Reviews of Lost in Translation 2003
-
Still a masterpiece.
-
With risk to lose some of my (few) followers I must declare this bizarrely overrated trifle a steaming pile of narcissistic nonsense that could only have been conceived by someone like writer/director Sofia Coppola. In other words; a celebrity offspring with the money and connections to realize her own vanity projects. "Lost In Translation" tastes and smells like your typical banal faux-indie but it is so vapid and unaware that it would fit better as a shapeless HBO-sitcom than as…
-
-
This film felt very genuine, and although not much happens in it I was still invested by the end.
-
Based on all the hype, I was kind of disappointed. It was beautifully shot, and Murray & Johansen were great. But I was bored through a good portion of it.
-
One of my favorites. So sad and deep. Sofia Coppola made this right.
-
Mellow. A nice story. You get to know the characters. Doesn't really "end". It just... finishes.
-
I can't help feel but this movie has been a bit over hyped, sure it's a good film, but as soon as it finished all I was thinking was is that it?? I did like it, but I was expecting a lot more.
-
No words could properly describe Lost In Translation. Movies like this are the reason films are considered works of art. It turned me from a casual film viewer to a movie nut. Lost In Translation explores themes that are close to the heart of many film viewers. Who hasn't been felt stuck in life? The film's tag line is "Everyone needs to be found", and that thought is explored deeply in Lost In Translation. Bill and Scarlett are lost in…
-
An altogether charming movie.
-
A perfect film.
The atmosphere, soundtrack, and actors are all perfect.
Two strangers meet in an alien land and become partners in the most unconventional of ways.
-
I really like this movie. Bill Murray is excellent in it.