I Come with the Rain
I Come with the Rain

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Ex-Los Angeles cop turned private eye Kline travels to Hong Kong in search of Shitao, the missing son of a powerful pharmaceutical conglomerate boss. Enlisting Meng Zi a friend and a former colleague now working for the Hong Kong Police, Kline follows a faint trail left by the ethereal Shitao. The path leads to local gangster Su Dongpo and his beautiful, drug addicted girlfriend Lili. But Kline is distracted from his search, haunted by memories of the serial killer Hasford wh... (Full plot summary below)

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Actors in I Come with the Rain:

Josh Hartnett
Elias Koteas
Takuya Kimura
Lee Byung-hun
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Shawn Yue Man-Lok

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Ex-Los Angeles cop turned private eye Kline travels to Hong Kong in search of Shitao, the missing son of a powerful pharmaceutical conglomerate boss. Enlisting Meng Zi a friend and a former colleague now working for the Hong Kong Police, Kline follows a faint trail left by the ethereal Shitao. The path leads to local gangster Su Dongpo and his beautiful, drug addicted girlfriend Lili. But Kline is distracted from his search, haunted by memories of the serial killer Hasford whose 'body of work' was the reason Kline quit the police force. Will Kline once again need to lose his mind to find his latest quarry?

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Examiner.com - 2/10 by Adam LippeIt's certainly odd to suddenly be distracted first by what looks like one character's glass eye, and then notice the waterfall behind him, and then recognize that he appears to be floating, but that's really just our imagination. Maybe.
User Review - 10/10 by Atsushi Oa Tran Anh Hung's film + a wonderful international cast = a must see movie
User Review - 8/10 by Peter SReally interesting movie, really strange too. The story is a mix between a polar and a life of christ story (yeah, I know how it sounds, but hey, it's the subject of this movie!), including some very disturbing art ideas (in the line of the "Silence of the Lambs")... Well, fascinating stuff, it's an experience to watch it. Beware, some sequences are really violent, and some ideas are really disturbing - like going inside the mind of a psychopath... Otherwise Josh Hartnett is really - really good in it: very nice actor performance. I was quite impress by it!
User Review - 8/10 by bill bWhat an awesome film. Not for everybody but still very well made. Weird that reminds me Cronemberg A post modern Jesus Christ film.
User Review - 8/10 by Norman TA super interesting and very odd film. I've seen it twice now and will watch it again. The more I think about it, the more I like it. Great acting, locations and interesting story make this worth watching.
User Review - 8/10 by Phil NVietnamese director Tran Anh Hung (Cyclo, The Vertical Ray Of The Sun)returns after 9 years in the wilderness with this thriller about an ex-cop sent to Asia to look for a tycoon's missing son. As with a lot of multi-national hybrids (where all the characters speak English for our benefit) this gives mixed results - a somewhat confused narrative with religious symbolism and wildly uneven performances from its Asian stars (although Hartnett is good). Yet on the plus side it's original and gripping and Tran's style captivates, plus it's got a fab soundtrack. Defiantly uncommercial but truly compelling viewing despite its many flaws.
User Review - 8/10 by Sergej Pdisturbing.. shocking.. intelligent.. difficult plot to understand and digest but original in many ways.. not for a popcorn audience..
User Review - 8/10 by Dane AEven though the pace of the film is slow and there are so many scenes depicting the mentality of the characters, it is still very interesting to watch. weird as in the appearance of a man who disappears and appears as a messiah and has the ability to cure people. This film is more of an experimental film, so there are some parts that rough on the edges. Plus grotesque sculptors made of human bodies..awesome...
User Review - 8/10 by Shmags Zmelancholy as equivalent to david lynch minus the heavy atmosphere n paused dialogues...in a word a gem frm story to performances...elias koteas keeps on impressing, laaate bloomer like dafoe,gona c a lot of him in coming days!
