Jul 7
one think I liked better about infernal affairs over the departed was I could actually tell The two main characters apart
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one think I liked better about infernal affairs over the departed was I could actually tell The two main characters apart
Just thinking about the end of 無間道 / Infernal Affairs (2002) again!! Just thinking about how you spend the movie entranced by Tony Leung's incredibly soulful eyes and then it all ENDS in such a way
Four gunshots! The pause between the third and the last!!! Andy Lau in the most devastating possible ending to this plot. The Departed (2006) could never.
"Who wants to trade places with this man?"
無間道, 2002
REVIEW:
HELL TO PAY (Infernal Affairs 1) by #SherrilynKenyon at The Reading Cafe:
'The characters are numerous, energetic and charismatic.'
Lucian “Luke” Teivel isn’t just any exile—he’s Lucifer’s son, freshly banished from Hell with no forwarding address and zero explanation.
REVIEW:
HELL TO PAY (InFernal Affairs 1) by #SherrilynKenyon at The Reading Cafe:
'The characters are numerous, energetic and charismatic.'
Lucian “Luke” Teivel isn’t just any exile—he’s Lucifer’s son, freshly banished from Hell with no forwarding address and zero explanation.
ok I see they’re trying to make yeung into a cop version of francis ng’s character in ia2. unfortunately no one will ever be able to recreate ngai wing hau he paved the way. he wrote the script. he, crucially, wasn’t a cop
tony leung is ridiculous. i wish i was that line of coke
Tony Leung film focus event had me obsessing over Infernal Affairs and Happy Together… how do I make this zosan