Charlie Yeung, Fai-hung Chan, Karen Mok
The ever-so-smooth Killer, a gun-for-hire, resigns from his job when he starts feeling the growing pressure from his beautiful boss, Agent, about his whereabouts. The real problem at-hand, however, is...( read more
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DVD Release Date: October 12, 1999
Stats: 565 reviews
Netflix somni-bomb. All style, mood and colors. It literally took me three months to get through this frickin' movie because it kept putting me to sleep. So cool it's dead.
One of many Wong Kar Wai masterpieces, think about what what Martin Scorsese would have made and imagine it on steroids and that is what Fallen Angels is as a film.
Brilliantly shot, strong performance from the entire cast and a scene involving an ice cream truck that should be s...( read more)
Bleh, Wong Kar Wai...at least he had the decency to show Michelle Reis touching herself.
UPDATE: Just discovered that Fallen Angels is out on DVD and I can watch it. Will buy it soon and re-watch it and then re-review it........soon
Fallen Angels is the story of a professional killer in Hong Kong. It follows the in's and out's of his job and his partner in ...( read more)
Life, maybe, turns on coincidence or is directed by fate -- your choice -- or maybe not : ) Sometimes it seems as if we do live in a very small world, although sometimes it is so huge and impersonal that we don't even recognize our former lovers. This elastic size of the world ...( read more)
I haven't seen too many Asian movies, so their style is still a little bit strange to me. All in all, this was an artsy movie (don't know if it is the director's style or not).
There was narrative from the three main characters. Filled with irony, dark humor, and witty remarks, ...( read more)
Takeshi Kaneshiro plays the most adorable lunatic you can possibly imagine.
MI FAVORITA ENTRE LAS FAVORITAS,TIENE TODO LO QUE ME GUSTA,LA MUSICA, EL AMBIENTE, LOS PERSONAJES,LA HISTORIA, MIRENLA.
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