Boston Globe
Long, enigmatic, rapturously beautiful meditation on romance and remembrance.
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2046
Women enter and exit a science fiction author's life, over the course of a few years, after the author loses the woman he considers his one true love in this 2004 romance from Hong Kong filmmaking legend Wong Kar-wai.
2004128 minsGermany, Hong Kong, China, France, Italy
DramaFantasyScience FictionRomanceWorld Cinema
2046 / Reviews
Roger Ebert
It's like a sketchbook. These are images, tones, dialogue and characters that Wong is sure of, and he practices them, but he does not seem very sure why he is making the movie, or where it should end.
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The Washington Post
[Zhang's] identity is so strong that it seems to hold the story together most of the time; it really should have been only about her.
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IGN
The film combines the sublime and the mundane in ways that previously went unimagined.
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Time Out
It may help if you grasp the many allusions to Wong's earlier films (including, notably, Days of Being Wild), but it's far from necessary. This, after all, is undeniably real cinema.
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