O Sabor de uma Paixão

Título original: The Ramen Girl

2008
PG-13
1 h 42 min

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6,3/10

11 mil

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Brittany Murphy in O Sabor de uma Paixão (2008)

Trailer for this film about an American girl who trains to be a Ramen chef in Tokyo after her boyfriend leaves her

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Comedy Drama Romance

Uma mulher americana fica retida em Tóquio após romper com seu namorado. Em busca de direção na vida, ela treina para ser uma chef de ramen sob a orientação de um mestre japonês tirânico.Uma mulher americana fica retida em Tóquio após romper com seu namorado. Em busca de direção na vida, ela treina para ser uma chef de ramen sob a orientação de um mestre japonês tirânico.Uma mulher americana fica retida em Tóquio após romper com seu namorado. Em busca de direção na vida, ela treina para ser uma chef de ramen sob a orientação de um mestre japonês tirânico.

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AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb

6,3/10

11 mil

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Vídeos1

Trailer 2:01

The Ramen Girl

Fotos26

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Mais itens semelhantes

6,1

Amor e Outros Desastres

6,2

Grande Menina, Pequena Mulher

5,5

Recém-Casados

5,3

A Agenda Secreta do Meu Namorado

6,0

Noivo em Fuga

4,6

Algo Maligno

5,8

Correndo Contra o Tempo

5,1

Busca Alucinante

4,6

Flashes de uma Psicose

5,4

Tributo

6,8

Something in Between

6,7

Sabores da Vida

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Curiosidades
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."

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

Citações
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.

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

Conexões
Referenced in Anthony Bourdain: Sem Reservas: Japan: Hokkaido (2011)

Trilhas 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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Avaliação em destaque

8/10

Pleasant Surprise

I knew nothing about this movie before watching it but within minutes I was hooked.

Brittany Murphy tugged at my heart's strings as she portrayed a girl who is left alone in Tokyo trying to find a purpose or reason to go on.

This movie does very well even though the Ramen Girl (Abby) doesn't understand what anyone is saying at first. You quickly pull for her to succeed in the battle of translation.

The Culture clash is entertaining and hilarious at times. The only downside I have (Don't worry, this isn't a spoiler) is just that I wished the ending would have been slightly different. Either way, I'm glad to have this pleasant surprise in movie collection.

If you have always wanted to visit Japan, or have any interest in Japanese culture, this will certainly tickle your fancy.

Hope you enjoy.