 31st, 2003
Runtime: 1 hour, 42 minutes
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Lost in Translation
Lost in Translation A+++
The following review that I have found....I just can't agree more.
The highly auspicious second film from writer-director Sofia Coppola...
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Lost In Translation
It's been a couple of years since the release of Lost In Translation and I've tried going back to it several times but I still think this movie is massively overrated.
The movie is probably loved b...
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Lost in Translation DVD
I couldnt find any other thread on this.
Has anyone gotten this DVD? I bought it the day it came out, and, i know its been a while, but its not that great of a DVD. Not a whole lot of special featu...
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Lost In Translation: What did he whisper?
Just watched the brilliant Lost In Translation for the second time, and I'm beyond curious as to what Bill Murray's character could have whispered at the end of the movie. I realize it's probably on p...
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Skepsis93
They are seemingly at almost opposite ends of the spectrum in everything surface-level - financially, physically, career-wise - but crucially, they are both found in the right place at the right time in the same lonely, misanthropic place emotionally and that allows them to connect on the deeper lev....
Iroquois
There's a certain indescribable quality to it that means that I would not be averse to giving it a third chance at some point down the line, but as for right now I'm willing to think of it as an uncomplicated indie film featuring an understated yet strong performance by Murray (how constant Oscar-ch....
SamsoniteDelila
For days after, I kept turning over the title in my mind: "Lost In Translation" and asking myself what was lost.
