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By Kathryn S (196) on 08 Feb 2008

Great story - cute, funny, endearing, sad, lonely, and ultimately fulfilling! the cinematography is so beautiful. see it…

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By Hugo L (23) on 30 Jan 2008

A classical Yimou Zhang movie reborn with a lovely Yunnan scene…

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By Christopher M (1,030) on 20 Jan 2008

Just to start off, let's call this the little Asian film that thinks it can…

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By Melody S (212) on 17 Jan 2008

I love this movie…

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By Jerome K (197) on 09 Jan 2008

Beauttifull. I'm a big fan of that director. Zhang Yimou is a fantastic director…

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By Kelly C (294) on 06 Jan 2008

A subtle sort of movie--great cinematography, gentle but moving characters/development along the way…

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By Tiffany Z (31) on 06 Jan 2008

I've often heard this described as one of Zhang Yimou's lesser films…

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By Jonathan G (1,045) on 30 Dec 2007

Nice movie, but a bit slow. The translator/guide that really only knew a few words of Japanese was amusing…

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By Alex B (1,607) on 21 Dec 2007

Quite a special film, beautiful, understated, and emotionally powerful, about (mis)communication and (re)connection between father(s) and son(s)…

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By Marigold E (3) on 19 Dec 2007

A very poignant and moving film - despite the sniffling-snot-dripping man and bowel-movement boy scenes which bordered on toilet humour…

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By Amelia I (4) on 15 Dec 2007

An excellent movie. After seeing The Curse of the Golden Flowers, I almost forgot Zhang Yimou could make movies that can be so touching…

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By Dinesh L (2) on 15 Dec 2007

Soo sweet and good soo sweet and good soo sweet and good soo sweet and good soo sweet and good soo sweet and good soo sweet and good soo sweet…

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By Matt Z (89) on 03 Dec 2007

A simple but touching film. Did not need voiceover, excessive phonecalls, or borderline pedophilic images to obtain however…

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By Ethan N (34) on 26 Nov 2007

Based on the folklore Romance of the Three Kingdoms this wonderful story of an old man trying to do something nice for his dying son is filled…

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By Tom M (1,308) on 18 Nov 2007

A labored concoction of sentiment and exotica…

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By Izyan S (1) on 14 Nov 2007

Father n son relationship.. how far will u go 4 ur loved ones…

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By Aidaliz M (18) on 12 Nov 2007

I was moved to tears! People should learn to express their feelings to their loved ones before it's too late.Amazing…

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By Gin L (3) on 10 Nov 2007

Even though I hard time listening to the Japanese, I still love the movie. I wish I had a father like that…

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By Jose B (83) on 09 Nov 2007

Zhang Yimou should completely go back and just do dramatic films like this and stop doing his recent trend of popcorn films. A real beautiful film…

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By Kevin L (2,013) on 04 Nov 2007

Great film. It isnt the greatest movie from Zhang Yimou but quite good. The main actor has a memorable performance…

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