Lost in Translation

I've lived so much of that experience and the film is painfully real (without the obsequious attention from others). The Japanese element is line by line accurate; the isolation and disconnection is universal, the vacuous behaviour of others (and of self), almost too hard to watch. I watch it to validate my memories. An almost perfect film and story to those who 'get it', probably a terrible or indecipherable or turgid waste to those who don't. Watch it and believe- it's real.

The dysfunction the western actors portray in a modern Japanese city is something I really connected with. A very enjoyable movie, but watching, listening and concentrating on all the nuisances present is very important to make the movie enjoyable. I have watched the movie few times, as there's always something to takeaway that I missed at the first viewing.

Not at all flat out hilarious who ever wrote that is a idiot liar, Seemed like an excuse to film in tokyo wasn't a whole lot of laughs ,would have given 1 star but Bill kept it ok expected alot more