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| What a great movie! (by daletheminoltaman) |
| How sad that Brittany Murphy is gone. This movie is fantastic, Brittany is great in this movie, one of her best. How sad that Brittany Murphy is gone. This movie is fantastic, Brittany is great in this movie, one of her best. How sad that Brittany Murphy is gone. This movie is fantastic, Brittany is great in this movie, one of her best. How sad that Brittany Murphy is gone. This movie is fantastic, Brittany is great in this movie, one of her best. How sad that Brittany Murphy is gone. This movie is fantastic, Brittany is great in this movie, one of her best. How sad that Brittany Murphy is <more> |
| Great movie on several levels (by farmerdave74) |
| As one who has lived in Japan and has eaten REAL Ramen, I enjoyed this movie just from that perspective. However, I was touched on other levels as well. There is a depth to this movie that sadly many viewers simply will not be able to comprehend. This is a movie that goes beyond the technicality or "head thinking" aspect of a craft and addresses the heart or "spirit" of doing something.This is clearly a movie about redemption. It is a movie about relationships. And, it is a movie about cross-cultural understanding and communication.Ramen Girl touched my heart, and I hope <more> |
| You first think it's cheesy, but then can't stop watching (by dna2-786-561624) |
| I watched this movie rather by accident on a plane and then again with my Japanese friend. She complained throughout the movie about the big and small mistakes and inconsistencies such as "the interior in the ram-en shop is so fake", "this red geisha type kimonos in Toshi's room only exist in ninja movies", "we don't clean the toilet with sponge", blah blah blah. But then she wouldn't stop watching till the end. And the Japanese cast is just outstanding. This is the ultimate girlie version of the Karate Kid theme. Makes you really, really want to eat <more> |
| She would have become great. (by jeff-2051) |
| It breaks my heart that she died so young. Yes. There are cheesey moments in this movie, but it really shows the seeds of what could have been. Worth every minute spent with it. Fantastic. |
| Pleasant Surprise (by jplank1475) |
| I knew nothing about this movie before watching it but within minutes I was hooked.Brittany Murphy tugged at my heart's strings as she portrayed a girl who is left alone in Tokyo trying to find a purpose or reason to go on.This movie does very well even though the Ramen Girl Abby doesn't understand what anyone is saying at first. You quickly pull for her to succeed in the battle of translation.The Culture clash is entertaining and hilarious at times. The only downside I have Don't worry, this isn't a spoiler is just that I wished the ending would have been slightly <more> |
| A Good Movie to See (by pllc15) |
| This was my first view of Britany Murphy in a movie, "The Ramen Girl". I was impressed with her acting and presence on screen. With all the new Hollywood stars coming out of the woodwork these days, you begin to lose track about who's good and who's not so good. This movie has definitely etched a niche for her as a capable actor and hope she manages her career accordingly with her remarkable talent.The movie in many ways is a throw-back to a silent movie where dialog is not really the centerpiece to the story. The subtitles though helpful were not needed as the audience <more> |
| RIP Brittany Murphy - great movie about japan (by zivgood) |
| I don't usually watch these kind of movies.. too much drama and predicted plot.. But since this one was really focusing on japan I told myself I have to go see it.The movie itself is great.. it really shows Japan of today! really explains how foreigners do in japan. how they work , live , have fun.. and even meet people and fall in love!The movie consist on an old man who owns a ramen shop, and Abby Brittany Murphy which is fascinated by the effects of ramen on people. Abby struggle with the old man and she wants him to teach her the secret of ramen. The old man is very stubborn and <more> |