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* [[Academy Award]]: Won for Best Original Screenplay. [[Award Snub|Somehow]], Murray lost Best Actor to Sean Penn in ''[[Mystic River]]''.
* [[Actor Allusion]]: The gag about not getting the Sean Connery ''Bond'' films. In [[Real Life]], the popularity of the ''Bond'' films led to Connery doing a famous series of ads for Suntory. Given that Sofia Coppola's dad [[Biting the Hand Humor|was also part of said series of ads]], this was most likely intentional.
* [[Arcade Sounds]]: Subverted; the arcade sounds in the film were not the original noises, but they're no [[Pac -Man Fever]] noises either.
* [[Asian Gal With White Guy]]: Averted, interestingly. This film manages to depict a middle-aged heterosexual Westerner in Japan ''without'' throwing in any romantic or sexual involvement with a local woman, a rare feat indeed. He even turns down the advances of a call-girl who had been sent to his room to help him unwind.
* [[Bilingual Bonus]]: Amusing scenes in which Bob and Charlotte interact with the locals are even funnier if you understand Japanese.
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** The acting instructions Bob gets from the commercial director lose most of their meaning when translated by the interpreter. This is [[Lampshade|Lampshaded]] by Bob, who asks: "Is that all he said? It sounded like he said quite a bit more!"
* [[Lounge Lizard]]: Bob has a one night stand with a female one.
* [[May -December Romance]]: Transcended. The emotional bond Bob and Charlotte form can't quite be pigeonholed as romantic, though some mutual attraction is involved.
* [[Midlife Crisis Car]]: [[Lampshade|Lampshaded]]. Charlotte says to Bob, "Sounds like a midlife crisis. Did you buy a Porsche yet?"
* [[Next Thing They Knew]]: With Bob and the lounge singer.
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