Lost in Translation

The movie acts as an origin story, introducing the audience to the director’s vision of Godzilla.

One element not in the control of production staff is fan expectations.

It's time for the November Lost in Translation News Round-up! Buckle up! It's a big one!

Mr. Peabody & Sherman is a far better adaptation than expected.

While The Wolverine follows the movies more than the comic, the essence of Logan is caught and portrayed well.

The movie Howard the Duck, released in 1986, focuses on Howard and his arrival on Earth.

Godzilla has issues as an adaptation that really start after Zilla reaches Manhattan. Until then, it does feel like a proper adaptation of Gojira.

Didn’t expect to have a Lost in Translation news round up so soon after the last one, but several major announcements came out over the past two weeks too good to sit on.

It's time for the Lost in Translation September News Round Up!

The march of history may change the details from 11 to Eleven, but the core element remains; the heist by a team dedicated to pulling off the impossible.

Battle Beyond the Stars was a low budget movie. Despite that, the effects, while showing their age, don’t look as old as they should be.

However, a longer format, one that could develop relationships, both beneficial and adversarial, would have helped.

Some of the details may have been lost in translation, but, overall, the parody managed to pull together two distinct TV series and keep their tone while adding to the work.

Welcome to Lost in Translation’s news round-up, looking at information about upcoming adaptations, remakes, and reboots.

Robin Williams, though, added to the story, using his talents to entertain, thrill, and enchant a new generation. He will be missed.

In short, The Beverly Hillbillies movie was an almost perfect adaptation of the original show.

The Bo and Luke of the movie weren’t really the Bo and Luke of the TV series.

Oh, hi there! Tommy Wiseau, creator and star of The Room is getting his follow up, The Neighbors made as a sitcom.

What all the above means for Lost in Translation is that the choice of works to review needs to be diverse.

It’s not the almost cartoonishly violent movie that the original was. Nor does it take the theme of what it means to be human.