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The Defected (2019)

Sheung Sing

01:

- Future: Discussing the head injury that left him with two years to live, taking medication, wincing in discomfort

- Tasered, collapses, slammed into a wall, wincing in pain, later having his arm massaged, wearing a wrist brace, suffering hand tremors

- Slapped in the face

02:

- Handcuffed to a chair

05:

- Car crash, knocked out, wakes up coughing

- Shot in the head, collapses, rushing to hospital with his head bandaged, intubated during surgery

06:

- Flashback: Cradled in his friend's arms after the shooting

- Semi-conscious in hospital with his head bandaged after surgery, unresponsive, cardiac arrest

- Wakes up after a second surgery, struggling to speak, slapped repeatedly in the face

07:

- Still recovering in hospital with his head bandaged, dreams of the shooting, twitching in his sleep

- Insomnia, assessed for PTSD, in denial

- Using a wheelchair, tries to walk on his own, unsteady, needs help sitting down

08:

- Still hospitalised, bandaged and using a wheelchair, refusing to rest

- Told he has bullet fragments in his brain, tries to walk anyway, collapses, seizure, recovering in bed

- Panic attack, complaining that his head never stops hurting, groaning in pain

- Escapes from the hospital, weak, hyperventilating due to pain, pale and in need of support after vomiting, taking medication, trembling

09:

- Still out of the hospital AMA, contracts pneumonia, feverish, coughing up blood, collapses, on oxygen back at the hospital

- Walking with a cane, trying physiotherapy exercises, trips and falls, exhausted

- Migraine, dizzy, stumbling

10:

- Migraine, clutching his head, stumbling

13:

- Car crash, knocked out

14:

- Recovering in hospital from last episode, migraine, learns he suffered further brain damage, diagnosed with neurogenic bladder which can lead to incontinence

17:

- Fails to hide his condition from his friend

18:

- Migraine, clutching his head, gasping

20:

- Grieving, crying, lashing out at his loved ones

21:

- Punched in the face, migraine, collapses to his knees, blurred vision

22:

- Nauseous, retching, taking medication

23:

- Falls down an incline, knocked out, dreams of being shot in the head again

24:

- Unconscious on the ground after the fall

25:

- Suffers a flashback to experiencing incontinence at work, confesses the severity of his neurogenic bladder, comforted

26:

- Beaten with a hammer, bleeding from the head, dragging himself across the ground, beaten again while trying to save his wife, knocked out

27:

- Wakes up in the hospital with his head bandaged after last episode

28:

- Memory loss, recurring migraines, spinal fluid leaking from his nose, passes out, found unconscious at his desk

- Dragged to the hospital, told he needs brain surgery, refuses

- More spinal fluid leaking from his nose, coughing up blood, collapses

29:

- Hospitalised after last episode, coughing, given two years to live, crying

- Massive weight loss, taking medication, experiencing memory loss, easily loses his balance

Kok Wing Jing

01:

- Kidnapped at gunpoint, found unconscious after being knocked out

04:

- Flashback: Beaten until bloody, pinned to the ground, has his finger amputated, screaming in pain

05:

- Flashback: Still bleeding from the beating, witnesses his colleague's death

- Car crash, knocked out, wakes up coughing

- Pistol whipped twice, bleeding from the head, choked with a belt, held at gunpoint, crying, rescued, in shock, flinching away from touch, later seen with his wound bandaged

07:

- Discloses his trauma, crying, comforted

08:

- Slapped repeatedly in the face

17:

- Flashback: Beaten with metal pipes during a fight, cuts his hand on broken glass

19:

- Slapped in the face

20:

- Grieving, crying

22:

- Slapped in the face

28:

- Caught in an explosion, hospitalised, face heavily bandaged, struggling to speak, sobbing, slamming his head against the bedframe

Yau Lai Kit

05:

- Car crash, knocked out, wakes up coughing

- Hit over the head, knocked out

18:

- Beaten up in a fight, choked until he passes out, held hostage at knifepoint, cut across the throat

23:

- Slapped in the face by his mother, told he should've died instead of his brother

24:

- Pistol whipped, shot in the leg, kidnapped, dragged across the ground, forced to kneel, handcuffed, shot in the head, found by his mother

TW: Contains themes of child abuse, p*dophilia, noncon and suicide

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Director Jiaozi and the Chinese Animation Industry

If you’re on my page it probably means you’ve seen my endless gushing about Ne Zha 1 and 2. I’ve always been a huge fan of domestic animation (domestic for me meaning China) as well as international Japanese and Western animation.

