Diary entries forInfernal Affairs
Infernal Affairs
Way more intense and complicated than I remembered it. The mind games played by all the characters are awesome, plus the acting is superb. Visually and aurally, it’s a bit dated with super powerful early 2000s vibes. The way media (movies, games, music) is used both to pull us away from the world of paranoia and backstabbery and as a means of concealment is brilliant. The scene of the two moles listening to music and later discussing the effect of a speaker cable on the audio quality might be among the coolest, most humane ones I’ve seen in a long time. And the fact that I had totally forgotten it is amazing, I guess when I saw it last (on a shit monitor with crappy stereo speakers), I wasn’t yet fallen into the audiophile stuff.
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Asian March Challenge '25 (10/31): Hong Kong 🇭🇰.
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Tu t'es pas fait chier Scorsese hein
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15+ years later and I still think this is better than THE DEPARTED.
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A remake of The Departed but Hong Kong and it's kind of better(?) I DONT KNOW both perfect to me. This feels so fast than The Departed (okay the departed is not slow for me but IA feels like 10 minutes LOL while Departed feels like 45 minutes if that makes sense) The score is so GOOD. Andy Lau and Tony Leung are incredible. Standing ovation whenever Anthony Wong shows up. IA to me feels subtle and much more chill I would say while for The Departed feels LOUDER and much more violent but to me both movies are incomparable
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A game of cat and mouse, but the mouse is the cat and the cat is the mouse, but then the cat is the cat again and the mouse is the mouse, but then the cat is still the mouse and kills the cat and then the cat is a cat again but the real cat is dead and the cat now is a mouse.
Infernal Affairs
tony leung. literally tony leung.
Infernal Affairs
couldve been gayer
