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60 of 154 · most liked firstScarlett Johansson being in Lost in Translation, a Sofia Coppola movie clearly inspired by her divorce from Spike Jonze, and Her, a Spike Jonze movie clearly inspired by his divorce from Sofia Coppola
unlabelledView post →#FilmHistory On this day, 2003, Sofia Coppola’s Lost in Translation was released in the US. One of cinema’s great unanswered moments: Bill Murray whispers something we never hear, Scarlett Johansson smiles through tears & “Just Like Honey” by The Jesus & Mary Chain carries the film into the credits.
unlabelledView post →BTW, this joke was about the taste of the Oscar voters, not the film. I was likening it to GET OUT, LOST IN TRANSLATION, and PULP FICTION.
unlabelledView post →A perfect Saturday movie on the Criterion Channel 💕 Sofia Coppola’s wonderfully woozy, mood-drenched LOST IN TRANSLATION (2003) — now playing in our Hotels on Film collection! 🏩
unlabelledView post →Keep thinking about “Lost in Translation”, a fantastic film l a) really wish I could remember what I thought of it when I saw it as a teenager and b) I wish I’d watched again in my early 20s, just to track my own feelings about it.
unlabelledView post →currently watching Lost In Translation and like wow this movie must hit so hard if you dont know anything about japan and have a vague fondness for orientalism
unlabelledView post →The more you know who you are, and what you want. The less you let things upset you. Movie: Lost in Translation (2003) directed by Sofia Coppola 🌱 💛 🌿 🎵 (Photo by Kirpal)
unlabelledView post →This is why I LOATHE the film LOST IN TRANSLATION. The epitome of "white woman ennui" "I went to this temple and all these monks were chanting and I didn't feel anything" WTF should you? You're not Buddhist. You don't even know what they were chanting! Find meaning in a language you understand!
unlabelledView post →Tonight's film Lost in Translation (2003)
unlabelledView post →Vico: Moulin Rouge, The Arrival, The Secretary, Shrek en español ("I've never seen it in English, nor have I any interest in it”) Kristian: Lost in Translation, Watership Down, Witches of Eastwick, and The Shining Con: Not one of us likes the same film. Fuck you lot!
unlabelledView post →Tarantino’s Top Ten list of the Quarter Century is funny. Mad Max Fury Road, Lost in Translation, Midnight In Paris, Dunkirk… this is like a program guide for a cable movie channel
unlabelledView post →Wa-hoo! Meesa Film Crit Jar Jar Binks, an meesa bin tinkin bout themes of loneliness and alienation in Sofia Coppola’s LOST IN TRANSLATION, okeyday? 1/n 🧵
unlabelledView post →Tonight for my Film II class? LOST IN TRANSLATION and COLUMBUS.
unlabelledView post →#IsmuasMonthOfMusic #MusicChallenge Day 4: A song that makes you want to travel From the "Lost in Translation" soundtrack. Like yesterday's choice, my favorite track from the film (along w/ karaoke "More Than This"). Makes me want to visit Tokyo. Squarepusher: "Tommib" youtu.be/9XaB_LmlqL0?...
unlabelledView post →Lost in translation (2003) - Sophia Coppola. Amazing film with a great soundtrack, we also think our song Prometheus sounds very nice over it. Which are your favourite melancholic movies? let us know 🙂 - Jamie #shoegaze #lostintranslation #music
unlabelledView post →The movie LOST IN TRANSLATION features Bill Murray playing a movie star who goes to Japan to shoot commercials, because movie stars used to go to other countries to hide that they did this.
unlabelledView post →It feels very goofy to say that I had a week-long, movie-like experience while on a work trip but the past week has felt like my own version of Lost in Translation, Crazy Rich Asians, and X-Men where a mutant who thought they were a freak learns they're actually qualified to work with Professor X.