In particular, I admire big blockbuster animated films that managed to both convey cultural, artistic and spiritual messaging through a medium as notoriously finicky as animation.

Some of my favourite animated movies (I think this is an opinion held by every animation fan) are the Spiderverse series (despite not being a Spiderman fan) and the Ghibli movies of my youth. 

Being Chinese, though, I grew up with 2D animated TV shows that cemented their place in my upbringing. Shanghai Animation Studio movies such as Ne Zha Conquers the Sea 1979,

Havoc in Heaven 1961,

and even 1878’s Calabash Brothers (or Gourd Brothers? I guess?)

are all iconic parts of growing up as a Chinese.

Chinese animation has never been widely acclaimed on a global scale the way Japanese animation and sometimes Western animation have. The domestic animation industry is made entirely up of passion projects, which can seem great until you realise passion projects don’t typically tend to make money.

In a film industry as hyper-competitive and critical as China, most animation projects never tend to make it far. Art and music, while highly respected once you achieve success, have high barriers to entry. Chinese people are very critical of artistic work because of thousands of years of artistic development.

You may have heard of a recent animated film in China called A Mermaid Summer (or however it was translated). 2 people spent 7 years making it- the movie was bullied to oblivion.

A Mermaid Summer is, quite frankly, shit. It’s terrible. The animation is bad, the storytelling is bad, the voice acting is bad. It was, however, a passion project made by like 2 people on their own- people understand why it’s bad, and it’s not like we expected Oscar-worthy visuals.

Does this seem incredibly harsh to bully these two hardworking people? YES, it does! And it IS harsh and mean!

Understand that thousands of beautiful works (made meticulously and with great care) receive little to no attention in the domestic industry, made by equally small teams as A Mermaid Summer but with much higher quality.

The creators weren’t seasoned pros and definitely didn’t deserve to be bullied so much, but it would’ve honestly been much better if they had scrapped it. (They had actually considered starting over but decided to keep going, which I think wasn’t a good decision). 

Putting out a bad product is never better than taking your time, even if it takes you a lifetime.

I tell you about A Mermaid Summer to establish some baseline rules in the Chinese film industry and how Chinese people want films to be made (both animated and non-animated):

It does not matter how long it takes. The end product has to be good.

If the product is bad, NO MATTER how beloved the director/idea/IP/characters are, it’s going to flop.

In an animated movie: either the animation has to be great, or the plot has to be great. If you have one or the other, it’s meh. If you have both, yay! You cannot, however, get away with having both be mid.

If the product is bad, no one cares how much work you put in or how sad your circumstances are: there is going to be ZERO people complimenting or watching your work. Results speak, not effort.

Doesn’t this seem very strict? That’s because it is, but it’s the reality. Recently a movie came out based on the beloved novel series by Jin Yong, called Legend of the Condor Heroes. Condor Heroes is probably one of China’s biggest ever IPs. 

Its fans are everywhere. My parents love Jin Yong’s novels and so do 80% of China’s population. It’s as big as Harry Potter, basically, just for a different audience.

The actors in the movie are all popular too. Xiao Zhan, Leung Ka-fei, Ada Choi are all big-names.

However, Legend of the Condor Heroes completely flopped. The art direction and writing was bad and the acting was mid. The movie industry is not like the TV drama industry: if your movie is bad, NO ONE CARES if the actors are hot or if the IP is big, it will flop.

In this harsh environment, animated films especially struggle. We’ve seen a severe lack of good Chinese animated films. Is this critical culture to blame? Certainly part of the problem, but it’s also (somewhat sadly and ironically) what drives people to want to excel.

A very tough love solution. 

This is why it is especially shocking and especially impactful that Ne Zha 2 is doing so well.

Ne Zha 2’s director’s stage name is Jiaozi (which means dumpling). His real name is Yang Yu. I will call him Jiaozi, though. 

