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Please Continue The Ambiguity
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[Brother Yue] The Japanese movies that young people should watch the most. Watch it before the colle
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[Brother Yue] A Chinese film from ten years ago: the husband sends his wife to a dance hall to earn
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【Brother Yue】I rewatch it every year—this Hong Kong film masterpiece I’ve been obsessed with for 30
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Don’t laugh at me, or I’ll hit you—just wait till you’re laughing so hard you cry! The year’s first
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[Brother Yue] The most intense Taiwanese gangster film, which broke box office records but was label
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[Brother Yue] This is the most violent movie I have ever seen. It almost "offended" all of humanity.
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[Brother Yue] A highly explicit classic Chinese film exposes the truth about marriage scams in rural
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[Brother Yue] Douban scored 8.5. I thought it was a restricted film when I was a kid, but now I know
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[Yue Ge] Scored 8.7 on Douban, the highest rated Japanese movie in 2018, the more you watch it, the
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It’s embarrassing to watch—only the Japanese could pull off a film like this. Who would have guessed
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[Brother Yue] This world-renowned French film has not been released in the mainland. It talks about
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[Brother Yue] A pure, beautiful Japanese film with a simple plot that’s irresistibly captivating!
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[Brother Yue] A 9-point gem on Douban: the heartwarming Japanese film that kicks off a zen, laid-bac
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[Brother Yue] A hit Chinese-language movie 30 years ago had over 200 million viewers, which is equiv
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[Yue Ge] Douban score 8.7, the subject matter is bold, I can’t believe such a movie could be made 28
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[Brother Yue] A classic movie from forty years ago—such a Chinese film that dared to speak the truth
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【Yue Ge】Have you ever seen a movie that is so beautiful that it makes you feel like you are bubbling
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[Brother Yue] Check out the Hong Kong–made film about Unit 731—the first Chinese-language movie to r
[Uncle Yue] This is how Hong Kong movies should be! Shu Qi’s best film, no contest! “City of Glass”