Taking [King of Kung Fu] as a show on my birthday, sitting in the first row and watching the wrinkles of Double J up close, my favorite is the sparring part, the silent monk is Shaolin martial arts, Lu Yan is drunk boxing, in an instant Thinking of their respective famous works [Shaolin Temple] and [Drunken Fist], now that handsome men are in power, martial arts stars really have no successors. Wu Jing has dyed blue hair and plays a supporting role in underworld movies. Donnie Yen's movie seems to be lacking. Everyone's style. . . The big stars who were once admired by most of the Chinese people went to Hollywood one by one to be funny, cool, and supporting roles.
I basically didn't watch the later films of Jet Li and Jackie Chan. It's really not our cup of tea. I'd rather watch Fang Shiyu Huang Feihong on CCTV6 over and over again while eating. What I like about Jackie Chan's works is [New Police Story].
The big production of [King of Kung Fu] is just [Hero] + [House of Flying Daggers] + [Golden Armor] + [Night Banquet] in the eyes of little girls who have seen more "worldliness". But there is no Chinese who put the great Chinese science fiction film [Journey to the West], which is supreme in my mind, on the big screen. Seeing the Monkey King, the Peach Blossom Forest, and the White-haired Witch on the screen, I was so excited that I thought about it. If [Journey to the West] can shoot the effect of [The Lord of the Rings], [The Legend of the White-haired Witch] can shoot [Titanic]. romantic. . .
The silent monk waited, waited, waited, and waited until Skywalker, with white skin and yellow hair, he liked Shaw Brothers movies and wanted to learn Chinese KONGFU just to pick up girls.
I'll wait, wait, wait, and wait until the [Journey to the West] that I'm looking forward to, although the plot is a bit mentally retarded and there isn't enough martial arts, but I bear it and feel sad.
I paid RMB to go to the cinema to watch [King of Kung Fu], hoping that in my lifetime, I can see the real classics in my mind on the silver screen.
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