In the Mood for Love made HK$8,663,227 during its Hong Kong run.
On 2 February 2001, the film opened in six North American theatres, earning $113,280 ($18,880 per screen) in its first weekend. It finished its North American run with a gross of $2,738,980.[5]
The total worldwide box office gross was US$12,854,953.[5]
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In achieving the mood on the film, Wong leaned towards Latin America aesthetic, in that the elements of suffering, passion, jealousies and family values. He saw the similarities the Chinese particularly women had with Latin Americans. Furthermore...
In the Mood for Love (2000) uses the soundtrack as part of the texture of the movie. Every song is imbeded within the cinematography and character development. The title track "Hua Yang De Nian Hua" is a song by famous singer Zhou Xuan from the...
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