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    EROS = Erotic Rimunations

    Three internationally acclaimed directors (Wong Kar Wai. Steven Soderburgh and Antonio Mastriantonio) all contribute very different styles film for this bedeviling anthology thematically structured around the theme of eroticism. By far Wong's film (first of the trio) scores best. This is his territory, and a still hauntingly beautiful Gong Li plays his leading character, a nearly past her prime prostitute who has many clients but no long-term lovers. She hires on a young tailor to create her clothes and is instantly touched by his naiveté. The have a long strange connection amidst the very stylized photography that has become a Wong trademark. The conclusion to this cautionary tale of unrequited love is gorgeously poetic. Soderburgh's piece stars Alan Arkin and Robert Downey respectively as psychiatrist and patient. Nearly a one joke idea both performers play their part to the hilt and the ending is ironic and rather downbeat. The final segment is confounding as it is compelling!

Eros Critic Reviews

So-so Avg. Critic Score out of 100 Metascore ® based on all critic ratings.

Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.

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    Chicago Sun-Times | Roger Ebert

    Variable ratings: The Hand (4 stars), Equilibrium (3 stars), The Dangerous...

  • 60
    Variety | David Rooney

    What might have been a cinephile's wet dream turns out instead to be seductive,...

  • 60
    Los Angeles Times | Carina Chocano

    The only real reason to catch Eros is to see Wong Kar-Wai's beautiful opening...

  • 60
    The New York Times | Dana Stevens

    Lovely though it is to look at, it does not reveal very much. Sampling the...

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