In The Mood For Love (2000) ending discussion : r/movies
I just finished this movie and the ending has left me baffled and depressed with so many questions in mind Like Are both the characters still in love or is it just Mr.Chow who still remembers and loves her? And where did the child come from? Is it Mrs.Chan's? And does it mean she's living happily ever after with her husband but just came to the old apartment to relive her memories? Someone pls clear out these, thank you. And one more question, is the movie "2046" official sequel to this movie? Does it offer some conclusion to their love saga? Should i watch it? Thank you. And sorry for these many questions I don't think there's a concrete answer. The whole point of the movie is 'missed opportunities'. From the ' if I have one more ticket, will you follow me ' to the soundtrack (perhaps, perhaps, perhaps). Had Su arrived at the hotel earlier, or if she stayed in Singapore a little later. The kid is also ambiguous, it made the audience think maybe they did sleep together. Or Su simply mo
I don't think there's a concrete answer. The whole point of the movie is 'missed opportunities'. From the ' if I have one more ticket, will you follow me ' to the soundtrack (perhaps, perhaps, perhaps). Had Su arrived at the hotel earlier, or if she stayed in Singapore a little later. The kid is also ambiguous, it made the audience think maybe they did sleep together. Or Su simply moved on, unlike Chow, who had to move to Singapore or dig a hole in the wall. 2046 is a loose sequel. The characters share the same name, but you could see it as a parallel universe or a time capsule after ITMFL.…
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