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Viewer Score

92
Viewer score based on 168 votes.

Critic Score

67
Critics' score based on 40 reviews.
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sofia is a genius.the characters in her movie Lost and Somewhere remind me of the classic La Dolce Vita.Anybody who is not impressed, the way I am,... has a lot to learn . Werner Full Review

January 30,2012
kwj56

Worse movie Ive ever seen

September 06,2011
cairma

I found this movie going no where and frustrating. Maybe that's how it's supposed to be and how Johnny felt.

June 20,2011
fairymrs

DUMB and BORING

June 03,2011
eprmhs

Whoever could manage to get past ten minutes of this film, should be paid directly by Sophia Copolla herself. What a piece of trash, boring as hell,... crap extras or cameos, who cares. Ridiculous to see someone that is birthed into Hollywood be able to throw money at such a piece of dog turd movie, and get it released theatrically plus globally. Wow, whoever rated this film more than one star and boosted the viewer rating to 94%, should be beaten in the face with an original Van Gogh. Don't waste your time, you may pick up slitting your wrists. Full Review

May 04,2011
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Critic Reviews

The opening shot of Somewhere, Sofia Coppola's exquisite, melancholy and formally audacious fourth feature, prepares you for what is to follow in a characteristically oblique and subtle manner.Full Review

A.O. Scott
The New York Times

Coppola is a fascinating director. She sees, and we see exactly what she sees. There is little attempt here to observe a plot. All the attention is on the handful of characters, on Johnny.Full Review

Roger Ebert
Chicago Sun-Times

The movie's redemptive structure is a bit routine, yet I watched nearly every scene with a sense of discovery. Coppola is a true filmmaker, and in Somewhere she pierces the Hollywood bubble from the inside.Full Review

Owen Gleiberman
Entertainment Weekly

The ever-perceptive writer-director further hones her gifts for ruefully funny observation and understated melancholy with this low-key portrait of a burned-out screen actor.Full Review

Justin Chang
Variety

"Don't tell, show" has been the writer's imperative for generations; Coppola takes that edict to its most visual and satisfying extremes.Full Review

Ann Hornaday
Washington Post
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