He graduated from med school in a fairly-prestigious university in Sichuan. Everyone knows how rigorous med school is. While he was studying, he spent every night holed up in his dorm figuring out the basics of animation. After graduation, he didn’t go to work- he spent three years living basically in his mother’s basement trying to make an animated film. 

A very, very classically doomed story. However, against all odds, he did it. He released a 16-minute animated short in 2008 called 打，打个大西瓜 (or See Through).

It’s available on YouTube and it has a total of 0 lines of dialogue. This short, however, went viral for its anti-war, anti-hate and anti-propaganda message. It won a lot of domestic and international awards. 

Through those three years he spent making See Through, he lived off his mother’s retirement fund of 200 dollars a month (1000 yuan), bought virtually nothing, and worked 14 hours a day.

See Through didn’t garner him instant success. After all, it was just an animated short. Within a year it wasn’t really mentioned anymore. He did, however, get his foot in the door.

Ne Zha is one of the biggest IPs in China. He has the most film/anime/comic/game adaptations after Sun Wukong (that’s including Dragon Ball and all the Dragon Ball spinoffs). 

Jiaozi basically made Ne Zha 1 on two cents and a dream. The movie was low-budget (I’m talking 22 million) and in interviews, he revealed he had no money to hire a motion capture expert or a voice acting coach, so he did all of this himself. He even voice-acted some of the characters to save on costs.

The entire cast was unknown VAs. The animation was done by newbies just entering the industry. This movie was the definition of cutting costs.

Against all odds, it succeeded. Ne Zha 1 won fans over with its humour, stellar character-building and refreshing message. It became the highest grossing film of that year and catapulted Jiaozi into fame. 

Almost as soon as Ne Zha 1 succeeded (within a year), Jiaozi began work on Ne Zha 2. 

If you compare pictures of Jiaozi before and after producing Ne Zha 2, you can notice he looks like he’s aged a lot more than 5 years.

Jiaozi has said he’s an extremely introverted person prone to anxiety, and that he’s a huge perfectionist to the point where it’s harmed both his professional and personal life.

He outsourced many of the more complicated scenes on Ne Zha 2 to top foreign production companies. You can see their names (Korean, Indian, Japanese, American etc) in the end credits of Ne Zha 2.

However, he said in an interview that because the project was coming from mainland China (which, as we’ve established, has a fairly weak animation industry), these foreign companies sent only their lowest-rate animators despite the high rates Jiaozi was paying them.

As such, Jiaozi had to redo most of these scenes from scratch with domestic groups.

Hundreds of animation studios in China joined to work on Ne Zha 2. Jiaozi invested almost all the money he made off the first movie back into the second one. These workers were young, passionate newcomers to the industry- they once again didn’t have the budget to hire seasoned pros despite the much looser spending constraints.

The studios that joined Jiaozi worked at low rates (sometimes not even breaking even on labour costs) to produce Ne Zha 2.

5 years later it happened. Ne Zha 2 is making an incredible amount of money. 

Most people are worried about the pressure the success of Ne Zha 2 is putting on Jiaozi- about a week ago he officially announced he’s stopping all interviews and publicity for Ne Zha 2 to go into “seclusion” to work on the 3rd movie, before 2 even finished airing. 

He’s been working extremely unhealthy hours for over a decade. However, the results have paid off. That’s all we can say, I guess.

The reason why many Chinese adore Ne Zha so much isn’t just because the movies are good- it’s because the movies are good enough that they basically became hope for the future of the domestic animation industry.

A *relatively* small company (not small anymore, considering how big they’re probably going to get in the future) managed to make 2 of the highest grossing films in Chinese history and one of the highest-grossing films of all time. Jiaozi has made more in box office sales with 2 full-length movies than most directors with over thirty or fourty.

It’s incredible that what seemed like such a doomed journey turned out so fantastically. Many young Chinese animators now dream of working with Jiaozi, or becoming like him.

Of course, Jiaozi isn’t perfect. He’s at the very least extremely talented, probably a “genius” (or however you define genius) and incredibly hardworking. 

His workers describe him as a nightmare director not because he’s rude but because he is incredibly nitpicky and has seemingly impossibly-high standards. He’s also a little bit of a douchebag (he made a short film called The Boss’s Woman that’s pretty misogynistic but it was never formally released). 

