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Yue kuai le, yue duo luo (1998)
Another Hong Kong Noir
Although I've only seen this film once and I almost fell asleep in the opening of this film, my interest to this film increased as it moved on because of how stylish it is, which I can say this is another Film Noir from Hong Kong since Wong Kar Wai's Days of Being Wild, Chungking Express and Fallen Angels.
Chun gwong ja sit (1997)
Wong Kar Wai is a very courageous director.
Although I don't really understand any of Wong Kar Wai's film, watching his film is challenging, because I can try to figure out the meaning of the films, and also I will definitely want to know how others think and understand his film, so listen Ladies and Gentlemen, if you have seen any of Wong's film, don't forget to write down your comments. The first time I watched " Happy Together", I was shocked by the opening where the two gay men, Leslie Cheung and Tony Leung, were making love to each other. But as I watched it the second time, I thought Wong Kar Wai had a lot of courage making this film, because not many directors would have these kind of scenes in the mainstream cinema.