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Don't justify the affair. The background music is a great accompaniment to a movie, but playing the same song over and over again breaks the immersion. However, the mood of the movie and Hong Kong at the time is perfect.

A fantastic movie with a great atmosphere. The background music fits the movie well. Wong's film has a slightly decrepit and dreamy atmosphere.

It's hard to fully understand the movie without some background knowledge, and the runtime is too long. There are scenes in the middle that could have been left out, breaking the immersion. But as expected from a Nolan movie, the editing and backgrounds are fantastic.

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]