However. You can’t deny that Jiaozi has accomplished what decades of animators before him haven’t been able to. Ne Zha 2 is the greatest animated movie in history. That’s incredible for the Chinese animation industry, which before Ne Zha has never been able to get a stable footing.

Some other Chinese animated movies I recommend as well as some notes.

As a general rating marker: I rate 

Ne Zha 1: 7.5-8/10

Ne Zha 2: 9/10

The Shawshank Redemption: 9.5/10

The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King: 9/10

Decide from these rankings whether or not you think my opinions on movies are valid and if you want to keep reading.

大鱼海棠 Big Fish and Begonia 2016

7.5/10

Co-produced with Korean animation studio

Very touching, very tear-jerking

Animation is beautiful

长安三万里 30,000 Miles from Chang’An 2023

6.5/10

Ehhhh?

It’s definitely touching but not for everyone

Not understandable for a wide audience: you’d need to know some basic Chinese history and culture

It’s okay

People either love it or hate it

西游记之大圣归来 The Journey to the West: Hero is Back 2015

7.5/10

The animation is just okay, but the story is great

Very hype

One of the first domestic animated movies whose release I actively followed

Without background of JTTW it’s not very good, but if you know you know.

新神榜：杨戬 New Gods Reborn: Yang Jian 2022

6/10

The animation is good: more precisely, the models are good

The storyline is kind of a mess

Much better than the other New Gods Reborn movie, which we don’t talk about

Worth a quick watch

白蛇缘起 White Snake 2019

6.5/10

Not bad, the storyline was meh

It got some hype abroad but it’s mid

Worth a watch but it’s way overrated

深海 Deep Sea 2023

7.5/10

The animation is beautiful and the story is good!

Worth a watch! I recommend it

Very dreamcore, floaty feeling

Gives you a sense of being not quite in our reality in a similar way as some Ghibli movies 

[ridersfm]

Most wanted older fcs?

i think i've listed a few in my previous mw posts which may be reiterated here & this is for sure not an exhaustive list, but i would love to see the following fcs aged 40+ : eva green, pedro pascal, reese witherspoon, oscar isaac, mahershala ali, anthony head, adjoa andoh, daniel henney, harold perrineau, kerry washington, jeremy irons, djimon hounsou, ming na wen, tony leung, zoe wanamaker, peter capaldi

additionally, if there's anyone over 40 that members would really like to see, feel free to chip in in the comments !

[shrimpella21]

𝕱𝖆𝖈𝖊𝖈𝖑𝖆𝖎𝖒 𝖂𝖎𝖘𝖍𝖑𝖎𝖘𝖙

Maybe it's a bit silly, but hey, this is my retaliation to all the tiktok models floating around! Give me pretty men!! Of course there's absolutely NO pressure in delivering any of these men - I'm definitely not only accepting these boys lmao. But!! If you happen to use any of them..... I wouuuld be super happy :D

⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀┃Adrien Brody

⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀┃Aiden Gillen

⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀┃Antony Starr

⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀┃Brendan Fraser

⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀┃Charlie Cox

⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀┃Chris Hemsworth

⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀┃Chris Pine

⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀┃Christian Bale

⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀┃Cillian Murphy

⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀┃Colin Farell

⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀┃Colin Firth

⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀┃Costas Mandylor

⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀┃Dacre Montgomery

⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀┃Daniel Craig

⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀┃Dave Franco

⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀┃Denis Leary

⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀┃Dev Patel

⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀┃Eddie Redmayne

⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀���┃Henry Cavill

⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀┃Hugh Dancy

⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀┃Hugh Grant

⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀┃Idris Elba

⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀┃Jake Gyllenhaal

⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀┃James Caverly

⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀┃Jason Isaacs

⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀┃Jason Momoa

⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀┃Joaquin Pheonix

⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀┃Joe Alwyn

⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀┃Joel Kinnaman

⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀┃Jon Bernthal

⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀┃Jon Hamm

⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀┃Kit Harrington

⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀┃Liam Neeson

⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀┃Mads Mikkelsen

⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀┃Mark Ruffalo

⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀┃Matthew Gubler

⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀┃Michael B. Jordan

⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀┃Micheal Fassbender

⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀┃Nathan Fillion

⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀┃Orlando Bloom

⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀┃Oscar Isaac

⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀┃Patrick Dempsey

⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀┃Pedro Pascal

⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀┃Peter Scanavino

⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀┃Raul Esperaza

⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀┃Robert Downey Jr.

⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀┃Robert Pattinson

⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀┃Sam Claflin

⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀┃Scott Patterson

⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀┃Thomas Gibson

⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀┃Tom Hardy

⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀┃Tony Leung

[coasthq]

mwm fcs? 40+

ooooh i love this question. dilf nation rise: shah rukh khan, daniel sunjata, daniel henney, lee pace, oscar isaac, jon bernthal, sendhill ramanurthy, idris elba, tony leung, keanu reeves, mads mikkelsen, chris pine, isaiah mustafa, hamish linklater, mahershala ali, enver gjokaj, ryan gosling, omar sy, hiroshi tamaki, murat yildirim, laz alonso, lance gross. members feel free to add your own !

[xwildheart]

mobile muse page

astrid cunningham - rachel weisz- lawyer- she/her- closeted bisexual atticus newton- jordan fisher- florist- he/him- pansexual benjamin dunn- andrew garfield- bartender- he/him- heterosexual caleb lennox- gavin leatherwood- trust fund kid- he/him- pansexual calliope halkias- alycia debnam-carey- interpreter- she/her- bisexual cassian odair- mason gooding- hockey player- he/him- heterosexual charlotte kincaid- madison iseman- musician/rock star- she/her- bisexual daphne holt- haley lu richardson- veterinarian= she/her- bisexual emmett kelly- sam claflin- tv producer- he/him-heterosexual ethan arlington- tom holland-physical therapist- he/him- pansexual fern odair- zendaya coleman- psychic medium/baker- she/her-pansexual fiona leung- natasha liu bordizzo- flight attendant- she/her- bisexual hank sullivan- bill hader- pharmacist/drug dealer- he/him- heterosexual hannah sterling- ashley johnson- graphic designer- she/her-bisexual imogen reynolds- brianne howey-romance author/ghost hunter- she/her-bisexual isla vasquez- genesis rodriguez- ballet instructor- she/her- bisexual ivy bennett- greta onieogou- er nurse- she/her- bisexual jamie spencer- mathhew gray gubler- author- he/him- heterosexual jane porter- gemma arterton- biology professor- she/her- heterosexual joel danvers- chris evans- voice actor- he/him-heterosexual josephine harris- elizabeth olsen- bakery owner- she/her- lesbian jude thatcher- bill skarsgard- pilot/rich kid- he/him- pansexual kit anderson- robert sheehan- tattoo artist- he/him- pansexual leonardo vasquez- pedro pascal- landscaper/ex military- he/him- heterosexual molly barlowe- kennedy mcmann- paramedic- she/her- bisexual naomi quinlan- samantha logan- waitress/med student- she/her- bisexual nicola vos- teresa palmer- assassin- she/her-pansexual oliver o'neil- boyd holbrook- medical examiner- he/him-heterosexual parker frost- hunter parrish- pediatrician- he/him- pansexual peri frost- rose mciver- ice skater- she/her-bisexual phaedra kavanaugh- zoey deutch- kindergarten teacher- she/her-bisexual piper lennox- diana silvers- trust fun kid- she/her- closeted female leaning bisexual reid taylor- dylan o'brien- firefighter-he/him- heterosexual savannah forbes- nathalie emannuel- fbi agent- she/her- bisexual sebastian mercado- peter gadiot- underground boxer- he/him- heterosexual tallulah lawrence- victoria pedretti- vet tech/ vet med student- she/her- bisexual tessa jacobs- odette annable- single mom/bartender- she/her- bisexual theodore ellison- david tennant- politician- he/him- heterosexual vivian gray- aubrey plaza- escort/realtor- she/her- pansexual willow arlington- natalia dyer- bartender/part time nanny- she/her-bisexual wren henson- fivel stewart- artist- she/her-bisexual wyatt morales- oscar isaac- former lawyer- now ranch owner- he/him-heterosexual

[longclawrp]

mw fcoc for older muses please?

