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10 years, the cliff, the grafitti, the bones


Few questions i have about the movie, apart from the damn ending.
First was when Cecila Cheung's character is in the mountain she is recording her hike and making remarks. She comes upon a cliff and as she records he says something along the lines of "This must be cliff that Big couldnt jump". What's up with that? Did i read the subtitles incorrectly or is there is a missing deleted scene? I dont have the movie anymore so i cant go back and check it.
In the end when Big finally meets Sun Ko. Sun Ko asks him what year is it. Big says its 2008. Sun Ko takes a few steps back and starts crying. Then he says "Ten Years" and Big gives him a hug. What did Sun Ko mean by ten years? I have a weird theory about this which connects with my whole interpretation of the ending.
When Cecila Cheung is in the cave she comes across bones which scare her and she runs out. Were those human bones or animal bones? If human who do you think they belonged to.
Finally when Cecila Cheung's characters goes in the cave she sees graffitti on the wall. What did it say?

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I'm not sure with a few of your questions, since it's been a while, but...

First one, i think cecilia was talking about Big not being able to get any further past the cliff in finding Sun Ko after he murdered Jade.

In the movie, it's 2003 and Sun Ko had already been in hiding in the wild for 5 years. Eventually Big becomes a hermit himself for five years. So now it's 2008 and Sun Ko had been on the run for 10 years.

Not sure about the bones. Think they were animal bones

I think the graffiti was just insane ramblings. Cecilia said the writing on the wall was scary/creepy.

hope that helps

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Thanks for the reply your answers made sense.

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At the end of the movie Big says that he sat below the tree and saw Karma after not being able to continue his search for Sun Ko because he couldn't jump the cliff.

Great movie.

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