User Review - 8/10 by Joseph SMaybe I'm just crazy but there was something kinda awesome about this psychedelic Micheal Mann story in Hong Kong, where even Josh Hartnet looks badass, although all he has to do is stand around looking melancholy at HK skyline while Radiohead's soundtrack chews the scenery. Even Urkel would look badass under said conditions. As Anh Hung Tran's big western crossover film "I Come With The Rain"(his first completely in English) he self conciosuly tries to combine everything the west loves most; detectives, serieal killers and messiahs. It's as if he started with these three elements in mind and decided to try to make a movie out of it, whatever the costs. Hartnet is a burned out Los Angeles ex-cop who quit the force after a particularly psychologically deblitating showdown with a serial killer named Hasford (played by Atom Egoyan favorite Elias Koteas) an artist who killed 24 people turning them into nighmarishly surreal flesh sculptures. He is called by the head of "the worlds largest pharmecutical company" to track down his wayward son who went missing in the Philipines where he had inexplicably started running an orphanage. Hartnett is on the case in the first few minutes but still plagued by nightmares and visions of Hasford whever he goes. The case takes a turn that leads to Hong Kong where most of the film takes place. The wayward son runs afowl of gangsters, that also have an adversarial connection to Hartnett's contact in Hong Kong a freind a fellow police officer. Though it seems to recall "Manhunter" especially and a slew of other cop dramas, the plot wanders off as soon as you take your eyes from it. Hartnett does not so much crack the case as descend further and further into his own barely functioning kind of madness, still full of thoughts of Hasford in flashbacks that come without warning(making the narrative hard to peice together at times). The son has become a healer of sorts, and diety to the locale homeless who live on the outskirts of the city. Each time he heals someone he spasms and writhes around, as if having literally absorbed their suffering. "Human sufferring is the marvel of the universe, is there anything more beautiful on earth?" Hasford asks at one point. And indeed suffering seems to be the order of the day. All of the characters, from Hasford who seeks to capture suffering in his "art", to Harnett who suffers because of what he has seen and how it has "contaminated" his worldview, to the gangster who longs to see his girlfreind again and brutally takes his revenge out on everyone to find her, to the girlfreind who suffers herion withdrawl in the "son's" shanty, where he suffers seemingly for the sins of the world. This was obviosuly made for a western audeince, French raised Vietnamese director Anh Hung Tran admits as much, drawing from the "mythology of film and the west" to create this strange cocktail of spirituality and mystery. Tran erases most of what we would expect as crucial scenes of a detective story, like those of Hartnett doing any real police work, or the villain getting his comeuppance, instead opting for a series of flashbacks moving us in and out of real time and ever deeper into metaphorical waters. The images in the film are beautiful and disturbing recaling the gritty poetry of his earlier "Cyclo" with horrors worthy of Tarsem's "The Cell" . The soundtrack is by "Radiohead" who I assume need no introduction. One of the best scenes in his earlier "Cyclo" was set to Radiohead's "Creep", and "I Come With The Rain" lets the band have free range, and includes some of their other classics like "Crawling Up The Walls" and "I Wish I Was Bulletproof", but the real musical centerpiece is from Canada's "A Silver Mt. Zion" and "The Truimph Of Our Tired Eyes" (my favorite song by the band...how did Tran know?) which plays multiple times and during one extended sequence when we see a crucial flashback into the sons's dissapearance. I know some people will say the film is simple idolatry, using identifiable symbols charged with meaning, but meaningless to create a coherent story. I thought so too at first, but by the end I was swept up in the waves of sounds, images, and editing, to an ambigious conclusion where the suffering of one becomes the suffering of all. By the end the fact that there were more similarities than differences between a burn out cop, a serial killer, and perhaps God incarnate on earth felt appropriate. Tran achieves this with little dialogue and lots of cinematic finesse. It's use of music and investigation(of sorts) into over-indentification, good, evil, and gangsters make it a siamese twin of similarly misunderstood upon release strange detective thriller "Manhunter", and I would feel a liar to discount one for the same reasons I enjoy the other. Between this movie, "Bad Lietenant: Port Of New Orleans" and Takashi Miike's "Detective Story", we have been lucky in the last half of the decade to see an inventive return to the most fromulaic of stories, the cop drama. Even if "I Come With The Rain" is not as immediately coherent, and certainly not as funny as the other two, it makes its spiritual core engaging like the first "Bad Lietenant" or "Love Exposure" without belittling it's audience like "Knowing" or "The Book Of Eli". It's sad that such an accessible and unique work will not find it's way to western audiences sooner, because it would certainly draw a crowd. "I Come With The Rain" will not be enjoyed by everyone, and I suspect argued about vehemently, but perhaps that agony of waiting, and in-fighting, will be worth it in the end. Enjoy the suffering everybody.

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