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maggiecheungs · 1 year

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MAGGIE CHEUNG in ASHES OF TIME | 東邪西毒 (1994) dir. Wong Kar-wai

#ashes of time #maggie cheung #worldcinemaedit #cinematv #filmgifs #hong kong movie #wong kar wai #cmovie #wuxia #ashes of time redux #maggie cheung man-yuk #東邪西毒 #wong kar-wai #sinophone cinema #ellisgifs #queue

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bo1908 · 7 months

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Maggie Cheung as Su Li-zhen

#Maggie Cheung #Maggie Cheung Man-yuk #張曼玉 #Zhāng Mànyù #Cheung Man-yuk Margaret #Su Li-zhen #2046 #Wong Karwai #王家衛 #王家卫

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don-dake · 1 year

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“Both affairs actually start from the rice cooker, which was a new invention from Japan. Maggie’s husband bought her one. Tony then asked the husband to get one for his wife, because she was tired of being a housewife — she wanted to work, and the rice cooker would release her from the kitchen. When he buys her the rice cooker, that’s the beginning of their affair, which eventually kicks off the affair between Tony and Maggie.

To me, the rice cooker was the most important invention in Asia to help liberate women, because they no longer had to tend so much to the cooking. That and instant noodles completely changed the lifestyles of Asian people.”

～ from ～ Wong Kar-wai on 《In the Mood for Love》

#The rice cooker scene #Is significant to me too #For up to the late '80s–early '90s #My household had a similar looking one #To the one shown in #In The Mood For Love #One of my aunts had one #Serving her faithfully up to the late '90s!#Rice cookers (at least in SEA then) had not evolved much #Between the '60s to '80s from the looks of it!#HK Movies #Tony Leung Chiu Wai #Maggie Cheung Man Yuk #Movies #Oh and yes I took this quote #From another post which I have linked to also #Just wanted relevant screenshots with the quote

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moviesbabe · 26 days

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Maggie Cheung Man-yuk and Tony Leung Chiu-wai in In the Mood for Love (2000) dir. Wong Kar-wai

#maggie cheung #tony leung #in the mood for love #wong kar wai #2000s #my gifs :)#you know that meme that's like what's the best anyone has ever looked on film? they're taking it

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baddawg94 · 1 year

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Anita Mui

Michelle Yeoh

Maggie Cheung Man Yuk

1993’s “The Extecutioners”

Produced & Directed by Johnnie To & Tony Ching Siu Chung

#Michelle Yeoh #Maggie Cheung #Anita Mui #The Heroic Trio #Kung fu world #kung fu movie #chinese action movie #hong kong action #hong kong cinema #Hong Kong action cinema #Kung Fu girls #90s action movies #80s action movies #1990s nostalgia

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fayewongfuzao · 2 years

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Hong Kong fashion icons in 1997

Back in 1997, Hong Kong's fashion icons were performers who dominated the music stage or big screen, like queens of Canto-pop Anita Mui Yim-fong and Faye Wong, or Wong Kar-wai's long-time muse Maggie Cheung Man-yuk.

Whether in performance or daily life, these celebrities brought bold, avant-garde looks as well as simpler, trendy pieces to the forefront of Hong Kong fashion, popularising everything from androgynous suits to casual low-rise jeans.

Faye Wong

Singer and actress Faye Wong emerged in the early 1990s after she moved from mainland China to Hong Kong and started singing in Cantonese (she would later revert to her native Mandarin).

With the aid of long-time stylist Titi Kwan, she became known for wearing daring pieces, including a chandelier dress made from Swarovski's crystal fabric, Jeremy Scott's sole-less heels, and even a see-through dress paired with a black sweater crop top and knitted underwear.

Offstage, Wong adopted a boyish look for the film Chungking Express (1994), in which she was seen in striped tees and oval sunglasses, while in day-to-day life, she wore loose and flowy grunge outfits.

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#faye wong #王菲

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supermarketcrush · 2 years

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