The beauty of a movie is not just a frame of exquisite pictures, but also depends on the narrative ability of the picture, as well as the ability to express emotions and shape characters, as well as the soundtrack of the movie; the storyline of "In the Mood for Love" may be summed up in one sentence. However, in terms of scene scheduling and narrative skills, the King of Sunglasses can be said to be the pinnacle: the dialogue is concise, but the words left behind are worthy of aftertaste; flashbacks and surreal skills have a kind of casual casualness; the pair who never showed their faces makes the film show From a special perspective, Maggie Cheung and her cheongsam are unbelievably beautiful, but the most important thing is the love story, oriental charm, introverted, and enduring the uncontrollable sadness at the end, everything is too charming.
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