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Forgotten Time Song Analysis

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SHA WAI KIT CALVIN

Forgotten Time A good song is a strong rope to connect between human memories and the movie. It illuminates a movie for instance, “My heart will go on” is the movie “Titanic” theme song, it remains to be very familiar with most people in the world. When you are hearing the starting of this song, you can make a respond immediately and say “Titanic”; the song supports you to remember the story of Titanic. In 2002, Infernal Affair is a crime thriller movie, produced in Hong Kong. A song Forgotten time by Tsai Chin is an Incident, it appears multiple times in the movie story. Forgotten time shouldn’t replace by another song even we have million songs produced in our would. However, the song is significant piece for Infernal Affair and it can understand as the director likes this song and it is precisely the meaning of the film and echo. …show more content…

Tsai 's classic, well known, but not everyone knows, this is "Infernal Affairs" another song can be called "theme song" music. And, they are mostly because of the film "Infernal Affairs" and meeting the song "forgotten time." This song created by Chen Hongming, and it has been published for 35 years, but it remains deeply in everyone 's mind. Tsai Chin presents this song with her amazing and incredible voice, it touches people 's heart. Even though, this song only has less than fifteen short sentences of lyrics. The film played by Andy Lau lurking in the police underworld elements, Tony Leung is undercover in the gang of the police with the huge different identities. However, the identity of audio enthusiasts remains the same because of the song and had a staggered. The song brings us some other emotion and memories as the

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