#yi yi movie

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[zhanglinghez]

CHENG DIE YI: Don't you remember our teacher's words? DUAN XIAO LOU: Which words were they? CHENG DIE YI: "Stick together until the day you die."

Farewell My Concubine (1993)

[tgcfsketches]

“Dream on…”

[rinbylin]

我赢了。 I won. - 我与他十年前海上一战，赢了他半招他却死了。 I fought him on the sea ten years ago and won by half a move, but he died. -你说既然笛飞声没有死，那李相夷一定还活着对不对？ since di feisheng is not dead, it must mean that li xiangyi is still alive, right? - 我快死了...你不惜一切代价却救不了我。// 好不容易救你出来，你可不能死。 I am dying...you have done everything no matter the costs yet you couldn't save me. // I saved you after much difficulty, you can't die. 君武勇之处，世所罕见，心悦诚服。 your valiance is unparalleled in this world. to which I am wholeheartedly convinced.

dihua + a matter of life and death | 莲花楼 mysterious lotus casebook

[redkehlchen]

Gruncle Ronin and the kids! :)

[wistfulwatcher]

YES, I'VE SEEN WHAT WE DO IN THE SHADOWS (2014)

[annoyingthemesong]

SUBLIME CINEMA #656 - YI YI

I've admired Edward Yang a long time for his haunting film 'The Terrorizers', but Yi Yi is even more refined, and a total masterpiece.

Beautifully rendered by Wei-Han Yang, Yang's cinematographer on the equally great 'Taipei Story'.

[starrywangxian]

little mushroom panels that look like movie posters

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[rejectedfables]

"how to lose a guy in 10 days" XueXiao AU

Xue Yang is trying to prove a point about Xiao Xingchen not really being the pinnacle of Patience and Goodness that (Xue Yang believes) he presents himself as, a point about how people are inherently shitty to each other and even Xiao Xingchen will get fed up and reject him if he pushes hard enough

Xiao Xingchen, who knows only that Xue Yang has a shady past, is trying to prove a point about how people are inherently good, and how Care and Compassion allows even the worst people to change for the better

Unfortunately for both their plans and points, they just genuinely LIKE each other so much that Xiao Xingchen doesn't really WANT Xue Yang to change, and Xingchen's seemingly unconditional love becomes utterly disarming to Xue Yang

[yeyayeya]

I’m sorry but the things that have happened in the last few hours have been overwhelming like

The Yuri on Ice movie being cancelled, rumors about the TGCF manhua getting cancelled and starember leaving (I have my personal opinions regarding the artist), and now rumors mentioning how Immortality (erha/2ha live action) and Winner is King (sha po lang/stars of chaos) are releasing on May 1st but later getting taken down???

Hello what the fuck is going on???

[lyselkatzfandomluvs]

Chéng Yì 成毅

Random pictures I like, just because!

QíQí before his image rebrand as a XianXiá boy.

Now imagine this is HuaHua with HúLíJing!

[zhanglinghez]

Farewell My Concubine (1993)

[redsamuraiii]

Noryang: Deadly Sea (2023)

With the death of Toyotomi Hideyoshi aka the Taiko, Tokugawa Ieyasu ordered the withdrawal of the Samurai from Joseon (Korea) to end the Taiko's ambitious goal of conquering Ming (China).

But Admiral Yi Sun-sin is determined to not let the invaders leave in one piece for what they did, as he forged an unholy alliance with the Ming (China), and led the last naval battle of Imjin War.

This historical movie is a third installment of the Yi Sun-sin trilogy, with the two prequels Hansan : Rising Dragon (2022) and The Admiral : Roaring Currents.

[hellish-cruelty]

Movie parallels - Phantom thread (2017), Yi Yi (2000), Babylon (2022), Footloose (1984), La la land (2016), Flight of the Red Balloon (2007), Indiana Jones and temple of doom (2984), The witches of eastwick (1987), Up (2009), It (2017)

[brody75]

Ebola Syndrome (1996)

[stuff-diary]

18x2 Beyond Youthful Days

Movies watched in 2024

18x2 Beyond Youthful Days (2024, Taiwan/Japan)

Director: Michihito Fujii

Writers: Michihito Fujii & Hirokawa Hayashida (based on the travelogue by Jimmy Lai)

Mini-review:

This is the third Michihito Fujii movie I've watched this year, and at this point it's become clear that I really, really connect with his filmmaking voice and style. There's something about his work that feels nostalgic and melancholic in a very personal way. And in this particular case, the main character is played by one of my favorite actors in the world, Greg Hsu, who does as great as I've come to expect of him. The story itself is nothing groundbreaking, but it's very well-told and is further elevated by the stunning cinematography, which turns the film into a gorgeous scenic showcase for both Taiwan and Japan. So yeah, 18x2 Beyond Youthful Days is a beautifully filmed and acted movie that will satisfy anyone looking for a solid tearjerker.