Wong Kar Wai

Writing about Wong Kar-Wai can feel like dancing about architecture, or more accurately, trying to draw a blueprint based on an inexplicably moving dance. Through slow-motion, gorgeous color, music for which the word "evocative" doesn't begin to do justice, exquisite sound design, rhythmic editing, and the sympathetic and often beautiful faces of his actors, Wong's films weave a web of seductive grace, leaving you too bedazzled to resist the narcotic bite of the director. He has us at hello... Read Full Story

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   "My Blueberry Nights" is Chinese director Wong Kar-wai's first English language film. Mu Ming from a star like clouds, Norah Jones, Jude Law, Natalie Portman, David…… for this pristine cast a magnificent art films Coat.     This is still one pair of ordinary people, slightly obscure works, good-beautiful, color Keren. Can achieve this, the veteran player of the Louis Vuitton LV credit can not be denied.      LV first film with the cooperation and participation in the design, sponsorship... Read Full Story

OPRAH SIZED SPOILER WARNING!!! Nutshell: I saw Wanted last night, and it's one of the best movies this summer. Full explanation: It's better than Wall-E. I can very easily and confidently (rare occurance) state that as of July 14, 2008, it is the best movie this summer so far. Likely The Dark Knight is going to be better than Wanted though. However, I can accutely state that if you're going to see one movie this summer, make sure it is Wanted. Why? Because you're inevitably going to be... Read Full Story

Starring: Norah Jones, Jude Law, Rachel Weisz, David Strathairn, Natalie Portman Director: Wong Kar Wai DVD Release Date: July 1, 2008 Running Time: 90 min MPAA Rating: PG-13 Distributor: The Weinstein Company - - - Review by Jeremy Welsch - - - News flash: relationships are hard. They can be very frustrating at times. The way men and women attempt to communicate has always been a source of equal parts fascination and bewilderment to me. Everybody wants to know what the other person is... Read Full Story