The Beauty of Fallen Angels
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- Опубликовано: 2 авг 2020
- 墮落天使 Fallen Angels (1995)
A Wong Kar-wai film
Cinematography: Christopher Doyle, Mark Lee Ping Bin, Chan Kwok-Hung
The movie is composed of two stories that have little to do with each other except for a few casual run-ins when some of the characters happen to be in the same place at the same time. Both stories take place in Hong Kong.
Score: Fallen Angels Soundtrack (by Frankie Chan Fan-Kei & Roel A. Garcia)
#17 - The Killer’s Death (ft. Robinson Randriaharimalala) (03:40)
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The aesthetic in this movie is beautiful and melancholy af
Shut up
melancholic
a movie that feels you're watching someone's memories/dreams
If you like that sort of dreamy films sequences then you should check out Andrei Tarkovsky. He was a Russian filmmaker and is considered to be one of the greatest of all time. His film 'Mirror' is something you'd really like.
Mine
I’m a 15 year old teenage girl and I’m obsessed with Wong Kar-Wai’s films. I love to edit videos and take pictures and watch films in my free time and these are the only things I truly enjoy doing. Fallen Angels is the most beautiful film I’ve ever seen and it inspired me a lot. It’s really beautiful.
Same!! Fallen Angels for me is what got me into researching the culture, films and history behind pre-Handover, 1990s Hong Kong and the Two Golden Ages of Hong Kong cinema.
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Dear, you have a nice obsession 😌
Happened to me when I was 16 too, watched everything by him, now almost 12 years after that, I have rewatched all of them and they get even better, due to my experience in the world so far. Amazing director.
Maybe you can be a director someday as well!!
My favorite scene in this movie is when the hitman leaves the blonde girl and before he leaves she bites him and she says that he might not remember her but he will remember that bite and he says remembering her doesn't actually matter because he was just a stopover in the journey of her life, not her final destination. At least that's what I understood from the subtitles!
just got done watching this movie, best movie i have ever seen tbh, can't wait to one day shoot my own one, and be inspired by this one again
How do you watch it?
I know right this movie is just something so different. It’s flawless, the visual construct of this movie made me so engaged and enthralled. Most beautiful ending to a movie I’ve ever seen this movie is my fav of all time and the best part about it, I didn’t want it to be my favorite movie of all time...
Good luck I wish I could watch your movie when you make it lol
Name pls?
where you watch?
Just watched this film, completely blown by the aesthetics! Never seen such shots tbh
Probably the most beautiful cinematography i have ever seen. Personal opinion.
Where did u watch it plss
@@estherlim4596 HBO max, I’m about to watch it tonight
In the mood for love and chungking express too
This movie is depressing in a beautiful way
Fallen Angels is such a fantastic and beautiful movie that I was so utterly impressed when I saw it during its first release back in 1995. Though I wasn't able to fully appreciate that film (I was too young at the time), I just loved it a lot. 20 years later when I watched it again, I love it even more! A masterpiece. Also very glad that Wong Kar Wai has made an excellent record and memory of what Hong Kong was like pre-1997!
Thank you, Christopher Doyle. You absolutely nailed it with this film.
That movie captured the mood of mid 90s (93-96) like nothing else.
Fallen Angels is a masterpiece! It's a cinematic hidden gem. 🦋
Is not hidden. Is very popular tbh
@@jaminnooh not really amongst the Hollywood-dumbed down masses
@@barsam2a average cinephile:
Is there any film who can truly beat this masterpiece? Simply blown by the aesthetic and wide angle lens in Wong kar Wai's sir film.
I watched this film last night and loved every second of it.
Watching Kar-wai’s movies at night hits really different
McDonalds never looked so appetizing.
This video should be 1h 39m long
So true. FA is the reason when I fell in love with the imagery of Wong Kar Wai. Some years later I was lucky to get paid watching the Nathan Road from... the nineteenth floor of the Four Seasons Hotel over on the other side on HK island. Nice move... oh lords of fate!
I appreciate this video bro
This film makes me depressed in the tenderest way
All leading lines taking me directly to cinematic heaven
My favourite wong kar wai movie, its almost a tradition to watch it every year
“they’re are some people you can’t get colse to”
One of the cooler things I've seen on RUclips...
my favorite film of all time
Need more such movies.
This movie is just yes
i just watched this movie yesterday, definitely interesting.
