I can say two words and I know everyone will be interested in what I have to say.....Bill Murray......Well, it turns my head anyway. When I first herd Murray was in this movie, I flushed. Murray in a serious, not comic, role. Something wasn't right. Sofia Coppola must have made a mistake. But he blew me away...the whole flim did. I was a flim that people who have been lost with themselves can relate to. Or, if you found some special in your life, but them have them taken off you, gone and never to be found again. The movie touched my heart and soul. Rarely that happens. It connected with me, you know? Thats why it is my favourite flim ever. Best Wishes, MovieFreak101 This flim is ok for: 15+

This is a great movie but CSM is waay overreacting! In Australia this movie is PG for low level coarse language and sexual references! To say that this is for mature teens and adults only, and to say it contains very strong language is the stupidest statement ever!! This is a heartfelt and humourous drama about loneliness, alienation, and feeling out of place in a foreign place. It is about the connection of two souls, two lost people having an amazing friendship, brought together by fate. There was actually no swearing that I noticed, but I believe there was a few words like sh*t and a**, but nothing too graphic...the film starts with a closeup shot of a woman's bottom, in partially seethrough pink underwear, but this is not sexual. There is another scene in a Tokyo bar where music with obscene lyrics (Sucking on my t*tties etc.) is playing, and scantily clad women are poledancing on tables. The women's breasts are exposed, and they are wearing g-strings which show their entire bottoms. They dance sensually and in the faces of people sitting at the bar, but the nudity is from a distance and the scene is only brief. Some less mature children may find it boring, but I didn't, and if you are mature, you should watch this and you will find a whole different meaning in this wonderful, wonderful film. :)