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The soundtrack that accompanies that scene is perfect. The whole scene needed to be really powerful because I think it proceeds the fabulous scene with Bob and Charlotte on the bed - and you can't get much more powerful than that. The silent scenes with just Charlotte and the Japanese landscape real...

She always looks her best when she's just in casual clothing. She should always wear her hair down too. I love long hair.

When I read this poem, it automatically reminded me of LiT: The Look by Sara Teasdales: Strephon kissed me in the spring, Robin in the fall, But Colin only looked at me And never kissed at all. Strephon's kiss was lost in jest, Robin's lost in play, But the kiss in Colin's eyes Haunts me night and d...

The message above was from me by the way - I forgot to log in!

Yes but why did she have to focus on the bottom of all parts?

Also, is the "dumb pictures of your feet" a reference to Kubrick again?

A sequel to Lost in Translation is the worst idea ever. It should never happen. If it does, I would fly to America, find whoever's responsible for it and protest until the cow's come home. I would lose all hope in film and never watch television again. The viewers don't want to know the outcome of L...

I've been trying to think why Sofia would have a close-up shot of Scarlett's rear end in see-through underwear. However nice it is, I can't think of a possible reason why they started the film with that, other than to grab attention. Any ideas?