Chungking Express the caught red handed moment

[@margarettam12]

The whole sence reminds me the puppy love, when you crush knows you have feeling for him/her, suddenly you just don't know how to react anymore.

[@L4tt0rff]

Were do I watch this?

[@sirheechul]

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[@davidschwimmer7940]

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[@jinilover]

She enjoyed being "stressed out" by the customers and happy that there is out of cup to serve the coke cola and she kept smiling, she was in such a good mood. 😍

[@L4tt0rff]

Were do I watch this?

[@artofadval]

Yup, I noticed the same thing. I was wondering if anyone else made note of that. lol

[@LemonFX]

Can't believe it's been 27 years and this is still one of my favourite movies ever.

[@aaronshouting588]

And it’s aged beautifully! Feels like it could’ve came out yesterday and it still wouldn’t have lost its effectiveness.

[@margarettam12]

00:38 it's so cute when she said "you asked me to visit"

[@ladygreytea2462]

😂

[@exod.oswife]

I just imagine, if I do the same thing with my crush he'd probably sue me for trespassing.

[@L4tt0rff]

Were do I watch this?

[@T42oqq]

In china we call this romance

[@AustronesianMullet]

Faye Wong completely nailed the dorky girl thing. 1:24 was the her best moment in the movie... besides the moment when she was "caught red handed" at 663's apartment.

[@Nintendo_fanboy87]

So cute @1:24

[@L4tt0rff]

Were do I watch this?

[@alazjaw.8968]

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[@2bin]

Aka: the manic girl trope.

[@AustronesianMullet]

@@2bin She was perhaps a little frantic when she was caught red handed, but not manic at all.

[@Ironheart73]

The whole theme of the movie is finding kindness in random people, and how it can change someones life. For cleaning his apartment a little bit, slipping pills in his drinking water to help him sleep, giving him a better tasting brand of sardines, he begins cheering up. He begins to stand on his feet. Little by little he gains confidence. Enough for him to be able to face his ex and tell her to get her remaining stuff out of his place. It also tells us that love is something that is better meant than said.

[@divinodayacap3313]

this scene is so cute huhuhu

[@L4tt0rff]

Were do I watch this?

[@nimitxo]

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[@Marihl4693]

Él la atrapó. No solamente dentro de su casa, sino que descubrió sus sentimientos. Y ella se siente tan tiernamente avergonzada, ya no sabe qué hacer. Cuando él le invita a salir ella no se niega, pero finge cierta resistencia. Él en cambio se muestra confiado y feliz, ahora sabe que ella lo quiere.

[@AustronesianMullet]

1:51 Shang-chi's dad moves in for the kill move.

[@artandsigns1528]

When you are in love, even no cups for coke feels like the seventh of heaven.

[@mccross7]

I laugh at this scene everytime HAHAHAH

[@L4tt0rff]

Were do I watch this?

[@medical_trigger]

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[@PhukIT1865]

I wouldn't mind it one bit if Faye visited my apartment

[@andyzhang7890]

LMAO

[@Marcel_Audubon]

especially if she cleaned!! 🤣😆🤣

[@happyboy2323]

死啦死啦死啦 oh my gosh, it's so cute

[@sembarangwes549]

She's so cute in entire film. 哈哈哈

[@L4tt0rff]

Were do I watch this?

[@worldcitizeng6507]

One of the kitchen guy is Indian. Speaking Cantonese. Its normal in Hong Kong 😅. I once hear an Indian Speaking perfect Cantonese at the Hong Kong Airport 😅

[@Nintendo_fanboy87]

Faye is awesome.

[@L4tt0rff]

Were do I watch this?

[@chodohead]

@@L4tt0rff I watched it on HBO max

[@PhukIT1865]

I'd meet her anywhere. this movie is just so sweet

[@mageeaaron2624]

This scene was hilarious 😂

[@GlennLaycock]

2:45 was to correct an error they made during filming - getting his officer number wrong - a lucky spot in editing.

[@penegakkeadilanpembasmikej5022]

OMG, just this scene I want to watch the whole movie

[@seeyafornow2642]

the story the wife narrates in drive my car reminded me of this

[@dulio12385]

Imagine coming home one day to find Faye Wong cleaning your apartment. The producer who owned that apartment was lucky 🤣

[@riccia888]

WwOoAaa

[@yubari4187]

Lol the sample nujabes used

[@palanoolho]

Wich one ?

[@gorillaman.1666]

@@palanoolho Dinah Washington - What a Difference a Day Makes (Nujabes sampled it in his song Flowers)

[@KambóTours]

faye ❤

[@slayofbengal]

What did he give to her?

[@missawk6816]

Her record, she used to play while cleaning his room. She had to sneak out after being caught so she forgot and left 😂

[@ivanobar1]

Thanks. I missed that.

[@ganbadeh]

等等⋯等等⋯ 可樂啊，冇杯啊～～

[@honeylena]

Chinese guys! Plz don’t get offended by what I am abt to say. (If u’d see my hair u’d go “What?!” Lol) Just an observation… It must be smth. abt the way Chinese hairdressers execute the work, the techniques… u just look and go straightaway “Ah! He/She’s Chinese!” It doesn’t look well styled or trimmed, it doesn’t look boyish in a cool way (it seems that an original concept u bear in mind is a concept of a ‘tomboy’), it looks chopped with garden shearers, leaving hair looking nothing but roughly coarse. And I think it’s quite a shame that hairstyles done that way don’t compliment people bearing gorgeous, attractive facial features.

[@lpjunction]

She was supposed to sell Chef Salad, Coke and potato chips etc. A not too flashy hair style will be just fine.

[@LDK447]

Chinese guys generally have spiky hair. When long, it would look like you got electrocuted, so most of us keep it short with crew/buzz cuts. Not the most fashionable, but also not too many Chinese guys want to spend big bucks on hairdressing. This is my own experience at least. This applies still somewhat, though slightly less for Chinese people in western countries where they’d probably have absorbed some of the ‘western’ culture for what makes a person good-looking. But as a Chinese guy from Asia, we just on average don’t care as much how our hair looks, especially since we can’t really see it ourselves. It’s generally also true for Chinese girls and makeup. Many Chinese girls don’t bother with makeup until working age (now this is highly untrue in rich cities, where Chinese girls are the most heavy make-up wearers on Earth probably), but I’m more referring to the average middle-class-and-below ethnic Chinese, any of which are outside of China in other parts of asia

[@9493time]

That’s how all Chinese hair looks like when cut short. It is just the nature of Chinese hair.

[@benishan3]

Her character is supposed to look that way, socially inept and unfashionable, it's reflected in her clothing too. You want cool look, watch 2046, her short hair is different.

[@__N7]

That’s how silky hairs look when cut like that.

[@MasterShadowDOTkom]

darling so there u are with that look on your face 👁👄👁