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Looks absolutely gorgeous. I adore Wong Kar Wai, and only wish this had English subtitles. Thank you for posting.
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As long as it’s better than My Blueberry Nights, ’cause *yeesh*
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I actually liked My Blueberry Nights — not his best film, but still beautiful and fragmented—a loose visual poem with low stakes.
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As far as Road Movies Set in America and Directed by People from Other Parts of the World (how’s that for a subgenre?), give me Antonioni’s about-as-much-maligned Zabriskie Point.
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This is still Matt D. No split personality here, rather I forgot to change the handle I originally used to sign up for this account.
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Very dramatic clip. Kind of makes me want to learn Korean
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[…] too different from the one that came out last fall…except some English intertitles. Excited for this one. Maybe this actioner moves Wong Kar Wai […]
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