This film has been sitting on my watchlist for nearly five years, and I was genuinely looking forward to finally experiencing it. So I have to it, I’m quite disappointed and underwhelmed. Lost in Translation didn’t resonate with me the way I had hoped.

It has its moments, especially visually, and I can appreciate the quiet, introspective tone Sofia Coppola was going for, but overall, it felt more meandering than meaningful. Maybe I just didn’t see what so many others…

“What happens, happens. And then, we are gone.”

A majestic work of art. Is not afraid to take risks and be a little different and darker than the other adaptions of this story. I love how it stays so true to the time period the story is set in. The characters are well developed, and so easy to sympathize with, especially Gepetto. I love the set design, the animation and visuals, and the actors are all so a great at…

Wow. What a film. 

This is the longest film I’ve seen so far, and I’m so happy it didn’t disappoint. I even think it’s fair to say this is one of the best movies I’ve ever seen. It’s such a overwhelmingly big film, which makes it kinda hard where to begin, but I think I will just begin with our main character: Lawrence. What a fascinating character. I know I’m not the first one to say this, but it’s kinda…