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The movie centers on Ho Po-wing (Creator/LeslieCheung) and Lai Yiu-fai (Creator/TonyLeung Chiu-Wai), a couple from pre-handover Hong Kong. They visit Argentina, hoping to renew their relationship and break away from their pattern of abuse, break-up and reconciliation.
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The movie centers on Ho Po-wing (Creator/LeslieCheung) and Lai Yiu-fai (Creator/TonyLeung Chiu-Wai), (Creator/TonyLeungChiuWai), a couple from pre-handover Hong Kong. They visit Argentina, hoping to renew their relationship and break away from their pattern of abuse, break-up and reconciliation.
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* QueerRomance: Between two men from Hong Kong living in Argentina, who started off as roomates but later becoming something more than JustFriends.
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* UnresolvedSexualTension: Lai and Chang.
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* UnresolvedSexualTension: Lai and Chang. Chang have romantic chemistry together, [[spoiler: though they don't get together by the film's end, the last scenes show Lai stopping in Taipei to look for Chang.]]
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* NotSoDifferent: Lai starts sleeping around after Chang leaves to continue his road trip to the lighthouse. He notes that he thought he was different from Ho, but realizes that lonely people act the same way.
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* NotSoDifferent: NotSoDifferentRemark: Lai starts sleeping around after Chang leaves to continue his road trip to the lighthouse. He notes that he thought he was different from Ho, but realizes that lonely people act the same way.
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* OppositesAttract: Throughly Deconstructed. [[Lai is the responsible one, while Ho is very impulsive UptightLovesWild]], their different personalities make for a fatally unstable relationship.
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* OppositesAttract: Throughly Deconstructed. [[Lai Lai is the responsible one, while Ho is very impulsive UptightLovesWild]], impulsive, their different personalities make for a fatally unstable relationship.
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* DisabilitySuperpower: Chang has developed exceptional hearing, due to having poor eyesight as a kid.
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* OppositesAttract: Throughly Deconstructed. [[Lai is the responsible one, while Ho is very impulsive UptightLovesWild]], their different personalities make for a fatally unstable relationship.
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* YourCheatingHeart: Ho just can't stay monogamous. [[spoiler:Which ultimately leads Lai to refuse to reconcile with him.]]
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The movie centers on Ho Po-wing (Leslie Cheung) (Creator/LeslieCheung) and Lai Yiu-fai (Tony Leung Chiu-wai), (Creator/TonyLeung Chiu-Wai), a couple from pre-handover Hong Kong. They visit Argentina, hoping to renew their relationship and break away from their pattern of abuse, break-up and reconciliation.
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* YourCheatingHeart: Ho just can't stay monogamous. [[spoiler:Which ultimately leads Lai to refuse to reconcile with him.]]
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* YourCheatingHeart: Ho just can't stay monogamous. [[spoiler:Which ultimately leads Lai to refuse to reconcile with him.]]]]
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'Happy Together'' (original title: 春光乍洩;) is a movie by UsefulNotes/HongKong art-house director Creator/WongKarWai, and debuted in the 1997 Cannes Film Festival, where it was nominated for the Palme d'Or and won Best Director.
The movie centers on Ho Po-wing (Leslie Cheung) and Lai Yiu-fai (Tony Leung Chiu-wai), a couple from pre-handover Hong Kong. They visit Argentina, hoping to renew their relationship and break away from their pattern of abuse, break-up and reconciliation.
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!!Contains examples of:
* AmbiguouslyGay: Chang. He comments that he likes "deep, low voices" and rejects advances made by women.
* ArousedByTheirVoice: It's heavily implied that Chang finds Lai's voice arousing, commenting in a voiceover that he likes "deep, low voices."
* AuthorAppeal: Feelings of alienation.
* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler:Ho and Lai break up roughly two thirds into the movie and stay broken up by the end of the movie. However, Lai recognizes that their relationship was ultimately destructive, which gives him the strength to visit the Iguazu Falls on his own, and return to Hong Kong.]]
* [[DidNotGetTheGirl Did Not Get the Boy]]: [[spoiler:Ho and Lai break up roughly two-thirds through the movie and don't get back together by the end. Lai and Chang don't get together either, but it's much more open ended.]]
* InelegantBlubbering: [[spoiler:Ho when he realizes that Lai isn't returning to him.]]
