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53 of 53 · most liked firstFour 📽 Faves: Wong Kar-Wai Birthday Edition: 7/17/1956. Happy Birthday to a master of visual poetry! Days of Being Wild (1990) Chungking Express (1994) Happy Together (1997) In the Mood for Love (2000) #filmsky 📽
unlabelledView post →Four 📽 Faves: Wong Kar-Wai Birthday Edition: 7/17/1956. Happy Birthday to a master of visual poetry! Days of Being Wild (1990) Chungking Express (1994) Happy Together (1997) In the Mood for Love (2000) #filmsky 📽
unlabelledView post →Gooood morning! Saturday! ٩(ˊᗜˋ*)و I've been up since about 3 hhhh, but that just means I watched my movie earlier than planned lol, so movie #15: Days of Being Wild (1990) (watched In the Mood for Love years ago and always wanted to finish the trilogy, DoBW was kinda eh though :/ )
unlabelledView post →Movie years project Year 1990 (110/122) Now Watching 📽️ #8/16 Days of Being Wild dir. Wong Kar-Wai rec'd by @emkang.bsky.social, @lanius.bsky.social, @innocence.com, @staggerlee42.bsky.social, @jessidee.bsky.social, @gaijinrando.bsky.social
unlabelledView post →Had a chilled movie night, a welcome return to Wong Kar Wai's 2046, his audacious remix of and sequel to earlier films Days Of Being Wild and In The Mood For Love Chris Doyle's cinematography is eye candy, with moving performances by Tony Leung and Zhang Ziyi, beautiful melancholy, lovely music
unlabelledView post →Man, I've been doing a really bad job with movie-watching this month. Days of Being Wild, which I've just finished watching, is the first film I saw this month. Returning to Wong Kar-Wai is always a pleasure with how much his movies speak to me. Tempestuous characters, loneliness in a big city...
unlabelledView post →134.) 2046 (2004) Red's movie night Wong Kar-wai's grand epilogue to Days of Being Wild and In the Mood for Love. A poetic work about heartbreak and the desire to recapture memories told gloriously through amazingly entrancing retro-futurist visions. Probably his most ambitiously-shot film.
unlabelledView post →112.) Days of Being Wild (1990) Red's movie night A spellbinding film about longing and using chauvinistic charisma as a means to hide how truly empty you are as a person. Leslie Cheung plays such a cad in this movie and yet you can't help but feel sorry for him by the end.
unlabelledView post →Watched another Wong Kar Wai film today at Prince Charles Cinema. Days of Being Wild is among my Top 3 of his films (but still haven't seen quite all of his films), together with Chungking Express and In the Mood for Love
unlabelledView post →In 1990, Wong Kar-wai released DAYS OF BEING WILD, a melancholy and meditative film about love and regret. Its cast included Tony Leung and Jacky Cheung, and it grossed HK$9.7M. It spawned a wacky 1992 parody film, DAYS OF BEING DUMB, which starred Tony Leung and Jacky Cheung. It grossed HK$9.8M.
unlabelledView post →I love all Wong Kar Wai film scores. ‘Days of Being Wild’ is great too.
unlabelledView post →I came across this movie frame (Days of Being Wild, Wong Kar-Wai) and I've been trying to nail the perspective of the drawing with no success (drawing perspective rulers on the most visible straight lines). I feel like I'm brute-forcing this. What method is there to analyze these kind of shots?
unlabelledView post →In the Mood for Love is one of the greatest films ever made. (But I love Days of Being Wild more!) This essay attempts to be as beautiful as the movie. Enjoy.
unlabelledView post →The scene with Tony Leung in Days of Being Wild (Wong Kar Wai - 1990) was like a teaser in the film. Leung practiced this scene so many times that every movement in that tiny space was in his muscle memory. Such a wonderful actor <3
unlabelledView post →Film 162 Days of Being Wild Wong Kar-Wai (1990) #filmsky
unlabelledView post →Watched Wong Kar-wai’s Days of Being Wild I wasn’t unimpressed with it, but I wasn’t as blown away as I expected to be, I think. It was good, very dream-like at times, which aided the feeling of hopelessness that prevails through most of the film. Its message was pretty clear, I just wanted *more*
unlabelledView post →Oddly enough I just watched “Days of Being Wild” after meaning to see it for years. Maybe my favorite of his despite one of the more baffling final shots of any film I can recall.
