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Product Title: | Fallen Angels (Blu-ray) (Korea Version) 墮落天使 (Blu-ray) (韓國版) 堕落天使 (Blu-ray) (韩国版) 天使の涙 (Blu-ray) (韓国版) 타락천사 (블루레이) (한국판) |
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Artist Name(s): | Leon Lai (Actor) | Charlie Young (Actor) | Kaneshiro Takeshi (Actor) | Karen Mok (Actor) | Michelle Reis | Frankie Chan (Actor) | Christopher Doyle (Actor) | William Chang (Actor) 黎明 (Actor) | 楊采妮 (Actor) | 金城 武 (Actor) | 莫文蔚 (Actor) | 李嘉欣 | 陳勳奇 (Actor) | 杜可風 (Actor) | 張 叔平 (Actor) 黎明 (Actor) | 杨采妮 (Actor) | 金城 武 (Actor) | 莫文蔚 (Actor) | 李嘉欣 | 陈勋奇 (Actor) | 杜可风 (Actor) | 张 叔平 (Actor) 黎明(レオン・ライ) (Actor) | 楊采妮 (チャーリー・ヤン) (Actor) | 金城武 (Actor) | 莫文蔚(カレン・モク) (Actor) | 李嘉欣 (ミッシェル・リー) | 陳勲奇(フランキー・チャン) (Actor) | 杜可風 (クリストファー・ドイル) (Actor) | 張叔平 (Actor) Leon Lai (Actor) | 양채니 (Actor) | 금성무 (Actor) | Karen Mok (Actor) | Michelle Reis | Frankie Chan (Actor) | Christopher Doyle (Actor) | 張叔平(ウィリアム・チャン) (Actor) |
Director: | Wong Kar Wai 王 家衛 王 家卫 王家衛 (ウォン・カーウァイ) 왕가위 |
Blu-ray Region Code: | A - Americas (North, Central and South except French Guiana), Korea, Japan, South East Asia (including Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan) What is it? |
Release Date: | 2014-07-07 |
Subtitles: | English, Korean |
Place of Origin: | Hong Kong |
Picture Format: | [HD] High Definition, NTSC What is it? |
Sound Information: | DTS-HD Master Audio |
Screen Resolution: | 1080p (1920 x 1080 progressive scan) |
Publisher: | Eos |
Other Information: | 1-Disc |
Shipment Unit: | 1 What is it? |
YesAsia Catalog No.: | 1035985153 |
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*Screen Format: 1.78: 1080P High Definition
*Sound Mix: 5.1 DTS-HD Master Audio
*Extras: 예고편
*Director: 왕가위
* 왕가위 감독 컬렉션 블루레이 출시(총 6편 출시예정)
- <화양연화>,<중경삼림>,<타락천사>,<해피투게더>,<2046>,<동사서독 리덕스> 왕가위 감독작품 전격 블루레이 출시
왕가위 감독 컬렉션 블루레이 세번째 : “타락천사”
▶ 왕가위(Kar Wai Wong) 감독 ◀
Kar Wai Wong 현대 세계 영화사에서 가장 흥미롭고 영향력 있는 감독 중 한 명인 왕가위 감독은 대부분 의 작품 안에서 도시 풍경 속 억압된 인간의 욕망, 소외, 기억 그리고 고독에 관한 이야기들을 자신만의 농밀하고 우울하며 관능적인 스타일로 그려왔다.
왕가위는 데뷔작인 <열혈남아>에서 그만의 장기인 강렬한 비주얼 스타일을 보여주며 1989년 칸영화제 ‘비평가 주간’에 상영되어 새롭게 떠오르는 신예 감독으로 그의 존재를 알리기 시작한다. 이어 장만옥, 양조위 등 홍콩 최고 스타들과 함께 작업하여 1960년대를 생생하게 포착해 낸 영화 <아비정전>과 올스타들을 한자리에 소집해 중국의 머나먼 대륙을 배경으로 모든 장르적 코드에서 의도적으로 벗어난 무협 시대극 <동사서독>을 통해 자신만의 작품 세계를 구축해 나간다.
