Domestic ghost director Wong Kar wai, which of his works do you like?

I like Wong Kar-wai's "The Grandmaster" the most, this movie really captures the feeling of Chinese martial arts and martial arts grandmasters in my imagination, and the tone of this drama really appeals to me.

I like his "The True Story of A Fei", especially classic and good-looking movies, and my favorite Leslie Cheung.

I love his Fallen Angels. Because there are Liming and Li Jiaxin in "Fallen Angel", their performances add a lot to this drama.

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My favorite is "The Grandmaster", Wong Kar-wai's film is not a special development towards love, but focuses on diversified exchanges, this movie is mainly to tell the legendary story of Ip Man, interspersed with many plots of other national hatreds and family hatreds, which makes people think more about human nature when watching.

This kind of movie type is actually relatively common, but it is also powerful to be able to shoot the best effect, Wong Kar-wai is particularly good at figuring out the various delicacy of the actors, and he also focuses on this aspect when filming, so that the audience is also very involved in the play when watching.

It is said that Wong Kar-wai either doesn't shoot a shot or is a boutique, after the rebroadcast of this movie, it received a very high box office, and the score and reputation on Douban are also very high, and it has won a lot of awards when it is taken abroad to participate in the competition, which is enough to show how much effort the actors have put into filming this movie, and there are Zhang Ziyi and Tony Leung Zhang Jin and others, who went to learn Ip Man's kung fu a few months in advance when they were filming, and it can be said that they all worked hard, just to be able to look professional during filming, you can also see how strict the director's requirements for actors are.

In terms of casting and interpretation, there is basically no actor with bad acting skills, more of them are big-name old drama bones, including some scenes are particularly evocative, and Wong Kar-wai's movies have always had a characteristic, some shots are particularly slow, and some facial close-ups are particularly obvious, this is his unique shooting style, but it has also formed a classic, and the effect presented is also very good, so "The Grandmaster" is indeed an excellent **.

I like to see Chongqing Forest the most, I feel very literary and artistic, especially suitable for literary and artistic youth**.

I love his "The Grandmaster". I like what he tells about Ip Man in it. There are also contradictions between countries.

My favorite is Wong Kar-wai's "Chongqing Forest", which looks very tasteful.

"In the Mood for Love" is a film and television work in the style of Wong Kar-wai at a glance, and the lighting lens composition in the movie, as well as the matching of clothes, are particularly exquisite.

There are no movies that I particularly like, and I always feel that his films are too literary.

Every work directed by Wong Kar-wai is a masterpiece, and my favorite is the grandmaster.

I think his "The Grandmaster" is quite good. The actors in it acted very seriously. The hatred of the country and the family is very enjoyable to watch.

I've always liked Wong Kar-wai as a star, and no matter what happens to him and what happens to her, I will always support her.

I like it very much, I think Wong Kar-wai's works are very interesting, very aura, and will make people keep repeating **.

My favorite is "The Grandmaster", which embodies the unique charm of each character in the twists and turns of the storyline, and the portrayal is also very detailed and impressive.

I like Tony Leung and Maggie Cheung the most, I think Maggie Cheung is really my goddess when I was a child, super good-looking.

My favorite is actually this, the truant dragon movie is quite classic.

I think Chongqing Forest is not bad, the color of the lens and the sense of literature and art are still quite beautiful.

Chongqing Forest.

Evil in the East and Poison in the West. Blueberry Night.

Spring is just emerging. In the Mood for Love.

Ah Fei is the story. Fallen angels.

Mong Kok Carmen.

Wong Kar-wai directed the movie "Fallen Angel".

This is Wong Kar-wai's "Fallen Angel", in fact, this one is a bit obscure, Wong Kar-wai's other films, "Chongqing Forest", "Mong Kok Carmen" and "The True Story of A Fei" are all very well filmed and classic. The outside world also has a good evaluation of this film, saying that Liming is the most handsome man under the camera.

Yes, Fallen Angel, it's very good, and my personal favorite is his "The True Story of A Fei" and "Chongqing Forest".