Because of the censorship system and many factors, many good films have been "banned". Some of this regret was later made up. The films have been recognized by the public from the start, and some have not been able to meet the audience. . In fact, some big-name Kung Fu stars also have banned movies, most of which are classics. Have you seen them all?
1, Wu Jing: With the "Wolf Warrior" series, Wu Jing successfully made it into the ranks of the first-line action superstars in the mainland. In addition to making a lot of money, his years of hard work have reaped fruit. In fact, Wu Jing had been in the Hong Kong film scene for a long time before this, serving as a foil to stars such as Donnie Yen and Sammo Hung, such as "Captain the Commander", "Slaying the Wolf", "The True Colors of Men"
among them "Slaying the Wolf" It is the banned one. This film was directed by Ye Weixin in 2005 and starring Donnie Yen, Sammo Hung, Wu Jing, Ren Dahua and others. The popular action scenes also left a deep impression on people, especially the street fighting between Donnie Yen and Wu Jing. The play, recruits fierce punches to the flesh, can be called textbook-like action teaching. However, the film was not released in the mainland due to excessive blood and dark themes, and most people have only seen the cut-off version of the DVD, which is really a pity. Of course, you can also find the full version if you are interested. The overall viewing experience of different endings is completely different.
2, Jackie Chan: "Shinjuku Incident" and "Shinjuku Incident" are a gang action film shot by Er Dongsheng in 2009, which gathers star actors such as Jackie Chan, Daniel Wu, Xu Jinglei, Fan Bingbing, and Jackie Chan's large number of literary plays is also a great attraction. It’s just that the "Shinjuku Incident" with an investment of hundreds of millions of dollars ultimately failed to be shown in theaters in the mainland. It is also a pity that
failed to be released. It is also because of the violent and bloody scenes, not only in the mainland, but also in Hong Kong. A movie is also defined as a movie unsuitable for children to watch. In addition, the "Shinjuku Incident" involves sensitive issues in both the film and the lines. In order not to affect the overall effect of the film, director Er Dongsheng finally discussed with Jackie Chan and the producer, and had to give up the mainland cinema market.
3, Jet Li: "Zhongnanhai Bodyguard", "Letter to Dad", "Ranger", etc. In addition to Jackie Chan and Wu Jing, Jet Li also had this experience, and Jie has included "Zhongnanhai Bodyguard", "Letter to Dad", and "Dragon". Seven works such as The Kiss, Lethal Weapon 4, Longtan and Tiger's Den, Ranger, and Danny the Wolf weren't seen on the big screen in the mainland.
Jet Li’s films are Hong Kong and Hollywood movies, and the reasons for their bans are similar. When Jet Li developed in the United States, he did not actually play to Jet Li's own characteristics. There were many villains and ruthless roles. The damage to the image of the Chinese and the violent and pornographic elements became the main reasons for the ban. Especially in "Danny the Wolf Dog", Jet Li's role as a "captive" killer bodyguard in the film, some netizens also expressed insults.
