1, "Treading Blood to Seek Plum Blossoms"
Starring: Aaron Kwok / Spring and Summer / Bai Zhi
Movie review: After watching the whole movie, the first feeling is that it is incomplete and the ending ends abruptly. But if you think about it carefully, the main purpose of the movie may not be to tell stories, but to portray everyone's humanity. Aaron Kwok's makeup in it is also very, very, very charming. His white hair and black-rimmed glasses tell a story. He cuts open the skin to see an embryo. The heartbeat of the background music really creates such a huge impact. A room with a view, sparkling earrings, stepping on the "blood" to find plum blossoms, do you really feel the pain when your soul leaves the body? In short, every character is very real. Although it is a murder movie, it looks very real. ps: I am optimistic about you in the spring and summer, and the future is promising~
2, " Domestic Lingling Paint "
Starring: Stephen Chow / Anita Yuan / Luo Jiaying
Movie review: "Domestic Lingling Paint" can be said to be an epoch-making classic. Compared with Stephen Chow's previous movies, this one is definitely the pinnacle. And after watching it again after so many years, I can still make myself laugh. The rhythm is very brisk, and the young Anita Yuen is so beautiful. Hong Kong before the handover was full of ridicule. If you become serious about these ridicules, you will appear boring, singing in a comedy that makes no sense from beginning to end. If you really take it as a joke, then you are the one being laughed at. This is the most subtle and interesting part of the film. As well as the BGM at the beginning and the end of this film, I don’t know how many times it has been used in short videos over the years. The original source is here...
3, " Wisdom Teeth "
Starring: Lin Jiadong / Liu Yase / Li Chun
movie review: The story is simpler than Kowloon Walled City, and there is no need to explain too many emotional relationships, so it is very smooth to watch. There is too much parkour in the front and too much emphasis on action, which is a bit aesthetically fatigued. The rhythm and art in the back are poetic. The overall style is a bit like David Fincher and Seijun Suzuki. The actors' performance is difficult, like walking in the snow to find plum blossoms. It is a big challenge. I prefer the setting of wisdom tooth pain. It has a subtle interpretation of the metaphor of Hong Kong. , the scene where the policeman got his wisdom teeth knocked out at the end was a bit decompressing in terms of rhythm, but I was not very satisfied with the ending. But overall it is still a very good, artistic and narrative film.
4, " Unexpected "
Starring: Louis Koo / Simon Yam / Feng Suifan
Video comments: It has the taste of the Milky Way, but not Johnnie To. Unexpectedly, Zheng Baorui's diversification. A short and interesting story that communicates with the audience through blank space. What seemed like a well-thought-out unexpected layout eventually turned into paranoia. At the beginning, his wife had an accident in a car accident, and he was immersed in an unexpected job, suffering from paranoia. The accident at the beginning was well designed, everyone's movements were explained, and the details were well controlled. Basically, the entire movie relies on Louis Koo's acting skills to hold up. It’s a movie that’s less than 90 minutes long. There’s really nothing superfluous about it. It’s a smart director and a smart audience. ps: I really like Goo Jai’s unsmiling, highly intelligent and neurotic setting~
5, " Shinjuku Incident "
Starring: Jackie Chan / Naoto Takenaka / Daniel Wu
Movie review: The distance between Er Dongsheng and Akira Kurosawa Maybe it's just the sense of rhythm in some details, the depth of the overall plot and the analysis of the complexity of human nature that have weight. The scenes of tit-for-tat quarrels over who has to pay more are dramatic and real, which is the best part of filming. "Without me, would you be where you are today?" Such sentences always appear in my father's mouth, and I always say, "You are the one who has caused me the worst." Indulging my relatives and The subordinates can develop freely and enjoy themselves. Human desires and ambitions can only lead to a dead end without culture and values. All in all, it is Jackie Chan's most successful work in transformation and is well worth watching!
5 Hong Kong movies that have not been released in the mainland. Which ones have you seen? Coding is not easy. Welcome to follow, like, and leave a message for discussion!
