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Lost In Translation by Kid on 2004-03-28 13:59:13

I was shopping the other day, like one does, like one does. And I remembered a comment I made at the end of the film that shares this topic's name. It was about the soundtrack - I thought it was excellent. Anyway, in Huddersfield, I thought "Nah, never a CD that I want would be here" but lo and behold it was. I found it - in MVC - I ended up spending £25 of my own money that day (I bought a load of books too) but I got my soundtrack. And it is awesome. The moral of the story? If you like something, don't forget it. That's all. Good film as well. In fact, my only gripe is that The Big Issue interview with Bill Murray read as if written by a 2 year old. But that's all.

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Re: Lost In Translation by Ferrit Rancher on 2004-03-30 11:21:17  |  Reply to this

It's a fair point, forsooth. But if you really like something, can the heat of passion not burn out the part of your brain that contains the relevant information thus rendering recall completely impossible? An episode such as this I would like to call an instance of "Mind-Batty". Re: Re: Lost In Translation by Kid on 2004-04-07 01:15:44  |  Reply to this   I think everyone's been victim of mind-batty from time to time, Ferrit. I want a list of popular things that when people sat down they probably thought...."Ah, yes. That could've gone better" 1. The Millennium Dome. Why erect a giant circus tent just to the south of the Thames and spend £750,000,000 (That's around $13,000,000 finance fans) just for an attraction that lasted about a year? Madness. As Prince Buster once sang. Re: Re: Re: Lost In Translation by Horseman#5 on 2004-07-03 04:03:00  |  Reply to this   2. Me applying for a job with fake ID, on seccond thoughts, probably should have guessed that being called 'Dave' for the next three weeks before they found me out would get confusing. true story, anyone else done that?

Re: Lost In Translation by Kid on 2004-07-02 14:22:46  |  Reply to this
	I just wanted to recommend the film again, really. I was weeping a second time when I watched it through on DVD. I even shed a tear at the trailer. I might be a big girl, but I'm proud of it.