*dancing and screaming with glee* This has to be one of my most favourite asks because I extremely adore older muses of color! The following list are for fcs aged 35+. Please give me:

Adjoa Andoh, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, Aditi Rao Hydari, Aisya Hart, Akil Largie, Angela Bassett, Angela Sarafyan, Angelica Ross, Anushka Sharma, Aldis Hodge, Assad Zaman, Benjamin Bratt, Beren Saat, Brian Michael Smith, Can Yaman, Charles Michael Davis, Daniel Henney, Daniel Wu, Denzel Washington, Dewanda Wise, Fawad Khan, Fahriye Evcen, Freida Pinto, Gina Torres, Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Gratiela Brancusci, Han Hyo-Joo, Henry Golding, Hiroyouki Sanada, Hu Ge, Huang XiaoMing, Idris Elba, Janelle Monae, Jacob Anderson, Jessica Matten, Jessica Alba, Jodie Turner-Smith, John Abraham, Kıvanç Tatlıtuğ, Lashana Lynch, Laverne Cox, Lee Byung-Hun, Lewis Tan, Mahesh Jadu, Manish Dayal, Manny Montana, May Calamawy Michelle Yeoh, Ming-Na Wen, Michael Malarkey, Nazanin Boniadi, Ni Ni, Oscar Isaac, Pedro Pascal, Peter Gadiot, Rahul Kohli, Rami Malek, Rege-Jean Page, Ricky Whittle, Rodrigo Santoro, Santiago Cabrera, Serkan Cayoglu, Shah Rukh Khan, Sara Ramirez, Shelley Conn, Sonoya Mizuno, Sonam Kapoor, Song Hye-Ko, Steve Toussaint, Tala Ashe, Tang Wei, Tong Leung, Trisha Krishnan, Treechada Petcharat, Zhu Zhu

[byneddiedingo]

Andy Lau and Tony Leung Chiu-wai in Infernal Affairs (Andrew Lau, Alan Mak, 2002)

Cast: Andy Lau, Tony Leung Chiu-wai, Anthony Chau-Sang Wong, Eric Tsang, Kelly Chen, Sammi Cheng, Edison Chen, Sawn Yue. Screenplay: Alan Mak, Felix Chong. Cinematography: Yu-Fai Lai, Andrew Lau. Art direction: Sung Pong Choo, Ching-Ching Wong. Film editing: Curran Pang, Danny Pang. Music: Kwong Wing Chan, Ronald Ng. 

The spy-vs.-spy thriller Infernal Affairs is also a fable about identity. A young man is chosen by the mob to become a cop and serve as a mole within the police force; another young man is chosen by the cops to go undercover in the mob. After years posing as something they're not, each finds himself at odds with the persona he has assumed, but their lives depend on maintaining that identity, even when they come face to face. Co-directors Andrew Lau and Alan Mak keep this intricate and potentially lethal dance going to the final face-off. Though on a first viewing it's sometimes hard to keep straight who's ratting on whom and how and about what, the star charisma of Andy Lau as the mob's spy and Tony Leung Chiu-wai as the undercover cop gives the movie the drive it needs, with solid support from Anthony Chau-Sang Wong as the police inspector and Eric Tsang as the mob boss. It's a cleaner and leaner film than Martin Scorsese's Oscar-winning 2006 remake, The Departed. 

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Coringa: Delírio a Dois ganha data de estreia na Max

O filme Coringa: Delírio a Dois chega à Max dia 13 de dezembro. Joaquin Phoenix retorna como Arthur Fleck ao lado de Lady Gaga, que estreia como Harley Quinn. #CoringaDelírioADois #JoaquinPhoenix #LadyGaga #DC

Coringa: Delírio a Dois já tem data para chegar na Max. O filme será lançado no catálogo do streaming no dia 13 de dezembro. Dirigido por Todd Phillips, que também comandou o primeiro filme, a produção é estrelada pelos vencedores do Oscar Joaquin Phoenix e Lady Gaga. Nomes como  Zazie Beetz (“Atlanta”), Steve Coogan (“Philomena”), Ken Leung (“Industry“), Catherine Keener (“Capote”), Harry…

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House of Slay Review

House of slay So I got to get a chance to see a preview of the second season of web comic House of Slay called Casa de Matar and wow its pretty cool. The creation from fashion designers Prabal Gurung and Phillip Lim, Laura Kim of Oscar De La Renta, and their friends Tina Leung and Ezra J William bring a lot to the table. On one level it brings back the fashion designs and super hero action from…

