Lost in translation

[Royal Tenenbaum]

"with a sexual tension that IMO should be portrayed as not only inappropriate, but perverse. "

Why though? I mean, yeah, it can be seen as creepy, but they are both consenting adults. It's not like Murray could take advantage of her; she has a Philosphy degree from a prestigous College, so she should be able to take care of herself.


I found the ending sweet, and almost transcendental. He left something with her that would leave a bond between them for life. I think everyone has had a moment like they did in the hotel where they say good-bye to someone they just had a close friendship with for a couple days. It can be a painful experience knowing you'll never see that person again.