Director Wong Kar-Wai has created in 2046 another visually stunning, atmospheric, and melancholy movie about unrequited love and loneliness. Read critic reviews
2046
2004, Romance/Drama, 2h 7m
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A train in a futuristic landscape takes passengers to a place where they can recapture their memories, a place from which no one has ever returned. This is the premise of a novel by the womanizing sci-fi writer Chow (Tony Leung Chiu Wai), who engages in passionate affairs with a series of intriguing women he meets at the Oriental Hotel in Hong Kong. As Chow's lovers offer him inspiration for his writing, reality blends with fiction, and the past commingles with the future.
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Rating: R (Sexual Content)
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Genre: Romance, Drama
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Original Language: Chinese
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Director: Kar-Wai Wong
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Producer: Kar-Wai Wong
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Writer: Kar-Wai Wong
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Release Date (Theaters): original
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Box Office (Gross USA): $261.5K
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Runtime:
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Distributor: Sony Pictures Classics
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Sound Mix: Dolby SRD
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Aspect Ratio: Scope (2.35:1)
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An intoxicating and satisfying loose sequel to the brilliant "In the Mood for Love." Wai manages to tap into that same tonal vein as the predecessor. But rather than exploiting an old feeling, he manages to breathe new life in it, which is one of the highest praises that I can give a sequel. The acting is superb as well with Maggie Cheung and Zhang Ziyi really delivering outstanding performances. I don't recommend watching this as a stand alone picture as I think one would find it hard to care about Tony Leung's character without knowing what took place in the previous film. Put 2046 in the end of your Wong Kar Wai marathon. It isn't his best, but is great for fans who want to spent a little more time with a characters they came to love so dearly. As they say in the film, 2046 is a place to recapture lost memories. Wai eloquently does this in 2046 and makes them feel fresh again.
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Except for the visual excellency, this movie sucked at more levels than it worked. Owing to its high IMDb rating and having heard too many positive responses, I decided to check it out. But little did I know that it's going to be a yawn-inducing love story. The movie must be good, but it didn't work out well for me. I can't sit through movies falling under this genre, all the more when they're told in a wannabe-extraordinary way.
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Beautiful sequel to In the mood for love! Loved it and is pretty interesting. :)
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This movie was unbelievably slow....I think all two hours could have been shown in 20 minutes!
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