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Spotify, SoundCloud, or Pandora? Spotify is your room messy or clean? clean what color are your eyes? green/blue/grey do you like your name? why? nic is cute what is your relationship status? free describe your personality in 3 words or less eat chip lie what color hair do you have? dark red what kind of car do you drive? color? n/a where do you shop? places how would you describe your style? 🪭🎞️📷🌹🌸 idk favorite social media account twitter what size bed do you have? queen any siblings? younger brother if you can live anywhere in the world where would it be? why? idk. somewhere halfway between the city and the coast favorite snapchat filter? i don't use sc favorite makeup brand(s) idk but i like to buy from mecca how many times a week do you shower? 5-6 favorite tv show? supernatural shoe size? 8 and a half

how tall are you? 163cm/5′4 sandals or sneakers? sneakers do you go to the gym? no describe your dream date somewhere i can take lots of photos, with a nice breeze and sunset how much money do you have in your wallet at the moment? like $15 what color socks are you wearing? pink how many pillows do you sleep with? 4 do you have a job? what do you do? not atm lmao. IT! how many friends do you have? i'd say i have 3 bestfriends and a couple of other closer friends i talk to frequently whats the worst thing you have ever done? i cut a close friend out of my life because i was too scared to have a potentially hard/awkward conversation with them. happened several years ago and we reconnected not long afterwards and made amends, and are still bestfriends to this day. we still talk every single day.<3 whats your favorite candle scent? jasmine/sandalwood 3 favorite boy names felix oscar dmitri 3 favorite girl names bella cassie sky favorite actor? matt damon, jake gyllenhaal, ewan mcgregor, tony leung, timothee chalamet favorite actress? anya taylor-joy, kirsten dunst, mia goth, lucy liu who is your celebrity crush? jensen ackles favorite movie? in the mood for love, revenge of the sith, whiplash, marie antionette do you read a lot? whats your favorite book? no money or brains? brains do you have a nickname? what is it? nic, nicky, nickynic, dummy how many times have you been to the hospital? to visit - 100's of times. myself - a few. top 10 favorite songs simple minds don’t you forget about me do you take any medications daily? no what is your skin type? (oily, dry, etc) im dehydrated so oily. what is your biggest fear? deep water how many kids do you want? 0 whats your go to hair style? just down and curled a lil bit what type of house do you live in? (big, small, etc) small who is your role model? lucy liu, lol what was the last compliment you received? my hair looks pretty what was the last text you sent? 'how much was da pizza?' how old were you when you found out santa wasn’t real? no idea what is your dream car? 1987 bmw m3 e30 opinion on smoking? no thank you do you go to college? no what is your dream job? i don’t dream about work would you rather live in rural areas or the suburbs? suburbs do you take shampoo and conditioner bottles from hotels? nope do you have freckles? yes do you smile for pictures? sometimes how many pictures do you have on your phone? 10,215 have you ever peed in the woods? no do you still watch cartoons? no do you prefer chicken nuggets from Wendy’s or McDonalds? never tried wendy’s so maccas Favorite dipping sauce? sweet & sour what do you wear to bed? singlet and pants/underwear have you ever won a spelling bee? in class, yes what are your hobbies? video games, watching movies, photography and other related creative stuff w/ photos like moodboarding, photo editing, i like video editing can you draw? used to do you play an instrument? no what was the last concert you saw? never been to one tea or coffee? iced coffee Starbucks or Dunkin Donuts? starbucks i guess do you want to get married? i have no idea. what is your crush’s first and last initial? i am not disclosing this information even to myself are you going to change your last name when you get married? i don’t want to what color looks best on you? black, red and blue do you miss anyone right now? dean winchester. the undisclosed person from 3 questions ago.

do you sleep with your door open or closed? closed do you believe in ghosts? don’t like to think about it what is your biggest pet peeve? people talking to me while i have headphones on. people asking me if something's wrong. last person you called my brother! favorite ice cream flavor? peppermint choc chip regular oreos or golden oreos? regular chocolate or rainbow sprinkles? rainbow what shirt are you wearing? this cute red velvet cami for halloween what is your phone background? pink orchids are you outgoing or shy? more on the shy side do you like it when people play with your hair? no do you like your neighbors? no do you wash your face? at night? in the morning? yes every morning have you ever been high? yes have you ever been drunk? yes last thing you ate? crackers with cheese and vegemite + red bull favorite lyrics right now idk but i have a line from don't cha by pussycat dolls stuck in my head because of a dean/crowley video summer or winter? autumn:) day or night? night dark, milk, or white chocolate? all three :) favorite month? january what is your zodiac sign capricorn who was the last person you cried in front of? probably tim lol

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Watch The Action Packed Stuntman UK Trailer!