unlabelledView post →I find the placement of Days Of Being Wild here to be alarming. That movie has been done dirty by not having a stand-alone release.
unlabelledView post →Days of Being Wild (1990) Longing, loneliness and love: three topics this movie examines and understands more than most things I've seen. Such a cold, raw experience at the center of which is the most punchable piece of shit.
unlabelledView post →Everything’s a bummer, decided I could use some Wong Kar-Wai and now watching DAYS OF BEING WILD #filmsky
unlabelledView post →Ahhh, the best John Woo movie and Days of Being Wild, one of my favorites! Good picks.
unlabelledView post →Days of Being Wild (which is my WKW comfort movie) The Grifters (which is the most acrid movie I’ve ever seen) Life is Sweet (I cried) Bullet in the Head (John Woo’s melodramatic masterpiece) The Match Factory Girl (Kaurismäki’s anti-comedy)
unlabelledView post →My review of Days of Being Wild on Letterboxd boxd.it/4WTt4F
unlabelledView post →Favorite* film for each year of the 1990s: 1990: Days of Being Wild 1991: Terminator 2 1992: Deep Cover 1993: Three Colors: Blue 1994: Pulp Fiction 1995: tied between Seven and Babe 1996: Lone Star 1997: Nowhere 1998: After Life 1999: The Matrix *favorite /= best What are yours? #Filmsky 📽️🎞️🎬
unlabelledView post →#MrPhilsFilms 782 IN THE MOOD FOR LOVE (2000) Dir: Wong Kar-wai Format: UK DVD Keep it/Bin it: Keep it Notes: Maggie Cheung's character features prominently in DAYS OF BEING WILD whilst Tony Leung's character is the lead in 2046. #filmsky
unlabelledView post →Four word movie review for Days of Being Wild (1990): Fated artistry about relationships
unlabelledView post →2. Days of Being Wild (3.5/5): i didn’t like the main male character (performance or character itself) and that made me not really get into this movie. a mistake to have andy lau as a secondary character when he has so much chemistry with maggie cheung and would have made this make sense
unlabelledView post →This least talked about Wong Kar Wai film is definitely the one you need to watch.The melancholic DAYS OF BEING WILD, a film set over a hot lazy summer starring Leslie Cheung, Tony Leung, Carina Lau, Maggie Cheung. Get the beautiful restored blu ray on the #terracottastore #wongkarwai #cinephile
unlabelledView post →Starting tonight, #Portland , Wong Kar-Wei #film fest at Cinemagic. "Days of Being Wild" 4/12, 4/15, 4/16; "In the Mood for Love" 4/12, 4/15 4/16;” 2046" 4/13, 4/14, 4/17; "Chungking Express" 4/14;” As Tears Go By" 4/23 […] [Original post on mastodon.social]
unlabelledView post →A truly great film. And as part of the informal trilogy with Days of Being Wild and 2046 it’s even better. Also this post made me follow you.😊
unlabelledView post →I'd say yes to those between "Days of Being Wild" and "In the Mood for Love". But, in all honesty, the film quality went down after that and, perhaps not coincidentally, I don't find their soundtracks memorable.
unlabelledView post →The Hong Kong skyline with the deep purples, what a shot 🤌 It took me a sec to clock on when he first shows up too, he’s very young here, film came out in ‘89 and he first made his debut in 85. Patrick Tam directed this & edited Days of Being Wild a year later, marking Tony’s first collab with WKW
unlabelledView post →Choose 20 films that have stayed with you or influenced you. One movie per day for 20 days, in no particular order. No explanations, no reviews. #moviesky #filmsky Day 2: Days of Being Wild
unlabelledView post →Tonight - SISTER STREET FIGHTER via Black Belt Cinema and late night IT FOLLOWS at Revue, Sirk melodrama ALL THAT HEAVEN ALLOWS at Lightbox, Wong Kar-Wai's DAYS OF BEING WILD free at Innis Town Hall via CINSSU, more! Rundown: letterboxd.com/torontoplex/... #toRep
unlabelledView post →FRAME OF THE WEEK: From Wong Kar Wai's 1990 masterpiece DAYS OF BEING WILD (shot by Christopher Doyle). Framing like this re-focuses us on the vital rush of a kiss. The color. The unique actor position. Also one of Secret Movie Club's Top 10 movies of all time.
