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Lust, Caution (2007)
description written by member Zara:
The film, based on a 26-page short story by famed Chinese writer Eileen Chang, is about a group of patriotic students who plot to assassinate the intelligence chief in the Japanese-backed Chinese government during the World War II era.
| Release Date: | September 28th, 2007 |
| MPAA Rating: | NC-17 |
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Lust, Caution Movie Review by Matthew  (10/11/2007) |
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Ang Lee, the director of such films as "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, "Brokeback Mountain" and "Hulk" is not someone prepared to shy away from a "controversial" subject matter in his films.
Wang (newcomer Wei Tang) is just starting college in Hong Kong when she is asked to join a theater group. She agrees because she is...
(complete Lust, Caution review by Matthew)
If there was ever a film that hit on all cylinders, this one is it. Ang Lee (Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, Eat Drink Man Woman) follows up his Oscar winning directorial achievement in Brokeback Mountain (THE best film of 2005) with an even better film about the pains his country went through during the Japanese...
(complete Lust, Caution review by Movie Addict)
| Lust, Caution Movie Review by Jarrod (10/6/2007) |
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I have to say I am quite a fan of Ang Lee, the Taiwanese director of Brokeback Mountain, Hulk, The Ice Storm and Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon, all well-received by most critics, although Hulk had a number of detractors. His movies are more for the arthouse crowd, though they have enjoyed mainstream commercial success...
(complete Lust, Caution review by Jarrod)
| Lust, Caution Movie Review by Jenny (10/4/2007) |
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Lust, Caution (2007)
Starring: Tony Leung, Wei Tang, Joan Chen
Directed by: Ang Lee
Written by: Eileen Chang (story), James Schamus (screenplay)
MPAA Rating: NC-17 for explicit sexuality
In Japanese occupied China during the 1940's, a resistance to the Chinese oppression is thriving. A group of school friends, upon...
(complete Lust, Caution review by Jenny)
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