* LandmarkOfLore: Chang's goal is to reach a lighthouse at the southern tip of South America since it's supposedly where all sorrows can be dropped.
* TheMasochismTango: Ho and Lai's relationship is a cycle of abuse, break-up and reconciliation. It's what ultimately causes them to leave Hong Kong for Argentina, in the hopes that a change of scene will help them break out of old patterns. It succeeds [[spoiler:when Lai finally refuses to reconcile with Ho.]]
* NotSoDifferent: Lai starts sleeping around after Chang leaves to continue his road trip to the lighthouse. He notes that he thought he was different from Ho, but realizes that lonely people act the same way.
* SceneryPorn: A rather unique case in that Buenos Aires isn't depicted glamorously. Since the main characters are broke (or near broke) for the bulk of the movie, the film spends a lot of time in the working class barrio. Yet, it's still filmed very ''beautifully'' and romantically.
** Played much more straightforwardly when [[spoiler: Lai visits Iguazu Falls alone.]]
* StraightGay: Both Ho and Lai. Chang as well, assuming that he is gay.
* UnresolvedSexualTension: Lai and Chang.
* TheUnreveal: In-universe. Chang plays his tape recorder hoping to hear Lai's message to him, but notes that he doesn't hear anything aside from the sound of someone crying.
* YourCheatingHeart: Ho just can't stay monogamous. [[spoiler:Which ultimately leads Lai to refuse to reconcile with him.]]
[[caption-width-right:350:TheMasochismTango]]
'Happy Together'' (original title: 春光乍洩;) is a movie by UsefulNotes/HongKong art-house director Creator/WongKarWai, and debuted in the 1997 Cannes Film Festival, where it was nominated for the Palme d'Or and won Best Director.
The movie centers on Ho Po-wing (Leslie Cheung) and Lai Yiu-fai (Tony Leung Chiu-wai), a couple from pre-handover Hong Kong. They visit Argentina, hoping to renew their relationship and break away from their pattern of abuse, break-up and reconciliation.
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!!Contains examples of:
* AmbiguouslyGay: Chang. He comments that he likes "deep, low voices" and rejects advances made by women.
* ArousedByTheirVoice: It's heavily implied that Chang finds Lai's voice arousing, commenting in a voiceover that he likes "deep, low voices."
* AuthorAppeal: Feelings of alienation.
* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler:Ho and Lai break up roughly two thirds into the movie and stay broken up by the end of the movie. However, Lai recognizes that their relationship was ultimately destructive, which gives him the strength to visit the Iguazu Falls on his own, and return to Hong Kong.]]
* [[DidNotGetTheGirl Did Not Get the Boy]]: [[spoiler:Ho and Lai break up roughly two-thirds through the movie and don't get back together by the end. Lai and Chang don't get together either, but it's much more open ended.]]
* InelegantBlubbering: [[spoiler:Ho when he realizes that Lai isn't returning to him.]]
* LandmarkOfLore: Chang's goal is to reach a lighthouse at the southern tip of South America since it's supposedly where all sorrows can be dropped.
* TheMasochismTango: Ho and Lai's relationship is a cycle of abuse, break-up and reconciliation. It's what ultimately causes them to leave Hong Kong for Argentina, in the hopes that a change of scene will help them break out of old patterns. It succeeds [[spoiler:when Lai finally refuses to reconcile with Ho.]]
* NotSoDifferent: Lai starts sleeping around after Chang leaves to continue his road trip to the lighthouse. He notes that he thought he was different from Ho, but realizes that lonely people act the same way.
* SceneryPorn: A rather unique case in that Buenos Aires isn't depicted glamorously. Since the main characters are broke (or near broke) for the bulk of the movie, the film spends a lot of time in the working class barrio. Yet, it's still filmed very ''beautifully'' and romantically.
** Played much more straightforwardly when [[spoiler: Lai visits Iguazu Falls alone.]]
* StraightGay: Both Ho and Lai. Chang as well, assuming that he is gay.
* UnresolvedSexualTension: Lai and Chang.
* TheUnreveal: In-universe. Chang plays his tape recorder hoping to hear Lai's message to him, but notes that he doesn't hear anything aside from the sound of someone crying.
* YourCheatingHeart: Ho just can't stay monogamous. [[spoiler:Which ultimately leads Lai to refuse to reconcile with him.]]
