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Fallen Angels
Fallen Angels

Fallen Angels

September 6, 1995· 1h 38m
Directed by
Cinemagraphs Score7.8

An assassin goes through obstacles as he attempts to escape his violent lifestyle despite the opposition of his partner, who is secretly attracted to him.

Critics Sentiment

Critics7.8
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15 reviews·Last updated 3mo ago
Peak Moment

Partner and Ho share motorbike ride recognizing mutual loss

9.5at 1h 34m
Lowest Moment

Ho Chi-mo breaks into businesses and forces services on customers

6.5at 35m
Biggest Swing

The film rises dramatically from Ho's confusing criminal antics to the deeply moving father video sequence, gaining nearly 3 points.

Fallen Angels maintains strong audience appreciation throughout, with particular praise for Wong Kar-wai's visual style and emotional depth. The film builds to transcendent final acts, especially Ho's father sequence and the concluding motorbike ride. While some middle sections were found occasionally tedious or confusing, the overall reception celebrates it as a masterpiece of lonely urban poetry.

15 reviews analyzed|Sources: Imdb, Tmdb
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Wong Chi-ming introduces his mysterious business partner relationship
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The partner cleans Wong's apartment and fantasizes about him
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Wong carries out assassination but gets shot in arm
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Ho Chi-mo breaks into businesses and forces services on customers⬇ Lowest moment
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Wong encounters Blondie at McDonald's who mistakes his identity
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Charlie repeatedly tells Ho about Johnny leaving for Blondie
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Wong dies in final job after partner betrays him
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Partner and Ho share motorbike ride recognizing mutual loss⬆ Peak moment
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