이후 왕가위는 <중경삼림>, <타락천사>, <해피투게더>를 통해 최고의 스타일리스트로서 자리매김해 나간다. 특히 엇갈린 사랑의 이야기를 옴니버스 형식으로 풀어낸 수작 <중경삼림>은 국내 개봉 당시 ‘왕가위 열풍’을 낳으며 홍콩 영화에 대한 일반관객의 인식을 변화시키는데 큰 계기를 마련한 작품이다. 양조위, 장국영의 동성애 연기로 화제를 모았던 <해피투게더>는 스타일리스트로 칭송 받는 그의 혁신적인 작품세계를 보여주는 작품으로 50회 칸영화제 최고 감독상을 수상했다.
이후 장만옥, 양조위의 주연의 <화양연화>와 공리, 장첸, 양조위, 장만옥, 장쯔이, 왕정문, 키무라 타쿠야 등 국제적인 캐스팅만으로도 화제를 모았던 그의 최초 SF 멜로 영화 <2046>을 내놓는다
1. 왕가위 감독 스타일의 색채를 가장 잘 살린 영화<타락천사>!
2. 베니스 영화제 촬영상에 빛나는 두가풍 촬영감독의 역동적 화면
승천을 거부하는 다섯 영혼의 서성임 지금은 떠나야 할 때다!
● Synopsis
기억상실증에 걸린 청부살인업자 황지명(여명 분)은 창녀인 동업자 가흔(이가흔 분) 외엔 아무 연고가 없는 고독한 킬러였고 가흔은 동업자인 이 킬러에게 사랑을 느끼게 된다. 황지명은 완벽한 사업을 위해선 사적인 감정이 개입되어선 안된다는 생각에 가흔과 만나는 걸 철저히 피했다. 하지만 가흔은 그런 황 지명을 그리며, 일방적인 사랑의 감정을 가슴에 묻어둔다.
다섯살때 말을 잃게 된 하지무(금성무 분)는 하나뿐인 가족인 아버지를 모시고 친구도 직장도 없이 살아가던 중 남의 가게에 숨어들어가 폭력적인 방법으로 장사를 한다. 사랑이란 걸 몰랐던 그에게 어느 날 실연당한 여인 챨리(양채니 분)를 만나 왠지 모를 사랑의 감정을 싹틔운다. 황지명은 의식적으로 가흔을 피하기 위해 낯선 창녀에게 몸을 맡기고 가흔과의 동업을 끝내려고 한다. 가흔은 사랑하는 이를 보내는 아쉬움에 마지막 일을 부탁하는데 그것은 가흔이 또 다른 살인청부업자에게 자신을 배신한 황지명을 살해하기 위한 앙갚음이었다. 하지무 역시 첫사랑인 챨리로부터 배신당한 아픔을 뒤로한 채 일본인이 경영하는 식당에서 일하면서 새로운 삶을 개척해 나가려 한다.
