Around 2000, a large number of special effects movies appeared in Hong Kong movies, but most of them were just superfluous, but there are three movies that I have to mention. I believe people who have seen those three movies have a deep memory of the special effects, and one even looks at them. Today, the level of special effects production is still superb. And these three movies have one thing in common: all the leading actors are Ekin Cheng, so there is also a niche on the Internet that the best special effects in Hong Kong are given to Ekin Cheng.
dominates the world
Hong Kong's 1998 box office champion.
Directed by Liu Weiqiang, starring Ekin Cheng, Aaron Kwok, Shu Qi, Yang Gongru and others.
was still very young at that time. I remember that this movie was rented to watch. Because there were too many people renting, I watched one card by one card, but it did not affect the feeling of watching the movie at all. I felt "Wow, So cool".
Later, in 2002, "The Wind and Cloud Dominates the World" and "The Wind and Cloud Must Win" turned out, and more people came into contact with the Wind and Cloud series. Zhao Wenzhuo also had countless fans by playing Nie Feng.
Chinese hero
1999 Golden Horse Awards best special effects.
Liu Weiqiang directed, starring Ekin Cheng, Nicholas Tse, Yang Gongru, Shu Qi, Huang Qiusheng, etc.
remembered that CCTV had a documentary dedicated to special effects on film production. At that time, it was the theme of the movie "Chinese Hero" and the TV series "Wind and Cloud Dominates the World", telling the effects of computer special effects on film and television.
Nicholas Tse is a handsome little fresh meat, but this movie is still impressed by the hero of Hua, played by Ekin Cheng, especially the white-haired sideburns at the end, completely crushing Feng Zai.
finally fought against the Statue of Liberty in the United States. He fought the Statue of Liberty to pieces. When he was a child, he was naive and thought these were all true. Now think about how valuable the "childlike heart" is.
Shushan Biography
Directed by Tsui Hark in 2001, starring Ekin Cheng, Louis Koo, Cecilia Cheung, Sammo Hung, Lin Xilei, Zhang Ziyi and Wu Jing.
Xu Ke directed similar films as early as 1983, all of which were adapted from "The Legend of Shushan Swordsman" by the author of the Republic of China Xianxia writer Huanzhu.
In 2001, the biography of Shushan paid more attention to special effects production. The entire film invested nearly 100 million yuan, and the cost of special effects was as high as 40 million yuan, which was specially produced by the Hollywood special effects team. Although the final box office word-of-mouth both encountered Waterloo, it still seems to be top-notch in terms of its special effects level. The most important thing is the concept. After watching it, many netizens generally think that "this is the fairy movie in our hearts." Cecilia Cheung in the movie
is super beautiful, perfect and independent.