One of my favorite films
simplemente bello
long live chris doyle
Great movie
Perfect Videography,it was bueatful
*beautiful
loves it
art
its the beauty of old Hong Kong.
the only way i'd be able to explain how this film makes me feel is the way "After Dark" by Murakami made me dream and imagine such a dreamy and dark tokyo nightlife
watched this movie yesterday and its really good
hey can you tell me where did you watch it? pls💛
@@abrilayala3827 van you please remind me in 9 hours cuz i dont wanna look it up right now
the music and the storyline is both annoyingly good and goodly annoying @ d same time. that's my review
If it has a name what’s the name of this aesthetic/ or film color palette like I see it as having a vibrant green glow
I need to know too.
Cause I wanna edit photos with these aesthetic and I don't know how's the aesthetic called?
@@heimmytitoatahuichivargas405 It’s close to green neon aesthetic
Fallen angel 1995
Neon-noir
Orange and Green.
Te amo WKW 💗💗🛐
More Beautiful is to not fall !
they dropped the hard r and had me gone
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wong is obsessed with mcdonalds
Película terminada 15 de abril del 2024
Anyone recommend japanese 90's movies with similar aesthetics ? 🙏
🌃❤️
Background name please
HK... ...
any site to watch it 4k?
I want 2 live in this movies ooze i wanna live day 2 day in its hazy fluorescent lit wide angled dream and fall in love
nice films but the doll scene.. 😭😭😭
More movies like this?
Days In The Wild, In The Mood For Love, and 2046. These are movies thats similar to this
can somebody suggest me any movie with this kind of cinematography ???
I don't believe it's something industrial and plasticized 🤔
But if you're referring to fisheye lenses, there must be other films
I did not even remotely qualify for ect. You have to take like 800mg of a certain medication per day and I at most took 40mg. But I begged them to do it anyway. Last visit was September. Anshu likes Grimes and Frodo likes Usher. I didn’t say any of these things because I just assumed people in my primary school were unusually crazy. And in my secondary school too. But now I realise everyone is a little bit crazy so no point. Right now I think I’m anxious only because I’m h**** not because of some underlying chemical imbalance in my brain
大好きな映画ですby🇯🇵
It's actually 🇨🇳
grew up with GTA Chinatown Wars as a boy, i've been attracted to hongkong
Is that just a regular fisheye wide or something more?
Both
Is this song on Spotify?? :0
what type of lens do you think he uses here?
There is a video here on YT explaining , they used a 9.8mm lens and attached a ultra wide lens adapter onto it, so it equals a 6.8mm lens.
The cult classic movie of time in 90's.
Can someone please link me where to watch this film?
I found it on Myflixer
Mubi
Korea
Olap
I'm really curious abt this movie, I don't know where to watch it free :
123 movies is where I watched it
WHERE CAN I WATCH THIS FILM?
MUBI
Torrent
Does anybody has any tips on where to buy or watch fallen angels ?
Criterion channel online, I believe you can get a 2 week free trial and watch a good amount of wong kar wai films or its about $15 a month, or ebay to buy used dvd copies.
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@@cchiefjoe show me link pls
fsharetv, ive found all sort of movies in there
Well that's easy. Amazon.
My major criticism of Wong Kar-Wai is that he leans too heavily on aesthetics. There's some gorgeous shots in his films, but the plots are just so-so. A 90 minute film composed of two 45 minute short stories just doesn't give you that much time to build characters or develop any attachment to them. A director like Kurosawa produces 3.5 hour films like Seven Samurai where the first 2 hours are spent on character building.
Nicely put, still loved Fallen Angels though
I think it’s part of the beauty of the film too. The lack of character development kinda plays into the relationships portrayed in the film - short and shallow flings. They didn’t really seek relationships in the normal sense but more for physical pleasure or like, short term satisfaction(?) Hence the more heavy emphasis on aesthetics and short duration of the movie. He used a similar tactic/ plot for Chungking express - I think fallen angels is supposed to be like the sequel to Chungking express (I’m not sure )
You don't need that kind of character building structure to share emotions and ideas. Art doesn't work like that
In my mind, a good film or piece of art is less about the actual characters themselves, but more about the message or themes you want to convey. In this way, even something like a music video can make an impact, even though you cannot reasonably expect to develop the characters in 4 minutes. (Check out Mondo Grosso's "Labyrinth" for a video a little reminiscent of Wong Kar Wai.)
I think in this movie, Wong wanted to convey the idea, as the moral if you would, to take control of your own life first and foremost, and to not just let things from your past keep compounding on yourself, and to get out before those things compound into something too late for you to leave. It's a similar message as Cowboy Bebop actually, and I believe Cowboy Bebop heavily knocked off both Chungking Express and Fallen Angels. In both, all the plotlines involve entanglement with the past and a seeming inability to escape their fates, but in both the characters are clearly given options to escape and live a normal life, and choose not to take them.
Actually thats the beauty of it...no big character development just atmosphere and aesthetics that capture certain emotions and feelings,in this movie its loneliness