Walker

Chichago_

A great reminder to slow down and you do not need to rush everything. It is true that everything takes time, but in the end you will eventually reach your destination.

joey Noodles

The world rushes by, only few stop to notice he who slows down. Buses, lights, posters, ads, cars, people, people, people... 4/5

David Grillo

I really enjoy the synopsis on top. Tsai envokes all the power you have as a viewer. He does this in all his films I believe but this one and its feelings is...Special...Spiritual.

anarresti

Probably, I need to see it again. Because it was so well done, that I cannot, yet, decide how much more to it there is than the obvious aesthetic achievment. And my indecision comes from my inclination to these sorts of exercises. I did not have any dificulty in letting myself be led my the contrasting velocities. But the scenes follow a formula that is not, aparentely, doing anything else, except executing itself.

EdieEmm

Once, I lamented the lack of filmmakers who use sound the way I understand it - intensely; almost as a character itself. Then I found Tsai Ming-Liang. Yet, sublime as the sound design is, it can't explain the way - the unprecedented depth to which - his films make me FEEL... Neither can I. Some emotional alchemy... Anyway: A brilliant film, affecting, & more than a bit cheeky (think I'm slow? I'll show you slow.) 4.5

Kamran

An elegant but incomplete companion piece to the transcendent masterpiece that is Journey to the West.

Gondo

Poor Lee Kang-sheng. His meal was probably all cold by the time he reached his destination.

pezfelinoespia

Genial corto... me sentí un poco identificado, ya que me han dicho tortugo, perezoso, koala y peyu jajajajja,pero bueno, una buenísima forma de demostrar el ritmo de vida que se suele llevar y que aún existen seres que viven en otro ritmo, lo más notable es que muchas veces nadie los pesca ya que todos viven en su mundo y a su ritmo, no pierden el tiempo en los demás...todo esto queda totalmente reflejado en el corto