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“Wow, In the Mood for Love. Okay, how sexy is this movie? It’s beautifully shot, beautifully acted. The direction. This is a movie that people always use as a reference for any deck that they’ll send you in a movie, any mood board, even for a… like, a cover shoot. So he created something that has become what people use as their template. So thank you, spirit, for having me grab this.”

“So this is In the Mood for Love by Wong Kar Wai. I just remember being completely transformed, not just by the beautiful images, but the beauty of storytelling through camera, the quietness of his camera. It taught me a lot about, inspired me a lot about what an actor can convey through nothing, through the eyes. And I’m just a huge fan of Wong Kar Wai and his films, so, yes.”

“This is a movie I need to see. And then you’re going to see my next movie and you’re going to go, “Man, he certainly got influenced by In the Mood for Love. It has a real taste of it.”...”

“Couldn't stop in the closet without talking a little bit about Wong Kar-wai. In the Mood for Love is such a, one of his best. I will say this is kind of a placeholder for me for Happy Together. Seeing yourself reflected in that way when you're not used to it, it's a real paradigm-shifting moment. In the Mood for Love certainly, but if you have time check out Happy Together as well please.”

“In the Mood for Love. Probably one of The Most Beautiful movies ever. This movie I... I watched because Tom Ford recommended it to me because he got a lot of inspiration from this for the soundtrack of A Single Man. Great film. It’s going in the bag.”

“In the Mood for Love is so beautifully shot. It's so heartbreaking. I love this type of story that gives you that ache.”

“One of The Most Beautiful films ever made, In the Mood for Love, Wong Kar-wai.”

“We're gonna pick an obvious one: In the Mood for Love. Our obsession with Maggie Cheung led us to Hong Kong at one point. We got to spend five days with her and we made her sign all of our DVDs. Her films with Wong Kar-wai were probably the most important films that we've watched in our lives. I think that all of his films should be museums, they need to be the most celebrated films ever made.”

“This is a mutual favorite of both of ours... In the Mood for Love, but really everything that Wong Kar-wai has done. It has a beautiful relationship to music as well... He sometimes has films like a jukebox musical. One of my favorite scenes is you talk about Hendrix and Happy Together... Movement and he's dancing. Oh my God, most beautiful actress in the world.”