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Oh. The recent two film posters (one, two) reminded me of the old question my foreign friends asked me: "Is there any English film in town?"
Yes. Yes. There are many English films in the city with original voice and Chinese subtitle. As JH and I discussed under the article Mona Lisa Smile, China is following the international tradition to show the original film now. Many foreign films like Fanfan La Tulipe are introduced.
Here are some website you can get film information in Shanghai:
That's Shanghai
Tickets.com.cn (Chinese site)
Cinema Guide
My favorite is the Kodak Super Cinema in Metro City. They are so far the most professional theater I saw.
For example, the UME in Xintiandi I went the day before yesterday is not as professional. Why? The devil's in the details. I see a big space for the management of the theater to improve. The design of the theater is very cool. So does the poster. But the schedule was printed in normal A4 paper causually and posted everywhere. Many of them are broken already. It is the minor things like this that damages the brand of UME or any theater.
Posted by Jian Shuo Wang at February 27, 2004 12:58 PM
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In Shanghai, are there shops that sell nothing but LPs, CDs, and DVDs that are new or used? In the States, these shops are common on university campuses.
Posted by: Elaine on September 1, 2004 1:37 PMHi, I come from Hong Kong. I will visit Shanghai from 8/11 to 12/11 with my boy friend. In day time he will go to work, do you have any idea for me to go?
Posted by: Phoebe on October 26, 2004 6:40 PMWandering on the Huaihai Road will be a good choice.
Posted by: Jian Shuo Wang (external link) on October 27, 2004 10:00 AM