Mr. Long

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Mr. Long

Name: Mr. Long
Released: 2017
Rating: 55.1
Cast: Chen Chang, Shô Aoyagi, Yi Ti Yao

2017

Drama

2h 9m

Professional hitman Long takes on an assignment in Japan. When things go awry, he has to flee. Badly injured, he takes refuge in a deserted part of a small town. A young boy brings him water and clothing. Long installs himself in one of the dilapidated houses where he prepares simple meals for the eight-year-old Jun. Jun's mother Lily is a drug addict and, like Long, comes from Taiwan... (imdb)

Directed by:

SABU

Written by:

SABU

Starring:

Chen Chang Yi Ti Yao Shô Aoyagi

Genre:

Drama

AKA:

Ryu san

Countries:

Hong Kong, Japan, Taiwan

Languages:

Mandarin, Japanese, Min Nan

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Mr. Long

2017

Drama

2h 9m

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Ofterdingen

Rated 15 Mar 2017

Part Jee-woon Kim and part Koreeda. Not an entirely succesful combination but a must for collectors of Asian gangster films.

Rated 15 Mar 2017

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KenMeisters

Rated 23 Sep 2017

Gracefully shot, this tale about a killer switching jobs unintentionally is quirky, funny, depressing and hopeful. The movie manages to switch moods perfectly, so that you never spend too much time in one mindset. Chang Chen delivers a fantastic performance even though he makes the same face for almost the whole movie.

Rated 23 Sep 2017

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psim

Rated 26 Mar 2019

A slow-paced drama/comedy/action hybrid about a hardened hitman who befriends a young boy and his mother while he's on the lam. The mixture of genres worked well for me for the most part, and despite the movie's pace and lack of dialogue I was never bored. Towards the end there was a little tonal whiplash, and one character's fate in particular left a somewhat sour aftertaste.

Rated 26 Mar 2019

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TamCam

Rated 19 Aug 2018

I totally fell for the cute kid. The rest of the movie seemed a little too predictable (even though I couldn't help but laugh at the happy ending). The fight scenes were well choreographed, and I liked the raw way the whole film was shot. What bothered me most though, was the lenghty cutback to the mother's life. All in all, a nice way to spend an evening, but not the best movie out there.

Rated 19 Aug 2018

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