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Originally Posted by zoomzoom
Yea it's extremely common. It's not even filmed in the same way really.  I haven't seen the Polish movie, but it's looks a bit random while glitter/fated is clearly supposed to symbolize what comes between ayu and the bodyguard. |
It's Chinese movie. The scene is definitely not random. In Fated Ayu and bodyguard want to be with each other but they cannot, the people with black umbrellas do not allow them to come close at first. In the movie those two people were searchng for each other for 13 years but although they are so close they cannot see each other because of the crowd - metaphorically of course, they didn't meet each other for many years so they don't know how they look right now but even after they knew who they are, they wouldn't see each other because of the people with black umbrellas, there are many similar scenes later, this one is a well thought introduction to the main thread of the story.
Of course it's not filmed in the same way, why should it? Even if it was the scene that inspired Ayu's director he wouldn't film it exactly same way, it's not a remake, it's the idea that counts
I'd love to see more scenes like this one, you say they are in lots of movies, can you give at least few examples?
Really no need to feel insulted just because I suggested it might have been the source of inspiration. I thought it would be a funny trivia and not another reason for unpleasant comments. I'm not talking about anyone in particular but usually when somebody points out sth like this some people start saying that this is random, this is superficial, this was made after Ayu (even if it is older) and bash the other movie, commencial, photo, person, etc. Come on, nobody wants to insult Ayu in any way!