Du Qifeng is one of the few directors in Hong Kong who earnestly make good movies. Watching his movies will always be associated with blackness, violence, and destiny. He used his unique insights to fully interpret black philosophy and violent aesthetics. People are so addicted to watching it, and today I will take stock of his must-see movies.
One: Gunfire
The film was released in Hong Kong in 1999 and has won numerous awards since its release. It tells the story of the underworld boss being attacked, five brothers were arranged to protect, and several gun battles took place. Starring by Huang Qiusheng, Wu Zhenyu, Lu Songxian, Ren Dahua and others. There are not many lines in the film, but the director's motion and quietness approach the viewers are passionate. The film only took 19 working days to spend 250 Hong Kong dollars, from not even the script to filming and production. It can be described as a masterpiece.
Two: The Big Guy Has Great Wisdom The film
was released in 2003, and it was released in Hong Kong called Big Guy, starring Andy Lau and Cecilia Cheung. A big monk with the ability to predict death assists the police in investigating the conspiracy, but finds himself in a more bizarre story of cause and effect. The concept of the film is very simple, it is the karma of the Buddhist school of award. But to be honest, I didn't understand it the first time, and I didn't understand it after reading it several times. The plot design was very good, and I said in a low voice that the last shot of Li Fengyi hanging on the tree scared me.
Three: Triad 1
The film was released in 2005, starring Ren Dahua, Leung Ka Fai, Louis Koo, Zhang Jiahui, and Lin Xue. The film tells the story of a traditional gang in the process of electing the boss once every two years. The "five tigers" in the gang tracked down the boss's token and joined the boss competition. The intrigue between the gangsters for power and profit is vividly interpreted.
4: Drug War 1
was released in 2013, starring Sun Honglei, Gu Tianle, Huang Yi, Zhong Hanliang and others. The story tells that the drug lord Cai Tianming was discovered by Zhang Lei, the captain of the Jinhai Anti-drug Corps, due to an accidental car accident. In order to reduce his sentence, Cai Tianming confessed that Li Zhenbiao, the big drug lord in Guanghai City, was offline. Zhang Lei decided to use Cai as the bait to completely destroy the Li Zhenbiao gang. The police in the two places fought desperately with the drug gangs, and eventually brought all the drug dealers to justice. The film picks up the ancestors brightly, suspense ups and downs, and directly hits the ugly hearts of drug dealers.
Five: The Three Heroes of the East + The Legend of Modern Heroes
are two sisters, both of which are action fantasy movies starring Anita Mui, Maggie Cheung and Michelle Yeoh in the 1990s. Although the shooting was early and some special effects were not up to the level, the overall storyline, story line arrangement, shooting techniques and the three major beauties led these two films to become classics.
