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In Reply to: Re: Wai Wong Kar's masterpiece, "In the Mood for Love." posted by Jeff Starrs on March 14, 2006 at 14:28:45:
imperceptively are moved from one heart-felt scene to another. No filler, no art for art's sake shots.
The result is that Wai can deliver a much heavier, fuller-storied feature than other filmmakers. Also, his style of cutting from one confusingly framed shot to another allows him more deliberately to pace the film than others: the viewer pays rapt attention or soon is lost.
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- Brilliant editing which I forgot, too. You gently, almost - tinear 15:11:28 03/14/06 (0)
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