#undevout

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ONE  BREATH ,  THEN  ANOTHER .  The  air  on  Jedha  was  not  the  best ,  dusty  &  dry  but  it  was  homey .  It  was  all  he  had  left .  Temple  in  ruins ,  kyber  stolen .  Fingers  tight  around  the  staff  he  held ,  his  head  leaned  to  the  side  just  a  tad ,  eyes  still  closed .  Wherever  he  was ,  BAZE  MALBUS  was  not  far  away .  He  could  feel  him ,  always  could .  ❝it  is  a  beautiful  day ,  don’t  you  agree ,  Baze ?❞  another  deep  breath  before  his  eyes  were  opened ,  milky  white  irises .  ❝what  good  will  happen  to  us  today ?  what  do  you  feel  like  doing ?❞  

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[english-tibetan-dictionary]

undevout

ma gus pa - unsubmissive, undevout, disrespectful, disregard [JV]

[callmecayce]

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Take my word for it. You haven’t lived until you’ve seen God of Gamblers. youtube.com/watch?v… I’m not that big into Andy Lau, but A Moment of Romance was pretty awesome, too.

I'm fond of Andy Lau (though I don't think I like anyone as much as Tony) and I'm fond of triad movies (who knew?), so I might give A Moment of Romance a try. And I will probably definitely watch God of Gamblers! Thanks for the recommendations. :D

[callmecayce]

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I don’t know if you’re into the older stuff at all, but if you haven’t seen Chinese Ghost Story or A Better Tomorrow, those are great. Also, non-Leslie movie that I liked was God of Gamblers. Chow Yun-Fat (Fat Gor) for the win!

I want to see both of those Leslie Cheung movies! In fact, I think I have them both saved to watch on YT. I was planning to watch A Better Tomorrow, uh, tomorrow. And I will have to add God of Gamblers to my to be watched list. What I really need to do is get back on my watching every Tony Leung movie ever train. 

[callmecayce]

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Leslie Cheung was one of my favorites. I was really into HK cinema in the mid-90s, so I could only watch buy buying VCDs at the Vietnamese market a couple towns over. I could talk about this for ages. If you really want prime Leslie, watch his NYE concert

I want to watch that concert, as well as listen to more of his music at some point. I do plan on watching one of this movies tomorrow (April 1st here, instead of in China/HK), since I don't have to work. I might try to d/l his concert at some point. 

[callmecayce]

undevout replied to your quote: “I still have your (Leslie’s) number on my phone....

I remember where I was when I heard. I couldn’t believe it. I had just watched Happy Together the night before…

Where did my reply go? Why do you do this to me, tumblr? Anyway, what I said was that because I didn't discover Leslie and HK film until this year, I feel that I don't necessarily feel like I have a right to be sad (or miss him) ... but I am (and I do).

[callmecayce]

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Dude. Bullet in the Head is one of the greatest movies of all time.

It is, but I never want to see it again. I ugly cried through something like the last 40 minutes. It was good, it was really good (in an over the top only John Woo kind of way). But, damn.