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"The greatest thing you ever learn is just to love and be love in return" Nat King Cole . Nature Boy
This is like the twelfth time i watch this video. Please make a video about mad men or the sopranos thank you so much
My all time favorite, definitely a masterpiece!
This is so good! Thank you!
I thinks it’s about the 8th time I am rewatching your video. I have been a fan of the movie since it came out, but I am fascinated how deeply and truly you have managed to explain the cinematography and aesthetics of the film. So delicate, so respectful. Thank you very much for doing what you are doing! Kate
One of the most beautiful “love” stories i’ve ever seen. Great analysis, thanks for this.
why not mention the trilogy this is a part of?
Best movies i ´ ve ever seen. And îve seen some truly transcendental ones
Great analysis. The art of movie is so dynamic and complex
Thank you so much for your thoughtful review.
From the moment I first saw the trailer scene where "Yumeji's Theme" starts, with that slender and stylish woman so languidly moving towards the card game, towards a partially closed room that you could look into but not enter, I was powerfully and viscerally drawn to this film.
My wife was from HK, so for many reasons I found this movie highly evocative and atmospheric, and while it is subtle it imparts a powerful emotive force and sublimity.
Your analysis was beautifully informed and helped me to understand some elements without being overly academic or dry.
I will look forward to discovering more of your writing!
Well studied!
then 2046 please🙏
So art is when one can show how in the process of seeking happiness and comfort or just raw pleasure -through this self centered movement-a human conceive distorted images from reality.
I may watch this tonight….if my cat agrees.
where did you guys watch this movie
beautifully said
Chaw and Chin.
Where can I watch this film?
I greatly enjoyed this analysis, which I can confidently and contradictorily say was not the case for the film itself.
Belo filme para iniciados na arte cinematográfica e na infelicidade a dois.
😮 I never knew of the film. I will defently watch it after your analysis
What film is the shot at 0:55?
I knew I'd love this movie and I was not disappointed; bittersweet, unrequited love, yearning, longing and pain. And all suffused by exquisite cinematography and sumptuously lit. Beautiful, understated (beating the British at what they do best!) acting.. A feast for the heart and the mind! So glad I bought the Criterion Collection version; a movie to treasure!
Freud was an idiot
花好月圆，花样年华
Awesome. You just earned a subscriber.
and here I was thinking to myself for a moment that they were only pretending to be married (since we literally don’t get to see each of their spouses) throughout the film, in a 60s era Hongkong, where landlords will not rent rooms to unmarried couples and while they tried pretending as far as they could, eventually they gave in, i.e., they could not keep their relationship because of the social constraints and had to break up. Alright I'll just stop since I know it sounds ridiculous. 😂
but that’s what a great movie does. Leaves you to your own evaluation. Amazing piece of art in this otherwise overdone genre.
I simply love this movie
this is a great analysis you noticed little details that a lot of people wouldn’t have thought of
Ok but can someone explain the ending
Nerdwriter1 yourself and the youtube channels Accented Cinema and Every Frame a Painting are three of my favorite cinema focused channels, please keep up the great and in-depth work that you all do.
this is my favorite film analysis video
Please have a look at the new Indian Tamil Movie ("96"). This movie has a similar effect and one freezes in time. The movie has a hangover and every revisit brings new set of questions with a lot of nerve-stopping scences in the movie. This I call an immotional Master Piece. I think NERDWRITER can give a new dimension with his voice and perception. Here is the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b3-lyX9O6kY ; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I6KBcn3gvw0 ; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=622tpLBfntI . ; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XDo24-Tqlbs
I really enjoyed this essay, and it even inspired me to watch this movie sooner than I intended. It is amazing piece of art, with its slow pace, mood, and the theme of desire, longing and unfulfilled dreams it resonates so much. I want to thank you for your effort on this one, good work.