그러나 어느 날 갑자기 자신을 떠나버린 아버지에 대한 애틋한 감정과 외로움에 지친 슬픈 가슴 때문에 또다시 예전의 알 수 없는 행동을 하게 된다.사랑하던 동업자를 잃은 뒤 중심을 잃고 방황하는 가흔과 첫사랑과 아버지를 잃고 외로움에 지친 하 지무는 우연히 같은 장소에서 각자의 슬픔을 되뇌이는 데 이때 서로의 외로움을 느낌으로 교류하는 두 사람은 하나가 되어 밤길을 달려 나간다.…
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Having just filmed his martial arts epic, Ashes of Time, Wong Kar-Wai was getting bogged down in the editing process of the film. To creatively revitalise himself, he undertook Chungking Express in 1994 as an in-between project, quickly shooting a film built around a couple of lightweight stories, but imbuing the screen with all the vividness and spontaneity of its Hong Kong locations. Chungking Express was originally intended to consist of three loosely interconnected storylines, but in the end the third episode was carried over and used as the starting point for his next film Fallen Angels (1995), which consequently has much in common with its predecessor. Following Chungking Express with the same colourful settings and familar character types, Fallen Angels is much more an exercise in style than Chungking Express. Wong Kar-Wai and Christopher Doyle, this time with Mark Lee Ping-Bing on second unit photography, go for a much moodier and more contemplative feel to suit the slightly darker material. The first story concerns a hitman, Ming (Leon Lai), who likes to keep both his business and his private life simple and without complications, which necessarily means keeping them apart. Someone else makes his decisions for him, where to go, when to go and who to kill - all of this is relayed to him through a partner he never meets. Disillusioned by his work, Ming quits and takes up with a girl called Blondie (Karen Mok). His partner (Michelle Reis) however wants to find him. Deeply aroused by the mental image she has built up around the mysterious killer, she has fallen in love with a man she has never met and has one last request for him, if she can find him. The second story, which interweaves with the first rather than being presenting in sequence as in Chungking Express, features He Qiwu, again played by Takeshi Kaneshiro - the son of the door manager for Chungking Mansions. Although there are some similarities to his character in the first film, this one is a kind of playful remix. In Chungking Express, #223 was He Qiwu's police number, here it's his old prison number; in the first film, the character ate expired pineapples to extend hope that his broken relationship wasn't over, here it is a can of expired pineapples that caused He Qiwu to be mute since the age of five. Rather wild and crazy in a mostly harmless way, the young man makes his living by using the premises of other businesses after hours when no one else is about, so if you are looking for late-night laundry, vegetables at 3:00am in the morning, or untimely ice-cream cravomgs, He's your man. Even if you don't have such a need, He Qiwu proves to be a persuasive businessman for all his muteness - mainly by dragging and manhandling customers into his shop. There is only one person who is a match for him, and that is Charlie Yeung (Charlie Yeung), a young woman who was dumped when her boyfriend Johnny took up with a woman called Blondie. Together, this extremely odd couple finds wild and crazy ways to get over the losses and disappointments in their lives. Fallen Angels is not as immediately likeable as its predecessor Chungking Express, but in many ways it is all the more thrilling for seeing just how much further Wong Kar-Wai can stretch a style and a concept. This is something the director would also do later in his career with In The Mood For Love and 2046, one film being the flipside of the other - and the same principle is applied here. In The Mood For Love, like Chungking Express, explored the anticipatory thrill and the tantalising possibilities of meeting someone new and falling in love, endlessly drawing out the moment without there ever actually being any consummation of the relationship, using seductive repetitive cues of mood, colour and music to draw the viewer into its spell. Like 2046, Fallen Angels is much more moody, abstract and languidly paced, exploring the darker side of meeting when the characters share a common sense of loss or unrequited love - both parties use an intense liaison as a brief haven to shelter from the painful memories of past relationships. In many ways, this is a much more challenging concept, particularly in the manner in which Wong Kar-Wai approaches it here in Fallen Angels. You typically would not expect to find such bittersweet emotion in the ultra-stylised violence of the first section where the blood literally drips down the camera, nor in the frankly knock-about comedy of the second. You would not even expect these two very different sections to sit well side-by-side at all, but Wong Kar-Wai has a way of getting to the underlying pain that lies beneath and using one to feed off the other in a way that is barely definable and scarcely perceptible but for the simple fact that it works. And again it works because the approach and technique supports