Chung Hing sam lam (1994)'s comments

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maarow

I love the artistry of the filmmaking, but I'm afraid I can't dismiss the girl-stalks-boy storyline as simply "quirky". As others have noted, swap the sexes and nobody would find it cute.

1 year 3 months ago

tweet_tweet

Come for the Cinematography, stay for the two quirky love stories.

1 year 3 months ago

Filmbuff77

Great film by Wong Kar-Wai. A funny, sexy, 90's classic!

1 year 9 months ago

PaulC138

I have seen 3 Wong Kar-wai films so far. Fallen Angels, 2046, & Chungking Express. This one is my favorite by far.

3 years 10 months ago

A film with two love stories between characters with troubled lives.
I didn't like the way the first story was shot, and found the "shaking camera" quite annoying. Fortunately the shaking ceases for the last sequence in the bar.
I found the second story greatly shot.

4 years 3 months ago

tiedyedvortex

Why is this in the Mystery top list? This is a romance movie, plain and simple; no mystery whatsoever.

5 years 1 month ago

Robbimich

My god, was this boring or what? By far the best thing in this movie was California Dreamin' but when it came on for the sixth time, it became frustratingly annoying.

5 years 10 months ago

SpacePauls

I don't know the laws so I can't tell you if she's guilty of breaking and entering, but what I can tell you is that she's guilty of breaking and entering my heart.

5 years 12 months ago

Siskoid

Chungking Express by Wong Kar-Wai. Not so much a movie as two movies, with common locations and themes, but no intersecting plots. Both feature lovelorn cops and Wong Kar-Wai's lyricism and poetry. In the first, a cop obsessed with things (and relationships) having expiration dates crosses paths with a bewigged drug smuggler, but doesn't know what he's got. In the second, a slightly crazy girl redecorates another cop's apartment in his absence, replacing his ex-girlfriend inch by inch. The screwball romance stars Tony Leung again, but it would have been my favorite anyway.

7 years 5 months ago