As Tears Go By Digitally Remastered Edition (Japan Version) DVD Region 2

Jacky Cheung | Andy Lau | Maggie Cheung Man Yuk

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Product Title:	As Tears Go By Digitally Remastered Edition (Japan Version) 旺角卡門 (數碼修復版) (日本版) 旺角卡门 (数码修复版) (日本版) いますぐ抱きしめたい　デジタル・リマスター版 As Tears Go By Digitally Remastered Edition (Japan Version)
Artist Name(s):	Jacky Cheung \| Andy Lau \| Maggie Cheung Man Yuk 張學友 \| 劉德華 \| 張曼玉张学友 \| 刘德华 \| 张曼玉張學友（ジャッキー・チョン） \| 劉徳華（アンディ・ラウ） \| 張曼玉（マギー・チャン） \| アレックス・マン Jacky Cheung \| 유덕화 \| 장만옥
Director:	ウォン・カーウァイ
Release Date:	2006-06-23
Publisher Product Code:	UASD-45316
Language:	Cantonese
Subtitles:	Japanese
Country of Origin:	Hong Kong
Picture Format:	NTSC What is it?
Disc Format(s):	DVD
Region Code:	2 - Japan, Europe, South Africa, Greenland and the Middle East (including Egypt) What is it?
Publisher:	Universal Pictures Japan
Other Information:	DVD
Shipment Unit:	1 What is it?
YesAsia Catalog No.:	1004183493

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タイトル	:	いますぐ抱きしめたい　デジタル・リマスター版
出演	:	アンディ・ラウ［劉徳華］／マギー・チャン［張曼玉］／ジャッキー・チュン／アレックス・マン［萬梓良］
監督	:	ウォン・カーウァイ［王家衛］(監督)／ウォン・カーウァイ［王家衛］(脚本)／アンドリュー・ラウ(撮影)

【香港の暗黒街で、愛を求めながらも運命に翻弄される男と女。】ギャングの一員として暮らすアンディ。彼は従姉妹のマギーと出会い、次第に彼女との新生活を夢見るようになるが・・・。

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色 : カラー
画面 : Vista-16:9LB
言語／音声 : 広東語:ドルビーデジタル５．１ｃｈサラウンド

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製作年 : 1988
備考 : 1枚組
映像特典：予告編集
日本小売価格 : ￥3800

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Average Customer Rating for All Editions of this Product: Customer Review Rated Bad 9 - 9.1 out of 10 (11)

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July 25, 2009

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Disappointing debut Customer Review Rated Bad 6 - 6 out of 10

"As Tears Go By" definitely feels like a debut feature from first-time director Wong Kar Wai. Its lensing tends toward the pretentious, its editing is choppy, its script is overblown, and its actors (particularly Jacky Cheung) perform with all the subtlety of a sledgehammer. (Only Maggie Cheung manages to escape the overacting bug.) Andy Lau stars as Ha Tau, a triad "big brother" who appears to lead the world's smallest gang and does almost nothing as a gangster other than to get the useless Fly (Jacky Cheung) out of endless scrapes.

Out of the blue Ha Tau's cousin Ah Ngor (Maggie Cheung), whom Ha Tau had never before met, moves into Ha Tau's dumpy Kowloon apartment. Ah Ngor lives on Lantau Island, but suffers from a lung condition and needs to see a doctor whose office is near Ha Tau's place. (Oddly, Ah Ngor's lung condition does not deter her from smoking and, although she wears a surgical mask in order to not spread germs, she lets her cousin drink out of the same water bottle on which she has put her mouth!) Ah Ngor and Ha Tau immediately are attracted to each other; is it only me who is made squeamish by this romance between first cousins?

Fly's behavior becomes increasingly irresponsible and soon leads to a confrontation with a rival gang. Both Ha Tau and Fly are beaten to a pulp. (Ha Tau repeatedly is beaten in the chest with a baseball bat, but, surprisingly, when he awakes next morning Ha Tau not only has no broken ribs, he doesn't even have any bruises on his body! What a quick healer!) Ha Tau and Fly have one final meeting, then Fly runs off on his own to commit one last "glorious" act. Miraculously, although Ha Tau has no idea where Fly has gone, Ha Tau somehow stumbles upon the very place at which Fly is committing his infamous act. (What a coincidence!)

While "As Tears Go By" has the most conventional narrative of Wong Kar Wai's movies, therein lies its biggest flaw. There is nothing here we haven't seen before and haven't seen done better. For me, the movie's lack of originality and overblown theatrics made it seem almost interminable. "As Tears Go By" is more interesting as an historical artefact than as an actual movie.