1: "Sword Flower Misty Jiangnan" 1977. The screenwriter is Gu Long. It is said that there are original novels and later works of Gu Daxia. That can only make people infer that the original is ghostwriting. The relationship between the characters is chaotic, and the drama conflicts mostly fight for the sake of fighting. At first, Xiao Lei pretended to be a villain and drove away thousands of people, frightened away the guests, and turned creatively, quite like an ancient hero. But then the female assassin (Xu Feng played Ding Canyan) pretended to be out of appetite. Then the female assassin fell in love with Xiao Lei inexplicably, and she popped out from time to time to take care of the nostalgia, very nonsensical. Later, Xiao Lei was confused and killed her father and mother, and she rolled the sheets, and since then she has forgotten all the hatreds she hated. The plot has no logic, can't stand scrutiny, and it's unappetizing.
2: "Shaolin Gate" 1976. After more than 40 years, I still feel that this film is worth watching. It is much better than the upper part of "Jianhua Yanyu Jiangnan", the plot has no big thunder. Reasonable, affectionate and not sensational. The script directed by Director Wu himself. The only weakness of the film may be that the details are still a bit rough and the characters are not very particular. And the action shots are not beautiful enough. Tan Daoliang's legs are exquisite, but the relationship between the shooting angles, the shots often appear struggling with the butt, which is unsightly.
3, "Dragon and Tiger Leap", 1983. This year, Jackie Chan has left Rowe to go to Jiahe. Rowe is unwilling to lose this cash cow. It is rumored that he used some means to film this dragon. This film is actually pretty bad.
4, "Dragon Fist" in 1979. This old film is a typical Hong Kong martial arts style in the 1970s and 1980s. This one-by-one martial arts action is simply lethargic. The Hong Kong-style martial arts style that began in the early 1990s was a combination of virtual and real, neat and unrestrained, and speed and elegance.
5, "Fist" in 1978. The quality of the movie itself is not high, but some problems need to be viewed under the magnifying glass of history. The previous kung fu movies were basically Bruce Lee-style fighting blood. Jackie Chan’s signature is comic and fighting. This Jackie Chan style has gradually formed. In the beginning, they imitated Bruce Lee, such as Shaolin Murenxiang and Xinjingwumen (even the title is also used for reference), but the box office was not good. After that, a series of costume martial arts films starring Gu Long and screenwriter Di Long by Chu Yuan became popular. Jackie Chan also filmed two imitated works, Fengyu Double Meteor and Jianhua Yanyu Jiangnan, but they still do not look good.
6, "Killer Trench" 1980. Jiahe invested heavily in digging Jackie Chan and preparing to open up the North American market. The first thing is this "killer trench". The plot and some settings have Bruce Lee's style, presumably to please the market, but it failed. Jackie Chan is characterized by his juggling and life-dealing spirit, which is totally unnoticeable in this movie.
7, "One-and-a-half Moves", 1978. Chen Xunqi's soundtrack is too noisy, like cats and mice. Before moving to Jiahe, the only thing Xiaolou did was to fight Rowe. In the movies from 80 years ago, he was the least obedient, and it seemed to be a catharsis.
8, "Master Long", 1982. Jackie Chan's martial arts, that is not to choose; compared with the movie he starred in before, this film is much better than before in terms of plot and martial arts design. There are both wonderful martial arts and witty humor in the film—especially the scene in which two dumbfounded young men play with muskets and shoot through the roof is really ridiculous. At the end of the movie, the battle in the warehouse, the martial arts plot is still very exciting. Except for martial arts, the plot is too bad.
9, "Shaolin Wooden Man Alley", 1976. Due to the box office failure of "Xin Jing Wu Men", director Luo Da's traditional martial arts thinking was also affected. Before he thought of a new way, the film was handed over to the new director Chen Zhihua to direct. Good guy, the newcomer really has new thinking, no matter it is the plot arrangement to the martial arts design, he strives to change, but his own novelty is not much, and his ability to piece together really makes the younger brother admire.
10, "Shinjuku Incident" 2009. This should be the only banned film. It is said that the film was banned because it was too violent and bloody. Compared with previous gang films that sing praises of gangsters and advocating love, Chinese in Japan in "Shinjuku Incident" reluctantly accepted the cruel ending that fell apart. The movie starts with the once-mad wind of smuggling. Many Chinese have set foot on the strange land of Dongying. Tietou and Ajie are among them. Without identities and language barriers, in order to survive, they can only rely on each other. Once the living space is suppressed, they have no choice but to fight the guys.
Inventory of Jackie Chan’s top ten bad movies, finallyHow many have you watched a "banned" one? Welcome to leave a message to discuss! thank you all!