the content in every detail, the camera fetishistically lingering over people and objects - the colour of a Wurlitzer jukebox, the slow-motion exhalation of cigarette smoke, Michelle Reis in leather, fishnet stockings and high heels writhing in bed - all contribute to mood rather than characterisation, something that is echoed in Frankie Chan's music score, which is much more abstract than the catchy music cues of Chungking Express. There are plenty of moments here nonetheless to keep fans of Chungking Express happy, not least of which is Takashi Kaneshiro's capricious performance - one of the great comedy performances of all time in my opinion - and the links his section makes with the Chungking Mansions and Midnight Express locations of the first film. Just don't expect a rerun of the first film. Like 2046, many will see the similarities in the surface technique and locations of the film that preceded it and expect more of the same, but Wong Kar-Wai is too restlessly experimental a director to repeat himself. Despite those surface similarities, Fallen Angels pushes his style and technique further and sees the director playing with light, colour and sound to express and refine mood and character with ever greater precision. As with 2046 nonetheless, many will see Fallen Angels as an indulgence too far, but there are greater treasures to be found here if one is prepared to look for them. DVD Video Audio Subtitles Extras All editions present the film at a ratio of 1.78:1. There are slight but noticeable differences in the framing of each of the editions - the US edition being clearly zoomed in. The US Miramax edition is also the least accurate in terms of colour timing, the Korean to my eyes having moreover much more clarity, detail of tone, sharpness and lack of grain than the Artificial Eye release. The most evident difference between the Korean R3 and the other editions, is in the cleaning up of the thousands of tiny marks and scratches that riddled the film. Overall by Noel Megahey - DVD Times |
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Customer Review of "Fallen Angels (Blu-ray) (Korea Version)"
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April 11, 2007
This customer review refers to Fallen Angels (Taiwan Version)
TOTAL RUBBISH
I was utterly disappointed with this film. Could have done some boring things and that would still be more interesting. Complete waste of time and money. What rubbish Wong Ka Wei could produce? Everybody seemed to have taken LSD while filming. |
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January 30, 2007
This customer review refers to Fallen Angels (US Version)
Beautiful, but empty
Having already produced Chungking Express, it is unclear why Wong Kar Wai felt the need to repeat himself with this movie. What we get is a series of stunning images populated by a series of empty characters. Kaneshiro, Lai, Mok, Yeung and Reis all are capable of delivering fine performances, but the script here reduces them to not much more than adolescent posing. I felt like telling them all to grow up and get a life. |
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December 31, 2006
This customer review refers to Fallen Angels Digitally Remastered Edition (Japan Version)
out of all the movies from Wong Kar Wai (Hong Kong director) Fallen Angels (Ten Shu no Namida) is the one i like best. the cinematography by Christopher Doyle is superb and exquisite. the way it is filmed it remarkable and you cannot take your eyes off the screen. the actors heavily rely on their gestures and facial expressions to make the scene meaningful and making an empty atmosphere feel full and rich like a painting. when you are watching a Wong Kar Wai film you are looking at a painting in motion. |
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June 3, 2006
This customer review refers to Fallen Angels (DVD) (Taiwan Version)
"Fallen Angels" which stars Leon Lai, Kaneshiro Takeshi, Charlie Yeung, Michelle Lee and Karen Mok. Is a very good artistic movie. I enjoyed the scenes very much. I have watched this movie in the Cantonese (which the original language of the movie) and it is very good. This Taiwan version is dubbed in Mandarin, which is alright. But I prefer the Cantonese version. |
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February 25, 2006
This customer review refers to Fallen Angels (1995) (DVD) (US Version)
Fallen Angels is a movie that shows you how sad and cruel life can be, and how can some events in our life can beat us down and keep making people feel worst. This is not a regular romantic movie, but it has a good ending; at the end life is not that bad, sooner of later we find happiness. Actor Leon Lai is one of the many stars in this movie, his character is a killer; its very contrary to his normaly clean image. Fallen Angels is a great movie in which you will feel the sadness of these characters. I have seen this movie many times, and its just as good as the first, it is a real masterpiece. Higly recomended. |
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