Alex Man

Serenity 2022-04-10 09:01:09

At that time, Wang Jiawei should not be inseparable from sunglasses. At that time, Maggie Cheung was an innocent girl, but she didn't have all the amorous feelings of Su Lizhen in the Mood for Love. At that time, Andy Lau was really handsome and more heroic. At that time, Jacky Cheung was not as...

Andrew 2022-04-10 09:01:09

Sakuragi Hanado suffered a spinal strain in the match against Sanwang Gonggao. If he continues to play, he may be disabled for life and never play basketball again. Coach Anxi wants to replace him. At this time, Sakuragi said: Maybe the most beautiful time in your life was when you represented all...

Josue 2022-04-14 09:01:07

The soundtrack of this film does not have Wong Kar Wai style at all. Only in Ah Mo's letter to Andy can see a little hint of Wong Kar Wai's style in the future. She wrote: I have prepared a lot of new cups for you, but I know It won't take long for these cups to go bad, so I hid one and call me one day when you don't have any cups to use and I'll tell you where it is.

Josefa 2022-04-14 09:01:07

Wong Kar Wai's debut is also his only gangster film. 1. Although it is not as stylized as the films after [A Fei Zhengzhuan], there are quite a few shadows of sunglasses in this film, such as romanticized lens language such as upgraded slow motion, ghosting, frame drawing, etc. The standard camera position (large elevation angle, large overhead shot, etc.), as well as neon aesthetics. 2. The scene at the dock is also very Wong Kar Wai, and the cup that was hidden and finally found. 3. The scene where Andy Lau met his ex-girlfriend in the pouring rain made me think of Ozu's [Floating Grass]. 4. The soundtrack when the love is driving alone, meeting and kissing at the phone booth - Lin Yilian's cover version [Take my breath away]. 5. Compared with Maggie Cheung, Huang Ying, who plays Andy's ex-girlfriend, is even more amazing and beautiful. 6. The story is very direct and rude, the stubborn little brother/big guy and the helpless real big guy who still insists on the supremacy of love, but the literary style of the sunglasses and Jacky Cheung's staring and roaring performance (it turned out to be the source of the emoji...) Still let the film barely get four stars. (8.0/10)