Generally speaking, classic movies will have easter eggs. For experienced directors, they will not tell them, but wait for fans to discover them slowly. Because they have full self-confidence, they feel that their works will last forever. In fact, Stephen Chow's "Kung Fu" fits this very well. How many of the Easter eggs in "Kung Fu" do you know?
is the first one. When Zhou Xingchi went to the mental hospital to fight the fire cloud evil god, did everyone think that building was strange? According to the setting in the movie, the story takes place in Shanghai in the 1930s. So this building must be in Shanghai. The place
is actually 1933 in Shanghai today. The name is because it was built in 1933 and was used to kill cattle. If you visit this place, you will know that the design is very reasonable. It can easily drive the cattle to a fixed location, and then complete it easily, and then transport the beef out easily. But now this place has become a place to sell art.
Second, have you noticed that there are some toads jumping on the ground in the passage after Zhou Xingchi entered. This is a foreshadowing of the toad technique used by the evil god of fire cloud inside.
The third one was when Zhou Xingchi saw the door of Huoyun Cthulhu, a lot of blood came out. There are two functions here, one is to pay tribute to Kubrick's "The Shining", this is the movie stills. Almost exactly the same. The second is that it indicates that Huoyun Cthulhu's hands are covered with blood.
fourth, about Stephen Chow unlocking. Before Zhou Xingchi entered, Tian Qiwen gave a large package of tools, but was snatched away on the road. Then he opened such a big iron door with a small iron wire. The contrast between the front and the back was hilarious.
Fifth, if it is said that the life of Huoyun Cthulhu is someone who delivers food. So how exactly did Zhou Xingchi get Huoyun Cthulhu out? Do you know how easy it is to follow people based on the Huoyun Cthulhu's personality?
The sixth is the establishment of the pig cage walled city. This place, Stephen Chow, was actually designed based on the appearance of the Kowloon Walled City in Hong Kong based on the scenes of his childhood life, and it took three months to build. This is what the Kowloon Walled City looks like, almost exactly the same as the city in the movie.
