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Movie Info
An assassin (Leon Lai Ming), his boss, an entrepreneur (Takeshi Kaneshiro) and two women cross paths in Hong Kong after hours.
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Genre: Drama
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Original Language: Chinese
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Director: Kar-Wai Wong
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Producer: Chen Yi-Cheng
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Writer: Kar-Wai Wong
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Release Date (Theaters): original
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Box Office (Gross USA): $173.1K
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Runtime:
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Distributor: Kino International Corp., Electric
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Production Co: Jet Tone Productions, Chan Ye-Cheng
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Aspect Ratio: 35mm
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Critic Reviews for Fallen Angels
Audience Reviews for Fallen Angels
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A movie about fleeting moments and random encounters, full of fleeting moments and random encounters. Sometimes wish the stories were more tied in together, but it's fun, sad and charming all the same
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Surreal visuals and humor keep this aimless movie from feeling like an exercise in futility. This feels like a movie that was shot between a group of friends on a weekend and that's not necessarily a bad thing. But there was no real semblance of plot, it really is a visually driven movie. But since it's been almost 17 years since this film's release, it probably doesn't stand the test of time visually. One thing I liked about the movie was that it had a sense of confidence about its style. It didn't give a fuck that there was no story to speak of and it wasn't going to fit within the parameters of what people believe a movie should be, and that takes a lot of balls, because this isn't exactly the easiest movie to sit through, especially some parts in the middle. It takes a certain mindset to enjoy. It's not a movie I'd recommend to everybody, but I did like it.
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I tried IN THE MOOD FOR LOVE, and then 2046 and now FALLEN ANGELS and they're all "all style, and no substance" and boring as hell. No more Kar Wai Wong romantic coupling films for me. ASHES OF TIME REDUX is great though.
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I'm not really sure what to make of this movie. It was energetic, but not very entertaining. It was stylish, but not substantial. The girl (Michelle Reis) was really hot, but the look of the film was quite ugly. The point of this film wasn't supposed to be the story (there's really no narrative, which isn't necessarily a bad thing), but it was obviously supposed to be a new-wave 90's artistic visual statement. The only problem is that I didn't like looking at it.
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