Comments on: Lost in Translation http://www.graphicmatt.com/2003/lost-in-translation/ matt elliott Has a Blog Again Tue, 06 Jan 2009 10:03:36 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: Anthony http://www.graphicmatt.com/2003/lost-in-translation/#comment-297 Anthony Sun, 21 Dec 2003 02:40:03 +0000 http://www.graphicmatt.com/?p=148#comment-297 It's actually Scarlett who is sitting in the hall and Murray who sits down. But everything else, yeah. It’s actually Scarlett who is sitting in the hall and Murray who sits down. But everything else, yeah.

]]> By: Coco13 http://www.graphicmatt.com/2003/lost-in-translation/#comment-296 Coco13 Sat, 20 Dec 2003 02:40:06 +0000 http://www.graphicmatt.com/?p=148#comment-296 I guess you're done with finals, since you haven't updated. Hahaha, I'm funny.<br /> Like Thursday, my friends were talking about swimming. "Yeah, my grandpa was an awesome swimmer. He had a MASSIVE stroke."<br /> <br /> Brilliant! I guess you’re done with finals, since you haven’t updated. Hahaha, I’m funny.
Like Thursday, my friends were talking about swimming. “Yeah, my grandpa was an awesome swimmer. He had a MASSIVE stroke.”

Brilliant!

]]> By: Luke http://www.graphicmatt.com/2003/lost-in-translation/#comment-295 Luke Mon, 15 Dec 2003 18:26:58 +0000 http://www.graphicmatt.com/?p=148#comment-295 About time you got around to this!<br /> <br /> The fact that this film has stuck in my mind so much since I watched it a couple months ago is one of the things that makes me appreciate it so much. Generally, even with some of my favourite movies, I just FORGET what happens a few weeks after I watch it. But Lost in Translation won't get out of my head. And it's not just because nothing really "happens" in the movie -- it's because the world that Coppola created was so vibrant and lively and memorable. I wish I lived in that movie. Then I could take a taxi through the streets at night while My Bloody Valentine's "Sometimes" played and oh what a life it would be. About time you got around to this!

The fact that this film has stuck in my mind so much since I watched it a couple months ago is one of the things that makes me appreciate it so much. Generally, even with some of my favourite movies, I just FORGET what happens a few weeks after I watch it. But Lost in Translation won’t get out of my head. And it’s not just because nothing really “happens” in the movie — it’s because the world that Coppola created was so vibrant and lively and memorable. I wish I lived in that movie. Then I could take a taxi through the streets at night while My Bloody Valentine’s “Sometimes” played and oh what a life it would be.

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