Although they're pretty similar, 2046 and In The Mood For Love aren't related. Tony Leung, however, is like the same character in two different movies, so I guess you could say that 2046 is the sequel in spirit. I don't think you'll find out more of the story by watching In The Mood For Love, though. :(
oh, ok. i see. oh well. :headscratch:
Check it out anyway though, Wong Kar Wai films are great! :woot: Speaking of which, I need to watch 2046 again. I wasn't aware that Kimura Takuya was in the movie. :bonk:
Although they're pretty similar, 2046 and In The Mood For Love aren't related. Tony Leung, however, is like the same character in two different movies, so I guess you could say that 2046 is the sequel in spirit. I don't think you'll find out more of the story by watching In The Mood For Love, though. :(
Actually it's impossible to understand 2046 if you haven't seen In the Mood for Love first. Everything that happens in 2046 is based or referring to things that happened in ITMFL.
Actually it's impossible to understand 2046 if you haven't seen In the Mood for Love first. Everything that happens in 2046 is based or referring to things that happened in ITMFL.
I don't think it's totally impossible. I see 2046 as the sequel to an alternate universe of ITMFL, as it can probably stand alone. While some of the characters seem to return, I personally don't think it's the continuation of the same story. =T
Anyway I read this: http://www.lovehkfilm.com/reviews_2/2046.htm
In my opinion the whole idea of 2046 is to show how the events of ITMFL changed Chow's (Tony Leung's character) personality. The whole film is about how Chow is trying to get over the "romance" he had with Su Li-zhen (Maggie Cheung's character) in ITMFL. That's the film's plot in my opinion. So, if you haven't seen ITMFL, you don't know what the plot is. All you see is random events (scenes) without a meaning. That's why I said it's impossible to understand 2046 if you haven't seen ITMFL.
Shurayuki-hime wrote:In my opinion the whole idea of 2046 is to show how the events of ITMFL changed Chow's (Tony Leung's character) personality. The whole film is about how Chow is trying to get over the "romance" he had with Su Li-zhen (Maggie Cheung's character) in ITMFL. That's the film's plot in my opinion. So, if you haven't seen ITMFL, you don't know what the plot is. All you see is random events (scenes) without a meaning. That's why I said it's impossible to understand 2046 if you haven't seen ITMFL.
Isn't this explained in 2046 though? I haven't seen the movie in kind of a long time, but I remember scenes of Chow reminiscing about his lost first love. I have to watch the movie again. :headscratch:
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watched the sassy girl too....the very very funny movie but also sad in the middle but with the happy ending (the story just complete with lough, cry and love)
jtrader wrote:Did you watch the bonus dvd with the interviews and extras? Pretty interesting.
midori-chan wrote:did anybody saw The Grudge its scary but opinions Im going to watch it on Saturday sooo opinions :dancing: :sweat:
It's alright. I didn't really like Ju-on or The Grudge, but I thought The Grudge was better. Speaking of which, I still need to watch the second one. It's just sitting in one of my drawers itching to be watched... I hear it's better than the first one. :woot: