SummaryOn the last night before the old movie theater is shut down, a Japanese youth, despite the hard rain, comes running into the theater. The theater seems empty, void of life; yet there are some people, and some may not be people... [Wellspring Media]
Directed By:Ming-liang Tsai
Written By:Sung Hsi, Ming-liang Tsai
Goodbye, Dragon Inn
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Universal Acclaim
83
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Generally Favorable
7.8
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Metascore
Universal Acclaim
83
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This is a funny, sad, stunningly smart movie about the end of movies, made in Tsai's inimitable, unblinking style. No movie lover should miss it.
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A movie of elegant understatement and considerable formal intelligence.
88
A weird, funny, melancholy tribute to movies and movie-going, an opus for film geeks that rang my personal bell. A bizarre minimalist epic that will either transport or infuriate, it's defiantly, exquisitely eccentric.
80
Tsai Ming-Liang always makes you feel that there's a world of life beyond his movies -- a world populated by ghosts that are as real as we are.
75
An idiosyncratic, oddball movie that is funny and moody.
70
Tsai's film is not free of longueurs, but like much modern work in almost every field, these stretches are deliberate assaults on conventional expectation.
70
This feels like short film material stretched exasperatingly thin but nonetheless casts a certain sad spell, graced by moments of droll observational humor.
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Awards
Golden Horse Film Festival
• 2 Wins & 6 Nominations
Nantes Three Continents Festival
• 2 Wins & 3 Nominations
Chlotrudis Awards
• 3 Nominations
