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October 23, 2006

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Will

You're right about the characters being unsympathetic, but it could be there just snorting snuff, which was around then.

kate

I thiiiink what they might have been snorting was snuff. Or some other sort of era-appropriate powder. But I'm pretty sure it wasn't supposed to be cocaine, even though it appears that way. Very misleading.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tobacco#Snuff

lindsay robertson

Yeah, yeah, I know, but it still bugged me. I think it was part of the "it's just like Hollywood, get it!???" overused metaphor.

Elizabeth

I feel better now. I was feeling like a colossal bitch for having such a violent need to scream BOO at the close of the film and then for having posted, at length, my anger at Sofia-- but hey, I will always love Lost in Translation.

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