unlabelledView post →I didn’t know about Patrick Tam at all. He was apparently one of the major figures in what’s known as Hong Kong’s New Wave. After this film he edited Wong Kar-Wai’s Days of Being Wild and Ashes of Time, back to back.
unlabelledView post →Struggling to finish Days of Being Wild (1990), an early and difficult WKW film
unlabelledView post →Now that’s controversial! I think it’s actually the better film by most standards I’d typically judge something. But DAYS OF BEING WILD just hit me a lot harder for whatever reason.
unlabelledView post →Days of Being Wild. The fourth film I’ve seen from the seeming master of romance but I’ll say it was probably my least favorite. Not bad but I wasn’t feeling for it as much as the others I’ve seen. 6.5/10
unlabelledView post →149) Days of Being Wild A perfectly fine movie unto itself, but as this informal trilogy brought me to 100 feature films this year, within just five months, I'm seriously rethinking my commitment to write up every single title I watch, read or play. I just don't have much to say about this.
unlabelledView post →Wong Kar-wai film series runs through April 30, adding As Tears Go By (旺角卡門), Happy Together (春光乍洩), and Days of Being Wild (阿飛正傳). www.pennsylvasia.com/2026/04/wong...
unlabelledView post →TONIGHT (and again this coming Tuesday) we're continuing our Wong Kar Wai retrospective with his sophomore film as director, 1990's DAYS OF BEING WILD, arguably the first to showcase his signature style! Showtime 7:30pm (not 7, like most of our recent shows). With Leslie Cheung, Maggie Cheung, et al
unlabelledView post →(The real key movie to my heart is "Days of Being Wild" but I digress)
unlabelledView post →Days of Being Wild (1990, dir. Wong Kar-wai) This is where the Wong Kar-wai film begins to truly materialize, an ethereal film about love, longing, and loneliness in 1960s Hong Kong. A stark improvement over As Tears Go By, which is already quite good. 8/10
unlabelledView post →DAYS OF BEING WILD: hollywoodtheatre.org/show/days-of-being-wild
unlabelledView post →165. Days of Being Wild (film): an earlier WKW film, likely more modest of a production than what would be to come but plays into it as something more dreary than the heightened sensuality of his later stuff. Plot feels too wispy even still, not quite at his best, but it’s still WKW. 7-8/10
unlabelledView post →On Deck at Paradise 1/2 - UHF in Smellovision via Drag Me To The Movies, Wong Kar-Wai's DAYS OF BEING WILD via Eastern Promises, a Toronto Film Society Sherlock Holmes double-bill of THE SCARLET CLAW and HOUND OF THE BASKERVILLES. #toRep
unlabelledView post →Watched Days of Being Wild (1990) for the first time last night. No idea why it took me so long to watch it - incredible film.
unlabelledView post →Despite watching the final act of Happy Together when I was very young I only began getting into Wong Kar-wai last year. In the Mood for Love is my favorite romance movie. As Tears go By is excellent though the Lannister flow is difficult to ignore. Days of Being Wild is also very good.
unlabelledView post →Days of Being Wild (1990) www.imdb.com/title/tt0101... #film
unlabelledView post →In rep, the Brattle Theatre has IFFBoston 2024.5 and #35mm THE MUPPET MOVIE; the SomervilleTheatre has #70mm VERTIGO and THE BRUTALIST; Alamo Boston has DAYS OF BEING WILD; the MFA has I SAW THE TV GLOW; Cinema Nuovo and Psychadelia at the HFA; AGFA trailers at the Regent ...
unlabelledView post →Last night I watched "Days of Being Wild" so tonight it's "In the Mood for Love" 📽️
unlabelledView post →I suppose you might call the dashingly handsome "Yuddy" (Leslie Cheung) a bit of a Lothario. He has good looks and charm, and he sails through life thinking only of himself. His ideal existence comes to a bit of an abrupt halt, though, when his alcoholic courtesan of a mother "Rebecca" (Rebecca Pan) reveals to him in a drunken stupor that she isn't actually his mother at all. The rug has now been pulled from under his cocky feet and he now embarks on a rather self destructive journey to find…
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