In the Mood for Love (A)
MAY 21, 2003
Wong Kar-Wai is a brilliant filmmaker. The juxtaposition of sound, narrative and visuals was like a finely tuned ballet, just amazing to watch. The plot was not terribly intriguing, which ends up emphasizing some of the faults in Hollywood cinema. There is no need for a plot with twists and turns, unexpected developments and an explosive ending. The relationship in In the Mood for Love ends the same way it would in real life, which is fine. The good guy doesn't always have to win. There doesn't always have to be a good guy.
In my opinion, this will likely be regarded as a classic piece of cinema. Definitely see it if you're into "artsy," non-Hollywood film.
Posted in Film at 3:02 pm.
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