How to evaluate the movie "Happy Together" by Wong Kar-Wai

It looks good, I like it, give it a like. "Happy Together" is a classic film. The film uses strong colors and a soothing mood to create a relationship between same-sex lovers in a foreign land. Wong Kar-wai uses delicate directorial skills to bring the two male protagonists to the edge of collapse. Shown vividly. Ho Baorong, played by Leslie Cheung, is an unpleasant character. He happens to be on the dividing line between being annoying and perhaps understandable. If it weren't for Leslie Cheung's performance, the acceptance of this character would be much lower. Leslie Cheung's performance in the film is very expressive and delicate, especially his use of body language, which can be said to be at its peak. Whether he is in bed with his lover or dancing with his lover in the kitchen, it is amazing. , if Leslie Cheung's performance was left out, then this film would lack a lot of charm. The film describes the love between men. Whether it is the ups and downs of the relationship, flirting, or fighting spirit, it is as passionate and touching as the love between men and women. It is very innocent and completely free from the shackles of gender. The writing is touching and powerful, the love and hate between the two are entangled, and they are difficult to leave and torture each other in the intimacy. The dialogue, situations, and character expressions are all brilliant. From the sharp, high-contrast black and white photography at the beginning, to the use of red, and the correspondence between the color of the lighting and the mood and atmosphere of the characters, the audience is attracted to it. The elliptical narrative film shows a sense of hesitation, while the chase in Buenos Aires has the connotation of a road movie: searching for oneself and escaping from oneself. The three "footless" men in "Happy Together" have no feet and must fly until they die of exhaustion. Zhang Zhen's lines can summarize their self-exiled mentality: "It's fun to go to places you haven't been before", "Go as far as you can." The touching thing about "Happy Together" is Wong Kar-wai's understanding and tolerance of human emotions. He was able to reach the end of the world because there is a place where he can go back.