The Ramen Girl

2008
PG-13
1h 42min

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Brittany Murphy in The Ramen Girl (2008)

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Comedy Drama Romance

Una mujer estadounidense se queda tirada en Tokio tras romper con su novio. Buscando una dirección en la vida, se entrena para ser una chef de ramen bajo la guía de un tiránico maestro japon... Leer todoUna mujer estadounidense se queda tirada en Tokio tras romper con su novio. Buscando una dirección en la vida, se entrena para ser una chef de ramen bajo la guía de un tiránico maestro japonés.Una mujer estadounidense se queda tirada en Tokio tras romper con su novio. Buscando una dirección en la vida, se entrena para ser una chef de ramen bajo la guía de un tiránico maestro japonés.

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Trivia
On the set of the film, Brittany Murphy nervously told director Robert Allan Ackerman that she had only ever been cast to be "either cute or crazy" and would not be able to deliver anything else. In response, they developed a code where he would say either "C1" or "C2." "C1" was "cute" and "C2" was "crazy," and Ackerman would say to her, "Too much C2, too much C1."

Errores
In Japan, taxi's doors are operated exclusively by the driver. Passengers do not open nor close them.

Citas
Maezumi: A bowl of ramen is a self-contained universe with life from the sea, the mountains, and the earth. All existing in perfect harmony. Harmony is essential. What holds it all together is the broth. The broth gives life to the ramen.

Versiones alternativas
The version shown on U.S. streaming services has had "obscenities" dubbed over ("shit" becomes "shucks" or "crap," etc.).

Conexiones
Referenced in Anthony Bourdain sin reservas: Japan: Hokkaido (2011)

Bandas sonoras
Lights Go Out
Written by Kate Holmes, Sarah Nicole Blackwood and Martin Glover
Performed by Client
Courtesy of Loser Friendly Records

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ignore the user votes, this movie was actually fun to watch

I gave this movie a fair 7/10. I would ignore the nonsensical 1/10 and 10/10 ratings and give it a fair shake if you're into Japanese food and culture. I was pretty surprised at how they portrayed Japanese culture...not totally accurate, but not a travesty either. I also wouldn't consider this to be a remake of Tampopo -- totally different characters and story lines. But it was fun seeing the main cowboy hat-wearing guy from Tampopo doing a small role as the ramen grand master. His expressions and eating reactions were hilarious! The filmmakers obviously have a love of japan and its culture, and I can feel their sincerity in sharing this joy through this movie. This movie isn't perfect by a longshot (the whole subplot with the British guy and the southern girl was useless and irritating), but there were some genuinely fun and funny moments. Keep your expectations in check and just enjoy the movie for what it is.