Chinese-language Top Ten Action Movies Rankings Chinese-language action movies are the golden age of Hong Kong movies, and they are also genres that have successfully saved Hong Kong movies. Representative movie stars are Bruce Lee, Jet Li, Michelle Yeoh, Donnie Yen, Jackie Chan, Billy Zhou, etc. Today we will take a look at the ten most classic Chinese action movies!
"Hero" is a martial arts film directed by Zhang Yimou, starring Jet Li, Tony Leung, Maggie Cheung, Chen Daoming, Zhang Ziyi and Donnie Yen. It was released on December 14, 2002. The
movie mainly tells about the end of the Warring States period when the seven heroes rise together, but Qin is the most powerful, eager to annex the six kingdoms and dominate the world. In order to fight against the annexation of Qin, knights from all over the six countries wanted to assassinate King Qin.
The film's box office in mainland China reached 250 million yuan. It was the box office champion of Chinese-language movies in 2002. The global box office totaled 177 million US dollars (about 1.4 billion yuan). The film was named the first place among the top ten best films in the world in 2004 by Time Magazine, and was nominated for the best foreign language film at the Academy Awards and Golden Globe Awards, and won many domestic and foreign film awards.
"Tai Chi Zhang Sanfeng" is an action film produced by Zhengdong (Hong Kong) Film Co., Ltd., directed by Yuan Heping, written by Ye Guangjian, starring Jet Li, Michelle Yeoh, Qian Xiaohao, and Yuan Jieying. In May 2008, the film "Tai Chi Zhang Sanfeng" was selected as one of the 19 greatest Kung Fu films in film history.
The film is about Zhang Junbao/Zhang Sanfeng (played by Jet Li), Xiao Donggua (played by Yuan Jieying), Qiu Xue (played by Michelle Yeoh) and Dong Tianbao (played by Qian Xiaohao).
"Police Story" is an action film released by Golden Harvest Film Co., Ltd., directed by Jackie Chan, starring Jackie Chan, Maggie Cheung, Lin Qingxia, Dong Piao, and China Pacific Insurance. The film was released in Hong Kong, China on December 14, 1985.
The film tells the story of the police Chen Jiaju risking his death to arrest a big drug lord. Due to lack of evidence, he was framed and designed to blame and kill his colleagues, so he embarked on the road to wash away the injustice of his injustice. The exciting and exciting scenes in the
movie also created a precedent for Jackie Chan's desperate performance of dangerous scenes. This has also become a characteristic value of his later films. Brigitte Lin and Maggie Cheung have their own merits in the film. The film is a milestone in Jackie Chan’s transition from a Kung Fu kid comedy to the role of a modern police hero. It is a masterpiece of Jackie Chan’s action movie. In the film, Jackie Chan and his family break through the limits of the human body. .
"Drunk Master II" is a Kung Fu film produced by Jiahe Film Co., Ltd. in 1994. It is co-directed by Liu Jialiang and Jackie Chan, starring Jackie Chan, Anita Mui, Huang Rihua, Ti Lung, Liu Jialiang, Andy Lau.
In 1994, Liu Jialiang won the 31st Golden Horse Award for Best Action Design for the film. In 2005, he was selected as one of the "100 Best Movies in Global History" by Time Magazine.
"New Dragon Inn" is a martial arts action film co-produced by Hong Kong Siyuan Pictures and Xiaoxiang Film Studio. It is produced by Tsui Hark, directed by Li Huimin, starring Leung Ka Fai, Maggie Cheung, Lin Qingxia, and Donnie Yen. Cheng Xiaodong is the martial arts director. The
film is adapted from Hu Jinquan's "Longmen Inn". Based on the mid-Ming Dynasty, the film tells the story of the encounter with Dongchang masters in the Dragon Gate Inn of the Desert after the martial arts warrior rescued Zhongliang. The film tells the grievances and grievances of the children of the rivers and lakes with a high-pitched northwest wind. Whether it is characterization or storytelling, it has made breakthroughs on the basis of following the traditional martial arts form and opened a new school of martial arts scenery, known as the new school of martial arts in Hong Kong. The starting point is a monument to martial arts movies.
"Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" is a martial arts action film in 2000, directed by Ang Lee and co-starring Chow Yun-fat, Michelle Yeoh and Zhang Ziyi. The film was released in Mainland China on July 8, 2000. The
movie tells the story of a generation of hero Li Mubai who intends to withdraw from the arena, and entrusts her confidant Yu Xiulian to bring her Qing Mingjian to the capital as a gift for the collection of Lord Belle. Li Mubai's move to retreat from the arena actually caused more grievances.
"Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" has a number of award-winning records, including 4 awards including the 73rd Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film. It is also the first film in Chinese film history to win the Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film.
is ranked fifth among the top ten action movies in "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon". This of course is not to say that other top four movies are better than itExcellent, but the theme of "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" is mainly the character "Xia", and there are fewer martial arts scenes, and apart from the more exciting battle in the bamboo forest, all the plots are played. Good stories aside, just From the bloody fighting scene, "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" is indeed not enough!
"The Iron Monkey of the Young Huang Feihong" This film tells the story of the doctor Yang Tianchun seeing the officials in the late Qing Dynasty do harm to the country, so at night he disguised as a snitch "iron monkey" and hijacked officials to help the poor. The Beijing official was furious and sent the Shaolin traitor Yankong monk as an imperial envoy, wanted for the iron monkey; Huang Qiying's leader Huang Feihong went north, saw the thieves on the road, Huang took the initiative to teach the thieves, showing his good work. The government used Feihong as a hostage to force Huang Qiying to help capture the thief in the name of killing the people. Huang Qiying didn't know the truth, and the two heroes fought fiercely.
"Once Upon a Time" is an action-adventure film directed by Tsui Hark and starring Jet Li, Guan Zhilin, Mo Shaocong, and Donnie Yen. This "Huang Feihong" is not only the pioneering work of the new Chinese Kung Fu film, but also the pinnacle that cannot be surpassed.
This film tells that Huang Feihong, at the invitation of the International Medical Association, went to Guangzhou with Liang Kuan and the thirteenth aunt, and settled a dispute with the Bailian Church on the way. Later, with the help of revolutionary volunteer Lu Haodong, he lived in the British consulate and met the revolutionary leader Sun Wen. In order to deal with the revolutionary righteous men, Yuan Shu, the minister of the Qing Dynasty, incited the White Lotus cult to attack the British consulate. Huang Feihong, to preserve the lifeline of the nation, confronted Yuan Shu and helped Sun Wen and others escape.
"Way of the Dragon" (Way of the Dragon) is an action film produced by Hong Kong Golden Harvest Film Company. It is written and directed by Bruce Lee, starring Bruce Lee, Miao Kexiu, Lawrence, Xiao Qilin, etc. The film was launched in Hong Kong, China on December 30, 1972 Premiere.
After experiencing the double sales of "Big Brother Tangshan" and "Jing Wu Men", Bruce Lee obtained full control of a film. This is a classic action that he directed and acted by himself, and fully displayed his actions. The film concept is his most representative work during his lifetime. In particular, the scene where Bruce Lee and Lawless at the end of the film is a battle of life and death like a ballet, the scene is breathtakingly gorgeous.
"Jing Wu Hero" is a martial arts movie produced by Zhengdong (Hong Kong) Film Co., Ltd. Directed by Chen Jiashang, Chen Jiashang, Ye Guangjian, Lin Jitao co-writers, starring Jet Li, Qian Xiaohao, Zhongshan Ren, Zhou Billi and others.
The film mainly tells the story of Chen Zhen, a disciple of Jingwumen, who traced the cause of the death of Master Huo Yuanjia, confirming that Master was indeed a Japanese officer Fujita who was poisoned to death, and finally Chen Zhen defeated Fujita to avenge Master.
ranked first in "Jing Wu Hero" starring Jet Li. After the movie was released, it suddenly became a landmark work in the history of kung fu movies in the world and received continuous praise. Although "Jing Wu Hero" is a work that pays tribute to Bruce Lee's "Jing Wu Men" in his early years, it has surpassed "Jing Wu Men" and reached an unattainable height. It has become a recognized kung fu film textbook all over the world. Yu Lan. At present, no martial arts action movie can reach its height, let alone surpass it.
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