unlabelledView post →Lost in Translation is a brilliant movie because, speaking as someone who was sexually assaulted at 19, it's a wish fulfillment movie for people that have been taken advantage of. Bill Murray is clearly tempted to do the wrong thing but chooses to just be a friend instead, that's a lovely fantasy
unlabelledView post →There it is, THE SECRET LIVES OF DENTISTS in HD on Netflix. Easily the best film Alan Rudolph made after his ’80s heyday. Placed 7th in the 2003 Skandies, just above LOST IN TRANSLATION. Arguably career-best work from Campbell Scott, Hope Davis, Denis Leary. Was long unavailable. Not to be missed.
unlabelledView post →LOST IN TRANSLATION (Sofia Coppola, 2003) Another formative film. You're 12 years old. Everyone tells you to watch Tarantino. The new hotness is Nolan & Aronofsky. You don't realize how little space was made for femininity until you watch her movies and fall in love with cinema in a new way.
unlabelledView post →this morning I was biking to the train station and I remembered that in Lost in Translation the big sign that the Movie Star woman is a dipshit is that her hotel reservations are under the name George Sand but she doesn't know that George Sand was a woman
unlabelledView post →the premise of Lost In Translation is very dated now because no movie star is embarrassed enough about doing corny commercials to only do them overseas
unlabelledView post →i think when youre doing an allegedly contemplative movie that is literally named Lost In Translation and its about a culture clash its absolutely essential that you dont direct the foreign culture individuals to make a stereotype of themselves
unlabelledView post →Scene studies from Lost In Translation. I wouldn’t say that I had an all out favourite film, but this would likely make the list. Despite only watching it a year or so ago, I’ve been besotted with it ever since. I often feel like there’s a chunk of me missing. A hollow, kind of sadness. Somehow
unlabelledView post →#NW Lost in Translation (2003). I love the tone of this movie. The unsaid love between two people and exploring that unfold and grow into something beautiful but also sadly unattainable. 3.5/5 ⭐ #filmsky #moviesky #cinemasky #movie
unlabelledView post →-sees critical consensus that MEGALOPOLIS is a likely career-ender film for all involved -reminded that Coppola hasn't made anything worthwhile in 30 years -sees people defending LOST IN TRANSLATION and MARIE ANTOINETTE -reminded that most film bro types don't actually watch films
unlabelledView post →Lost In Translation is a Christmas movie (now)
unlabelledView post →#EcksteinsMonthOfMusic #MusicChallenge 1. Movie Outro/Credits 🎶The Jesus & Mary Chain - Just Like Honey 🎬 Lost In Translation youtu.be/7EgB__YratE?...
unlabelledView post →That one scene slid inside an American remake of a Japanese horror film is one billion times better than the entirety of that absolute slathering pile of garbage of a film, LOST IN TRANSLATION
unlabelledView post →Lost in Translation [2003] is a Train Movie
unlabelledView post →Guy who's not enjoying Lost in Translation and likes quipping during the movie: ACAB includes Sofia Coppola
unlabelledView post →This looks like it might be a way better film than Lost in Translation, despite the lack of Scarlett Johansson.
unlabelledView post →The Japanese crew on LOST IN TRANSLATION reflect on the making of the film, twenty years later.
unlabelledView post →#EcksteinsMonthOfMusic #MusicChallenge #MusicSky @coinneachrooney.bsky.social @deborann.bsky.social @marksmusic1977.bsky.social @paulakeenan.bsky.social D1 Music from film credits/outro The Jesus & Mary Chain - Just Like Honey (Lost in Translation) youtu.be/gOpXt30kZCw?...
unlabelledView post →This meeting that just broke up was like the movie Lost in Translation: it ran too long, nothing really happened and I didn't understand the point.
unlabelledView post →Name your fav film from a women director Lost in Translation (2003), directed by Sofia Coppola
unlabelledView post →A few film still/storyboard studies - Lost in Translation and LoTR. Likenesses are pretty much out the window, but I’m more interested in practicing the scenes/framing/interactions over anything else.
