LOST IN TRANSLATION (2003) MOVIE REACTION!! FIRST TIME WATCHING!

Hope you all enjoy my reaction as I watch Lost in Translation for the first time.
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Original Movie: Lost in Translation (2003)
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[@baroquejen]

This movie is a meditation. It's that feeling when you somehow come across someone you are so in tune with that it goes beyond romance to something that you can't even put into words. And the fact that they are, in every way, out of space and time (given the jet lag) serves to bring them together more fully. It's a masterpiece.

[@racafritz]

I love the quietness of this movie. If that makes sense.

[@seanwalsh72]

It's amazing how a random encounter between two strangers can have such a strong effect on each others lives during such a short period together. The writing is top notch, and Bill and Scarlett have such great chemistry. Plus the ending with Bill in the cab while The Jesus and Mary chain play is just perfection. I am such a fan of this film.

[@itskittyme]

This movie changed my life. I was lonely and bored and didn't know what to do with my life. Then saw this movie.

[@dudermcdudeface3674]

One of the best, most beautiful, and most gracious movies ever made. The humanity is so rich.

[@lockeforeer]

This is one of those movies I can watch a thousand times and I'll still be enchanted throughout.

[@OCP74]

A great movie that closed out an era. This came out right as cell phones and texting were becoming more common place, and three years before the first iphone brought the massive connectivity that we currently live in. Things seemed more romantic back then, and an encounter like the one between Bob and Charlotte was all the more special, because it was fleeting, and the possibility of never seeing someone again due to technology and contact restraints was a real thing.

[@mmmtsp]

Bill Murray got nominated for an Oscar, i think he should have Won.

[@mikeduplessis8069]

This was a lot of people's favorite movie for a very long time. It was also Johannson's first 'grownup' role.

[@Elin-LightWorker]

I have a funny story about Murray. Someone meet him at a place here in Norway. We do not know why was here in the country.. The girl who he met, and talked to him was going to a party, and invited him to a random student-party in a small appartment just for fun, thinking he whould say no. And he said yes..!! He hanged out with the people, he did the dishes, and left... Everyone said he was so normal and so cool... Just a random dude.. It was so funny.. :D

[@TheJoKeR7991]

Brandon is the Bob Ross of movie reactions.

[@tjmthegreat4009]

I love how we never hear what he says in her ears at the end but we still know exactly what he says.

[@andrewalexander4331]

This film blew me away when I first saw it. I'd never seen a film that felt like this. That feeling comes back every time I see. Love it.

[@j.a.a.x8818]

You should react to “Her”! It was written and directed by Spike Jonze who is Sofia Coppola’s ex husband. Both films are based on their experiences. Charlotte is supposed to be Sofia and her husband is Spike. And in “Her” Theodore Twombly (the protagonist played brilliantly by Joaquin Phoenix) is Spike and Sofia is is Katherine (played by Rooney Mara). Anyhow both are beautiful meditations on the human condition.

[@llamalad98]

The "Does it get easier" scene is possibly my favourite dialogue ever. It's also included in a track called Rock + Roll by Eden (coincidentally a beautiful song).

[@ZackBellGames]

“I have to be leaving but I won’t let that come between us.”

[@adrianadrabekova5410]

Genuinely one of my favorite movies of all time. It makes me feel weirdly nostalgic. I feel like in this case Tokyo isn't just the main setting, it's another main character.

[@MikeS-ur2ql]

the history between Sofia Coppola & Spike Jonze plays a huge part in both of their movies.

[@timcliffsmith]

This was one of the movies that my (future) wife and I bonded over. We both loved this movie and her (then) boyfriend hated it. We've now been together for 17 years.

[@mikechevy9307]

Terry Gilliam's "The Fisher King" with Robin Williams and Jeff Bridges...