The unsung heroes of the film industry will get their chance to shine Hong Kong actioner Stuntman. Trinity CineAsia will be brining Hong Kong’s Oscar entry to UK Cinemas, today you can watch the official Trailer. The film comes from the producers of one of our other favourite CineAsia films Twilight of the Warriors: Walled In, Albert Leung and Herbert Leung. The film stars Terrance Lau, Philip…

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Nike UltraSound - Episode 1 from Moonland on Vimeo.

Production and post by Moonland.tv Agency Instrument

Directed by Jillian Iscaro DP Joshua Echevarria Producer Elizabeth MacKenzie Producer Tina Chen Production Designer Allie Leone Stylist Celeste Khosravanlou Stills photography by Goblin, Abrielle Williams, Akilah Towsend, Brianna Roye, and Briana Watson

Join host Sanya Richards Ross for a 5 part series as she dives deep into the challenges, joys and triumphs of Black pregnancy, birth and motherhood. Shot in NYC, Atlanta, Chicago, Toronto and Tucson.

NYC Unit Producer - Tina Chen; 1st AD - Brennan Brooks; 2nd AD - Antonio Dunston; DP - Joshua Echevarria; Cam Op - Rachel Batashvilli; Cam Op - Dominique Jean; 1st AC - Swelee Joseph; 1st AC - Emma Hing; 2nd AC - Brianna Caberson; Gaffer - Gulab Singh; Key Grip - Natalie Larkowski; DIT - Michael Macalincag; Sound - Jenna Leung; Sound Assistant - Andrew Litton; Production Designer - Alexandra Leone; Art Assistant - Nathan Bailey; Art Assistant - Justin Majetich; Wardrobe Stylist - Celeste Khosravanlou; Wardrobe Assistant - Melyssa Willis; Hair Stylist - Rachel Polycarpe; Makeup Artist - Whittany Robinson; Photographer - Goblin; Photo Assistant - Garren Pryce; PA - Jaidan Royal; PA - Aria Mendoza; CCO - William McLaurin

Atlanta Unit Producer - Kimberly Carey; 1st AD - Nelson Quinones; Cam Op - Eric Hernandez; Cam Op - Angélica Pérez-Castro; 1st AC - Nick Neidhart; Gaffer - Colbie Fray; Key Grip - Justin Wyatt; Sound - Galen Elliot; Sound - Graham Kicklighter; DIT - Courtney Goodwin; Art Director - Rachel Darrow; Photographer - Abrielle Williams; Stylist - Jilene Coggins; Hair - Jodie Rowlands; Makeup - Latisha Wright; PA - Rakeem Harriott; PA - Dwayne Johnson; CCO - Joy Heard; Personal Assistant - Paula Wilson; Teleprompter - Eason Duncan; Coordinator - Annie Schneider

Tucson Unit Producer - Chrissy Kernes; Cam Op - Oscar D. Rivera; Cam Op - Aaron Araza; 1st AC - Dan Crowley; Gaffer - Emily Belleranti; Sound - Justin Moschau; Art Director - June Hucko; DIT - Graham Donohoe; HMU - Maria Morales-Pappas; Photographer - Briana Watson; PA - Lisa Carder; PA - Katie Burkholder; PA - Zac Settles; CCO - Lara Pawlawski

Chicago Unit Producer - Brenda Whaley; Cam Op - Jessica Tolliver; Cam Op - Atara Wolf; 1st AC - Rosaleah Gonzalez; Gaffer - Stephen Wester; Grip - Jon Klus; Sound - Lorian Toth; DIT - Randall Tockes; Photographer - Akilah Townsend; Art Director - Abigail Benavides; CCO - Xenon Ziegler; PA - Ashley Tragarz; PA - Maria Spadafore; HMU - Emily Umunna; PA - Tessa Steele