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The Odd One Dies (1997)
"Liang ge zhi neng huo yi ge" (original title)

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Carman Lee ...
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Woo-min Byeon
Chi-Shing Chiu
Fung-wah Choi
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Kim-Wing Lee
Ching Ting Lu
Man-zuk Tin
Chun Kang Wang
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10 May 1997 (Hong Kong)  »

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Follows Too Many Ways to Be No. 1 (1997) See more »

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Oddly fun and fascinating
2 October 2003 | by (Queens, NY) – See all my reviews

This movie really surprised me. Maybe it's the quirky title, but I really know that Takeshi Kaneshiro is great in this one. His non-verbal acting is so expressive as the guy who says so much without speaking one word. Whether it's the blackjack game, getting beat(!) in mahjong, negotiating for a magnum, or his discussion with a hotel manager, Mo's facial expression shows he means business, but also displays a funny, even tender side.

There are so times I was laughing out loud which only a handful of recent films have done. Then, there are some dark, serious scenes and even a touching romantic side to it. It is definitely great viewing and a good way to introduce yourself to Takeshi Kaneshiro, epitome of "cool". Then, try Fallen Angels if you like what you see.


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