unlabelledView post →#MovieMadness #MovieChallenge Day 23: Movie With Favorite Actress I’ve loved Scarlett Johansson since I first saw the karaoke scene… Movie: Lost In Translation
unlabelledView post →Weening myself off the annual 3-month horror binge is never easy, but this week’s choices certainly helped. I definitely know it’s not going to take me 22 years to watch “Lost in Translation” again. New favorites for the season-change snuck in too. #LetterboxdFriday #LastFourWatched #FilmSky 🎥 📽️
unlabelledView post →#EcksteinsMonthOfMusic #MusicChallenge 1. Movie outro / Credits The Jesus & Mary Chain - Just Like Honey Lost in Translation 📽️🎞️ youtu.be/Krqo9cFn0t8
unlabelledView post →Lost in Translation (2003) Mature film about emotion, introspection & finding connection. Excellent by Sophia Coppola. #FilmSky #Movies #MovieSky
unlabelledView post →Choose 20 films that have stayed with you or influenced you. One film per day for 20 days, in no particular order. #Filmsky #Filmchallenge Day 8 Lost in Translation (2003) Dir Sofia Coppola
unlabelledView post →Share a movie or TV character wearing earmuffs or headphones. My choice: Charlotte from Lost in Translation
unlabelledView post →#AprilFilmChallenge I've some catching up to do. April 1: A film set in a location you would like to go to. "Lost in Translation" -- Tokyo, Japan
unlabelledView post →Tonight’s movie: LOST IN TRANSLATION. This one took a while to grow on me, but it has become one of my favorites. Tokyo has been on my mind a lot lately. Those two weeks in a functional society were nice while they lasted.
unlabelledView post →Lost in Translation is the most boring film ever made.
unlabelledView post →While not strictly a 'cover version', we applaud Bill Murray's performance of "More Than This" from the Sofia Coppola film Lost In Translation #roxymusic #morethanthis #billmurray
unlabelledView post →8/29/2003: Sofia Coppola's stunning Lost in Translation, w/Bill Murray, Scarlett Johansson More: @lwlies.com: lwlies.com/article/sofi... Rog: www.rogerebert.com/reviews/grea... @marlownyc.bsky.social: www.rollingstone.com/tv-movies/tv... @brofromanother.bsky.social: www.theringer.com/2023/09/26/m...
unlabelledView post →30 Day Film Challenge Day 1 - Lost In Translation Tokyo is on the list of cities I want to visit - preferably with Bill Murray as my travelling companion!
unlabelledView post →like the concept of Console Generations, i think the idea of "Retro Games" as a coherent concept is mostly fake. no other medium has an equivalent. people don't argue about whether or not Lost in Translation is now a Retro Movie. only gamers have this need for categorization.
unlabelledView post →My favorite film performances from the 2000s. Bill Murray, Bob Harris, "Lost in Translation" (directed by Sofia Coppola). #movies #films #lostintranslation #billmurray #sofiacoppola
unlabelledView post →My worst real movie: Lost in Translation.
unlabelledView post →#52WeeksOfFavourites #MusicChallenge #MusicSky Week 37 | Film & TV Songs | 8 From another 2000s film with plenty of great songs, including some karaoke: "More Than This" by Bill Murray ("Lost in Translation: Music from the Motion Picture Soundtrack", 2003; original by Roxy Music, 1982) #SynthPop
unlabelledView post →I can watch it again and again. My favourite movie of all times is ‘Lost in Translation’
unlabelledView post →My ★★★ review of Lost in Translation on @letterboxd.social : boxd.it/dLZFfP
unlabelledView post →Someone Wasting Time in a Movie: Lost in Translation (2003) #FilmSky #AugustMovieChallenge #Day28
unlabelledView post →#AprilFilmChallenge D1: Film set in a location you’d like to visit Lost In Translation (2003) Set in: Tokyo
unlabelledView post →Rewatching Lost in Translation for the first time since it came out…22 years ago?! Christ I feel old. Great movie though.
unlabelledView post →Lost in Translation I know the film is meant to be a metaphor, but as someone who has been to Japan and can speak Japanese, seeing both characters not even be able to say arigatou or onegaishimasu after THREE MONTHS in Japan is despicable. They abuse everyone and they're both horrifically selfish.
unlabelledView post →What’s a song that was not written for a movie but was used in a movie scene in a way where you always associate it with that movie/movie scene? "More Than This" by Bill Murray ("Lost in Translation", 2003; original by Roxy Music, 1982)
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