Just watched the loose trilogy for the first time. Been a while since i could believe in the teenager-type romanticism i lost years ago. Spectacular films. My personal favorite was 2046.
I can only speak to "In the Mood for Love" because I've only ever seen "Chunking Express" and don't remember it well, but I don't think there's anything even slightly resembling "teenager-type romanticism" in ITMFL.
@@Malik-Ibi I feel like it’s just a trick for promotion. Actually, I don’t see Blossom Shanghai has anything to do with the other two films in the trilogy. The connections of the political implications between Days of being wild,In the mood for love and 2046 are stronger and making it a trilogy, even the name of the character play by Maggie Cheung is the same - So Lai Chen. Guess why the name of 2046 is 2046, why the role played by Leslie Cheung trying so hard to escape for her stepmother and look for her birth mother, and also the last few sections in In the mood for love: Colombia got independent from France.
Hey man. I know you will prob not see this. But your videos have always put a smile in my heart. I studied film as a lad, but ended up going another route in life. I have always appreciate how much you appreciate film and the ways it communicates to us. Thanx man!
Such a great video, thanks for this. Really nice to hear other filmmakers also edit their films, I know what Goran means about feeling that connection with it! And Clint's love for the film and the craft really shows, reminds you of why cinema is such an awesome artform. Watched 'In The Mood For Love' last night and damn, what a film.
The way I interpret when the two characters hug as she's crying into his arms being shot that way is another way of the camera showing restraint. A normal romance movie would have this be a wide shot of the two characters in an intimate moment together, but these two cannot be together. Even in the most intimate moment of the movie they do not enter the frame together. Both of them still put up barriers to each other, only letting the smallest bit in.
UN MERVEILLEUX FILM QU'IL M'EUT éTé DONNé à VOIR IL Y A VINGT ANS ENVIRON.......VU ET REVU PLUSIEURS FOIS, OEUVRE MAGISTRALE DU 7èME ART............ALLEZ LE VOIR SANS MODERATION
I watched Wong Kar-Wai's movies in order and all of them struck a chord with a me, except for this one. I don't get the appeal of the repetition, it's boring and lacking substance to me, love the style and the color of course, just another Tar situation for me. Absolutely loved You Won't Be Alone and already own Of An Age and will check it out.
Pedro Pascal and Goran Stolevski talking about one of my fave movies.
I was expecting him to go after Pablo Escobar at any moment.
Every time they pass each other on the stairs is cinematic genius. The music, everything.
That shot composition is spectacular.
Just watched the loose trilogy for the first time.
Been a while since i could believe in the teenager-type romanticism i lost years ago.
Spectacular films. My personal favorite was 2046.
2046 is a great film - it's been far too long since I've seen it. In The Mood For Love is an absolutely _stunning_ masterpiece.
Actually is confirmed that the 'love trilogy' is composed by 'In The Mood for love', '2046', and 'Blossoms Shanghai'
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'Days of being wild' was left out by Wong Kar Wai himself
I can only speak to "In the Mood for Love" because I've only ever seen "Chunking Express" and don't remember it well, but I don't think there's anything even slightly resembling "teenager-type romanticism" in ITMFL.
@@Malik-Ibi I feel like it’s just a trick for promotion. Actually, I don’t see Blossom Shanghai has anything to do with the other two films in the trilogy. The connections of the political implications between Days of being wild,In the mood for love and 2046 are stronger and making it a trilogy, even the name of the character play by Maggie Cheung is the same - So Lai Chen. Guess why the name of 2046 is 2046, why the role played by Leslie Cheung trying so hard to escape for her stepmother and look for her birth mother, and also the last few sections in In the mood for love: Colombia got independent from France.
Hey man. I know you will prob not see this. But your videos have always put a smile in my heart. I studied film as a lad, but ended up going another route in life. I have always appreciate how much you appreciate film and the ways it communicates to us. Thanx man!
Great analysis, In the Mood For Love is such a beautiful film. I wanna watch Of an Age now
our favorite movie
Such a great video, thanks for this. Really nice to hear other filmmakers also edit their films, I know what Goran means about feeling that connection with it! And Clint's love for the film and the craft really shows, reminds you of why cinema is such an awesome artform. Watched 'In The Mood For Love' last night and damn, what a film.
Clint! I miss you and Ti discussing films! Old school Cinefix days.
My favorite movie editing discussion? I clicked as fast as I could!
Thanks for this! My favorite movie!
I loved the movie, it is so nuanced
What is Pedro Pascal doing interviewing here?
The way I interpret when the two characters hug as she's crying into his arms being shot that way is another way of the camera showing restraint.
A normal romance movie would have this be a wide shot of the two characters in an intimate moment together, but these two cannot be together. Even in the most intimate moment of the movie they do not enter the frame together. Both of them still put up barriers to each other, only letting the smallest bit in.
UN MERVEILLEUX FILM QU'IL M'EUT éTé DONNé à VOIR IL Y A VINGT ANS ENVIRON.......VU ET REVU PLUSIEURS FOIS, OEUVRE MAGISTRALE DU 7èME ART............ALLEZ LE VOIR SANS MODERATION
How in the hell did you leave in someone's phone ringing at 1:53 in a video about great editing? Jesus...
I love this movie... Even tho I can't really express it into words as to why
great scene great movie love to hear these 2 talk about it
Clint should play Joel in season 2 of the last of us. Sorry in advance about the golf club scene 😂
Any so-called film critic who never felt an emotion when watchin that scene is a fake one.
🎯🎯🎯💯🙏🏼
CAN YOU GUYS MAKE A TOP TEN VIDEO GAME CINEMATIC SCENES. THERE ARE SOME GREAT SCENES, ACTING, ECT
I watched Wong Kar-Wai's movies in order and all of them struck a chord with a me, except for this one. I don't get the appeal of the repetition, it's boring and lacking substance to me, love the style and the color of course, just another Tar situation for me. Absolutely loved You Won't Be Alone and already own Of An Age and will check it out.
Pedro pascal?
This wasn't that informative
High brow soap opera.