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I thought Lost in Translation was good. Maybe a little geared toward Japanophiles.
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I thought I'd not like Lost in Translation much, seeing as how I'm a Japanophobe, rather than phile. I ended up liking it quite a bit in the end though. Weird. It didn't make me any less dismissive of the whole concept surrounding Japan, however.
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