Lost in Translation

Boring

I didn't like it, but maybe it's just not mine

and I really liked the film, lamp-like and soulful💕

A good movie, I expected less.

I didn't like the ending, and that Japan was shown a little, and now it's completely stamped things.

Scralett so young 💕

In a good way, a sad film about simple things. Boredom, inner loneliness, a feeling of swampiness and routine — and a small ray in the form of a pleasant affair, which must go out in order for a person to return back to his life. Which also once shone, but boredom is a voluntary matter, and if a person himself cannot overcome this boredom, then others only become plantain.

I really liked the movie. The atmosphere of Japan, and those very moments when the main characters listened to Japanese speech, but understood little, if anything at all. This is the logical ending that should have been. It's like a seasonal romance: it passes quickly, it's remembered for a long time, but then you still have to return to your real life.

"The more you know what you want, the less upset you get."

I can't decide on my attitude to the film.) Whether it's boring pretentious stuff, as is often the case with Sofia Coppola. Whether it's a deep melancholy charming story with meaning.

A sad and very vital film about a fleeting moment of happiness in a routine and boring life. I really liked the calm tone of the film, everything is measured and slow, you enjoy and feel every moment. And of course the ending is very sad and touching, but it's the way it should be...

"For now."
- Bye!
- Bye!