Pretend you can hear it too!

Supposedly this is what Mr. William Murray says to Scarlett O'Hanson at the end of the awesome kick-ass picture: Lost in Translation, in which both characters are apparently (if we agree with the ridiculous naming of the film in spanish) lost in Tokyo.

Almost simultaneously, I read another unrelated article that has a quote very fitting for this one: "It was one of these things like, 'Oh my god, no one's ever thought of this,' and it looks so obvious," Liza Shapiro of the University of Texas at Austin, who helped supervise the work, said in a telephone interview. You can read that completely unrelated article here.

Take a look and listen and draw your own conclusions. Or use the Jump to Conclusions mat, to avoid thinking for yourself. I hear that's in now.



Up next: Do you realize that in all likelihood you will one day say to your kids: "When I was young, there was a planet named Pluto"? And they'll blankly stare at you before mocking you with their biologically-enhanced cyborg friends.

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