Fallen Angels
Action • NR • 1995 • 1 hr 38 min
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Leon Lai, Michelle Reis, Takeshi Kaneshiro, Charlie Yeung, Karen Mok
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The McDonalds scene might be the singular best scene in history
I didn't connect with the romance as much as Wong's other work, but the wide angle visual work is so remarkable that it hardly matters.
A whirlwind of feelings entangled with a psychedelic rush. The cinematography and music are MIND-BLOWING.
Cool visuals and aesthetics with an interesting and funny romance plot.
Absolutely hilarious...? I'm not sure if I was supposed to laugh but I did. Beautifully shot, storyline kind of doesn't make sense.
Stylistically untouchable, lovable characters, works as a sequel and standalone.
Few movies speak to me the way this film does.
Don’t know if it’s my favorite WKW. But it definitely was the saddest/darkest. It’s a good but weirdly disjointed watch. Also very beautiful
the story is hard to follow but the visuals and aesthetics are incredible. it really captures the mood of 90s Hong Kong. Masterful directing
easily one of the best films i’ve seen. a bit slow at first but worth it at the end. fell in love with 90s hong kong.
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