While watching this film, it simply feels like you're on holiday. This film does not really seem to be cohesive, but it is still not loose in content. The feeling and atmosphere are the most important elements in a film, but this film present them so well the maturity and proficiency of the technique cannot be questioned. There are rooms for improvement, but I really like the feel of the film, especially the walk along the beach, which is so wonderful that it makes you even more devoted to the movie. In contrast to the expectations of a film of love and romance, the complex web of love affairs breaks up and starts all over again.
Love is sometimes so carefree.
They come and go so easily as time goes by, and it seems to be declaring that this is a generation for change. Gordan Chan tries hard to grasp it, but the lack of cohesiveness does not match the theme. It is also difficult to grasp the cool emotions of Faye Wong. With its strong cast and scenery shot as beautifully as an MTV video, this film should be better. The main cast, Leslie Cheung, Tony Leung Ka-fai and Faye Wong, are all good actors, but the film seems to place more emphasis on the scenery than on the actors' performances, and the storyline is weak.