Goodbye Dragon Inn is Taiwanese filmmaker Tsai Ming-Liang’s attempt to commit Taipei’s Fu-Ho movie theater, a one-time cruising spot for…
George Wu
George Wu holds a masters degree in cinema studies from NYU. He eats, drinks, and sleeps movies. Fortunately, he lives in New York City, the best place in the country for disorders of this type. He also works on the occasional screenplay when inspiration strikes, but his muses don't slap him around enough.
Selling So Close as a Hong Kong Charlie’s Angels is so wrong. The Angels simply aren’t worthy. Stars Shu Qi,…
One-Armed Swordsman is a prime choice for The Film Society of Lincoln Center’s "Heroic Grace: The Chinese Martial Arts Film"…
The BBC is known for many things, but strap-on dildos is probably not one of them. Tipping the Velvet, a…
Outside of the first two Christopher Reeves Superman films, for the longest time, movies couldn’t get comic book superhero adaptations…
The Slovenian film Guardian of the Frontier is an exceedingly strange movie. On the surface, its story about three beautiful…
Fans of non-Hong Kong Chinese cinema who are impatient from the long take, long shot style of Tian Zhuangzhuang (The…
Chinese Porcelain Chopsticks Set Porcelain chopsticks with the chopstick rests, 5 pairs with 5 rests, Chinese dragon pattern. Infernal Affairs…
Brooklyn-born, New York University graduate Peter Sollett’s debut feature, Raising Victor Vargas, is as refreshing a movie experience as they…
Irreversible arrives with the kind of reputation for shock held by Salo and Baby of Macon. Its early brutality involving…
Among New York City’s annual cinephilic events, only the New York Film Festival and the New Directors/New Films series gathers…
Click the poster to buy at MovieGoods.com A sequel to Shanghai Noon, Shanghai Knights is the kind of movie for…
Femme Fatale at first seems like just another sleek suspense thriller. The plot of a nasty woman betraying a nasty…