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Montana 2022-04-24 07:01:06
Does it matter who I am?
After watching the American version of "Infernal Affairs", people who write film reviews will basically compare the Hong Kong version with the American version. The people who criticized the Hong Kong version were unanimous that it was too pretentious, but I just like this psychedelic feeling. The...
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Elinore 2022-04-19 09:01:53
A little touch on the Infernal Affairs material
Information from mtime (I really love mtime more and more):
First, "The prototype of this story appeared in John Woo's "Face Change" in 1997. This story is very good, but it is too strange. Mak Zhaohui mentioned whether it is possible Telling a story, the two roles are exchanged, but no surgery is...
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Adeline 2022-04-18 17:34:52
We are all constantly hurrying and forgetting the way out, pursuing occasional satisfaction in disappointment, we are all free from the suffering of sobriety in dreams, wandering in dim lights, returning to the starting point without reaching the end, enjoying the endless road.
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Alphonso 2022-04-18 17:34:52
Infernal Affairs, a brilliant reflection of Hong Kong films, Hong Kong's crime-related police and bandit films have risen to a new level, but Hong Kong films have lost their vitality as a whole, and those days when they were eager to talk about it are gone forever. The film is classic, the story is beautiful and complete, the interpersonal line is intricate, and the logic is reasonable. Tony Leung's interpretation of the inner world is simply perfect.
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Dr. Lee Sum Yee: I'll dream of you, Officer Yan.
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SP Wong: Let me tell you a story. Two men need an organ transplant, but there's only one organ. So they play a game. They each put a card in their pocket. Whoever can guess the other's card wins the organ.
Sam: You know I can see your card.
SP Wong: I see yours as well.
