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05-28-2009, 03:08 PM
Ramen Girl was released as rental DVD on 27/May. I will try to get it.
Instead (intead?) I recommend Japanese classic Ramen movie "Tampopo" to Ramen Lovers. Links to Japan forum Tips : 1) How to remove spam massages on you screen 2) How to post Youtube movies or Pictures ... and Ask professional translator for your business work. You can not get useful business resources for free. |
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05-28-2009, 03:15 PM
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lol anyways...i want ramen not a sandwich for lunch at school, american schools should serve ramen! |
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05-28-2009, 07:25 PM
I have many complaints about the movie.
1. Murphy's incessant whining was enough to turn the movie off mid course. 2. This isn't really a complaint as it is to be expected. There is an insane lack of realism in the movie. However, if it were realistic, then there wouldn't be a movie. As soon as her boyfriend leaves, there would be a shot of a plane taking off with her in it, and then the end credits would roll. And that would just be kind of funny. 3. Murphy has a very creepy, obsessive, and schizophrenic persona in the film. Which is largely unintentional, I'm sure... Some of this is intentional (in a different light though) to create a mystical atmosphere in the ramen shop, its execution coupled with britney's whining make it very awkward to where it makes you think that this girl has mental issues. 4. There is no character development between anyone other than the ramen chef and murphy, which leaves the other half of the movie feeling like a waste of time. 5. This movie feels unfinished. As if the director just got bored of filming it and said "*%$@ it, thats a wrap" There are many plot holes that could have made this a better film. Such as the ending... theres really no explanation for anything in the film. 6. Tailing on number 4, pointless characters. What was the purpose of the pimp and prostitute? Seriously? Was that needed in a film thats supposed to be heart warming and family oriented? I could go on. But even though it may seem like i hated this film, I didn't for 3 reasons. Some same as others. 1. It was fun to watch Murphy get verbally abused by the ramen chef. 2. The large emphasis on Japanese culture was refreshing. 3. The look of the film is very inviting with lots of shots of Tokyo and its alleyways. Like a transition from a metropolis, to a quaint little town. Even though its all shot in the same city. Makes the ramen shop seem like a diamond in the rough Worth a rent for a rainy day, but youre better off picking up Tampopo which was infinity better. |
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05-28-2009, 11:59 PM
Yup, if it wasn't such an half assed attempt, siigh.
I still don't get the end. BUT, I did like it was shot, like the angles, the lighting, it was kinda amateur-ish but in that sense, I think made it quite endearing. "I'm sorry, but i must have given you the impression that I actually care about your opinions"
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05-29-2009, 12:15 AM
oh i just saw that at the video shop yesterday...
but then i realised Brittany Murphy was starring in it and that put me off slightly. (ok i lie, it put me off a WHOLLEEEEEEE LOT) maybe i'll go get it out now that you've said it's not too bad yinnie :] sure has been a while...
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