
A spurned lover seeks a rich man for revenge. A random onlooker -- who witnessed the public assault committed by the rich man against the lover -- seeks for monetary compensation for his smashed computer. The lover's and the onlooker's lives intertwine as two people collaborate. The onlooker's fate faces an unpredictable turn and mirrors the lover's life.... (Full plot summary below)
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A spurned lover seeks a rich man for revenge. A random onlooker -- who witnessed the public assault committed by the rich man against the lover -- seeks for monetary compensation for his smashed computer. The lover's and the onlooker's lives intertwine as two people collaborate. The onlooker's fate faces an unpredictable turn and mirrors the lover's life.
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| User ReviewShuo Lthe most extraordinary one in the 1990s' in china! |
| User ReviewBill ZIt's the typical Yimou Zhang's film in 1990s. Yen Jiang's performance is trilling, and you may find Benshan Zhao, a famous comedian in China. |
| User ReviewPrivate Uless internationally known, but this movie has captured the social reality then. |
| User ReviewX. TWow, this is completely different from any of Zhang's other films except for some familiar actors he used. The director himself appears in an extended cameo. There are enough handheld shots and jump cuts to make Chungking Express look stylistically rigorous. The style is almost a parody of these Breathless influenced films. The premise of the story is kind of like Chungking Express but quickly diverges to a vengeful black comedy. Jiang Wen plays the stuttering lead wonderfully, though he looks too old for his part. Definitely Zhang's funniest and most commercial film before he went into his martial arts pics. |