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22:4422:44, 30 August 2023 diff hist −22 Lost in Translation (film) Undid good faith edit–MOS:FILMLEAD recommends against this for multiple nationalities Tag: Undo

21:2221:22, 9 August 2023 diff hist −89 Lost in Translation (film) Undid good faith edit–I don't think this is terrible, but the guidance at WP:NCFF recommends these translations for foreign-language films. LIT is an English-language film Tag: Undo

14:1814:18, 26 July 2023 diff hist −90 Lost in Translation (film) These translations are typically reserved for foreign-language films, and this film is not widely known by this name (WP:NCFF)
14:1414:14, 26 July 2023 diff hist −4 Lost in Translation (film) →Plot: removed link (MOS:OL)
14:1214:12, 26 July 2023 diff hist +13 Wikipedia:Today's featured article/August 29, 2023 I believe compound nouns are hyphenated when used as adjectives, but this formatting avoids the link to the redirect. Feel free to modify again

15:3415:34, 31 October 2022 diff hist −64 Lost in Translation (film) MOS:OL recommends against linking to topics that most readers are familiar with. Links are typically used only when they help readers understand what something is

22:0022:00, 13 August 2022 diff hist +8 Lost in Translation (film) setting plays an important role in this film; I believe this descriptor is valuable in a summary of the film Tag: Undo

21:3621:36, 2 July 2022 diff hist −11 Lost in Translation (film) I don't believe this is terrible, but MOS:OVERLINK does recommend against linking countries and locations that readers are largely familiar with Tag: Undo

16:5816:58, 11 April 2022 diff hist −4 Lost in Translation (film) the film's credits and sources such as AFI refer to this character as a "jazz singer"
16:5316:53, 11 April 2022 diff hist −19 Lost in Translation (film) undid good faith edit—WP:FILMCAST advises that names appear as credited or how they appear in reliable sources. Both the film's credits and sources such as AFI list the names as "Kelly" and "Charlie" Tag: Undo

06:1706:17, 6 January 2022 diff hist −4 Lost in Translation (film) undid good faith revision—MOS:OL generally recommends against linking countries. 'Tokyo' is linked earlier, which is itself kind of an exception given the significance of the city in this film Tag: Undo

05:1905:19, 11 September 2021 diff hist −204 Lost in Translation (film) per WP:NAMB, this article title seems unambiguous enough such that the hatnote would be unnecessary; any general references/wikilinks to the term "Lost in Translation" do not redirect here Tag: Undo

18:0718:07, 30 August 2021 diff hist 0 Lost in Translation (film) →Critical response: updated Rotten Tomatoes review count; 95% and 8.4/10 ratings remain the same
18:0518:05, 30 August 2021 diff hist −21 Lost in Translation (film) →Soundtrack: spelled out since this seems to be the consensus manner to refer to him
17:5817:58, 30 August 2021 diff hist +69 Lost in Translation (film) added Brian Reitzell & Roger Joseph Manning Jr. as they are also prominently listed as major musicians for this film by sources such as the AFI

03:0203:02, 30 June 2021 diff hist −112 Lost in Translation (film) not doubting that there is a similarity between these films, but I have not seen this film compared or referenced broadly in the literature; more generally, other films that have been discussed in sources are mentioned throughout the article Tag: Undo

22:2122:21, 13 December 2020 diff hist −573 Lost in Translation (film) undid good faith change—I believe the information about Jones can be seen as trivia in relation to 'Lost in Translation', but may be suited for a mention in the 'On the Rocks' article Tag: Undo

17:2317:23, 6 October 2020 diff hist +801 Lost in Translation (film) undid good faith change—Coppola's time in Tokyo was central to the development of the film, and her pursuit of Murray was one of the most notable aspects of its production, making these elements important to a top-level summary Tag: Undo