Une histoire rock and roll qui dépeint la décadence des lacunes politiques et culturelles qui séparent depuis si longtemps la Chine et Hong Kong. (Traduction: Laskie de MyDramaList) Modifier la traduction
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- Titre original: 北京樂與路
- Aussi connu sous le nom de: Bei Jing Le Yu Lu , Bak Ging Lok Yue Liu , 北京乐与路
- Réalisateur: Mabel Cheung
- Scénariste: Alex Law
- Genres: Musique, Romance, Drame
Distribution et équipes
- Shu QiYang YingRôle principal
- Geng Le"Road" / Ping LuRôle principal
- Daniel WuMichael WuRôle principal
- Richard NgWu De HuiRôle Secondaire
- Faye YuMiss XianRôle Secondaire
- Zhou Hao Dong[Music mixer]Rôle Secondaire
Critiques
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Beijing Rocks follows the lives of what amount to be poor, itinerant musicians hoping for their big break as long as they don't have to change who they are. Daniel Wu played Michael, a wealthy Hong Kong musician, whose money came more from his father than any money he made in the Hong Kong Music industry. Awaiting trial on an assault charge he traveled to Beijing to learn Mandarin and finish a song he was working on. He quickly fell in with an underground rock band led by Road (Geng Le) and his free-spirited girlfriend Yang Ying (Shu Qi).
Beijing Rocks see-sawed between shots of vibrant, loud night scenes and ordinary daytime markets. The rockers went on a road trip or hole hopping where they traveled and then put up a tent to bring on the noise. Road was a character who could be hard to like. He was talented but sabotaged every shot the band got, cheated on his girlfriend and ran away at the sign of trouble. Shu Qi brought the thankless role of the devoted girlfriend to life and the movie lacked spark when she was not on the screen. At first glance she appeared to be a party girl, but Yang Ying's effervescence belied her darker thoughts. Michael, a fairly bland character, acted much like our window into the world Road and Yang Ying navigated that was on the thin boundary of poverty and fell into violence occasionally. The tipping point for Road and where his path slipped into melodrama was when he realized the record companies wanted obedient rockers who only acted rebellious, not actual independent minded rockers.
For me, the rock music, especially at the beginning was high school garage band at best. Near the end I actually enjoyed the song Good Night Beijing. Or maybe I had finally fallen into the rhythm of this quirky film.
Whether you think this movie rock and or rolls may be determined by how much you fall in love with Shu Qi and this flowing narrative of rebellious rockers.
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