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Lu -

Yeah, but she has known all day what would happen otherwise, doesn't she? So she could have just
not let him go there in the first place.
Hm, I hoped for a satisfying explanation that would make me understand that actually it could only
have been that moment, but it seems I'm out of luck.



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skylee -

Speaking of weak points in the film, all HK audience would notice that there was no 皇后碼頭
in 尖沙嘴.










zotium -

it's a nice film, however the sex scenes are a bit overdone and the movie a bit long










laolee -

Lu, What I got from the ring scene was it was only at this point that Tang Wei finally realized
that Tony really loved her. See if this makes sense: In the opening scene, the first time the
audience sees them together, the quail egg diamond is mentioned. So, when she gets the diamond in
the end, we remember for her, that he remembered. This touched her heart, it wasn't crass greed at
all in my mind.










skylee -

Has anyone watched the mainland version? Does anyone know anyone who has? Anyone has any more
comments to share?










skylee -

This is one of the best scenes (very poor video, just watch the first 3 mins please) ->
http://v.mdbchina.com/detail/5122867/

How she acts, how he is moved ......

And here are the 1930's originals -

The sad version -> http://hk.youtube.com/watch?v=IbQEBr...eature=related

The not-sad version -> http://hk.youtube.com/watch?v=hxu8Kx...eature=related










muyongshi -

I have been debating about whether or not to see it (usually leaning towards seeing it) but that
short clip sealed the deal...as soon as I get a chance I'll be looking for it.










laolee -



Quote:

Has anyone watched the mainland version? Does anyone know anyone who has? Anyone has any more
comments to share?

Here is an article comparing the mainland vs overseas versions.

http://www.zonaeuropa.com/200711a.brief.htm#003 - English
http://www.nanfangdaily.com.cn/south...0711010454.asp - Chinese










muyongshi -

I almost bought it today but the lady in the store said the quality was really bad and they would
have a better one soon...










skylee -

The film has just won many golden horse awards, including best leading actor (Tony Leung), new
actor (Tang Wei), director (Ang Lee), adapted script, and best picture.

Chen Chong (Mrs Yi in the film) has won the best actress award for her performance in another film.












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