spiderpig

Emma is Erica and Phillip's nanny that is working under Matthew

NF Korea only unfortunately, still no news on an international service picking this up

peak Thailand cinema

the reviewer is obviously trolling as well and yet here you are, the apple doesn't fall far from the tree.

acting = characters
storyline development = plot

"The original's inherent charm is difficult to replicate in forms of acting, music, cinematography and overall storyline development." Was this not a reasonable point? Reading has left the chat it seems

they even edited their comment lol, at first it was "korean version is actually better, the actors in the original are ugly"

lol they blocked me, was fun trying to make you realize how absurd it is to connect an opinion on the internet to tribalism and obsessive behavior. I guess you blocking me checks out with your insane mentality and also beats the point of you replying to me if I can't even see it nor repond directly.

you're looking way too deep into what is simply an opinion on the internet

what does their location even have to do with this lmao

idk I think you're just exagerrating, so is the reviewer but I mean to connect a biased opinion to tribalism and obsessive behavior is wild lol

damn fam, it's just a review lol. Why'd you have to connect it to tribalism and obessive behavior? Seems a bit much

Here to welcome all the newcomers who come disappointed from the remake and are starting this to see if it's any better. It is.

it'll be hard to capture the magic of the original, one of the most unique fantasy romance films I've seen up to date. Jay Chou's composed soundtrack was perfection.

it's a movie not a series but same. I'm more hopeful toward this than I am for the remake of Someday or One Day.

haven't seen but I'll get to checking out the rest of his filmography eventually as I am a fan of his works as you can obviously tell

rather than focusing on how the cop in the second story referred to his apartment in a humane way, you chose to focus as to what the point of the blonde wig being worn by two different women was lmao. The apartment was metaphorically his heart/state of mind and by trespassing into his apartment, the waitress was entering his heart/state of mind unknowingly and changing things for him for the better until slowly but surely he was ready to move on from his breakup with his flight attendant ex girlfriend and accept a new person into his life. That's Wong Kar Wai in a nutshell, he tells simplistic love stories in a methodical manner.

not really much of a point that demerits anything from the movie but sure go off lol

Most, if not all of his films deal with the recurring theme of people who are stuck in certain routines and habits that don't make them happy. The series of images and Beach Boy's song weren't meant to represent anything, they were merely tools to complement the movie. Your problem is that you're trying too hard to find hidden meanings in things that simply aren't there.

I'm sorry, was I supposed to take you saying that the movie had no plot as valid criticism? LMFAO uh huh sure Jan, you know you could just admit his films aren't for you and end of story.