Lust, Caution (Se jie)
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Fabulous Scenery, Uncomfortable Plot
Lustful words of Caution.
An espionage thriller set in WWII-era Shanghai, in which a young woman, Wang Jiazhi, gets swept up in a dangerous game of emotional intrigue with a powerful political figure, Mr. Yee.
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The plot is good. The settings are nice.
But the actors... they are so good.
Tony Leung and Tang Wei really takes our breath away.
For the many thousands who believe Chinese movies are all about martial arts this can be a great antidote.
Don't miss this movie for anything.

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" Notes: Ang Lee must be, with Darren Aronofosky, the most versatile director at work right now. I mean, seriously, you just need check his movies: ‘The Wedding banquet’, ‘Eat drink man woman’, ‘Sense and sensibility’, ‘The Ice Storm’, ‘Ride with the Devil’, ‘Crouching Tiger and Hidden Dragon’, ‘Hulk’, ‘Brokeback Moutain’, ‘Life of Pi’ and this movie. Most of them were very good but, above all, they were jut so different from one and another. Coming back to ou"

" Notes: Ang Lee must be, with Darren Aronofosky, the most versatile director at work right now. I mean, seriously, you just need check his movies: ‘The Wedding banquet’, ‘Eat drink man woman’, ‘Sense and sensibility’, ‘The Ice Storm’, ‘Ride with the Devil’, ‘Crouching Tiger and Hidden Dragon’, ‘Hulk’, ‘Brokeback Moutain’, ‘Life of Pi’ and this movie. Most of them were very good but, above all, they were jut so different from one and another. Coming back to ou"

"Setting: China Strong romantic element, though it may not seem so. During World War II era, a young woman, Wang Jiazhi part of an idealistic group of young revulutionaries set their sights on a powerful political figure, Mr. Yee and enter a dangerous game. "

" Cast : Tony Leung Chiu-Wai, Wei Tang, Joan Chen What was it about? During World War II era, a young woman, Wang Jiazhi, gets swept up in a dangerous game of emotional intrigue with a powerful political figure, Mr. Yee. My two cents: Ang Lee must be, with Darren Aronofosky, the most versatile director at work right now. I mean, seriously, you just need check his movies in this list. Most of them were very good but, above all, they were jut so different from one and another. Coming back to ou"

"FROM PAGE TO SCREEN Tony Leung There are few actors from Asia who can convey melancholy like Leung. The glint of a fixed gaze, the slight frown of the lips, even in the way he smokes a cigarette, there’s the air of ineffable sadness about him. As the head of the secret police in 1940s Shanghai, Mr. Yee, Leung’s performance relies on subtle shifts in desire. His pursuit of the student spy, Wong Chia Chi (the luminous Tang Wei) is at first tentative, then urgent and forceful. Her youth and dir"