In fact, I'm very embarrassed to say that I'm a Zhoumu... I don't know anything about the glory days of the HK film industry. I started to get in touch with and fell in love with Hong Kong films or I was brought into the university by Stephen Chow. To a certain extent, I am also very lucky. I was born after these people, so I can have so many good movies to watch at a very young age. After finishing Chow Xingchi and Leslie Cheung, finishing Leslie Cheung and Chow Yun-fat_(:з ”∠)_ This "True Color of Heroes" has been in my favorites titled "Coach, I want to learn Cantonese" at station B for a long time. I heard about the re-screening some time ago and wanted to go to the theater to watch it, because some force majeure delayed it until today. It's almost time for the film to have a chance to go.
Then--
Brother Xiao Ma is so dazzling, and my eyes are full of him. Lighting cigarettes with paper money and single-handedly picking Taiwanese underworld completely embodies my childhood understanding of the rivers and lakes. The lame-legged hero wipes cars and picks up money and sees it again. Hao Shi's series of facial expressions were so poignant that in the end, he just hugged his brother and his eyes were red, and off-screen I was about to cry for him.
The youthful and invincible Leslie Cheung is really good to see that every frame is conditioned and wanted to take a screenshot, but in response, he couldn't help but secretly feel that he was too cute when he was in the theater. Such a willful, irritable and unpleasant character design is only charming when performed by a lovely person. However, in the alley where Ajie was targeting his eldest brother, Brother Mark yelled at him "Shoot on the street", tsk, I once again experienced the charm of swearing in Cantonese, and scolding well.
Besides, before watching this movie, I didn't expect "Sir, I haven't been a boss for many years" to be such a sad and sad line. As a result, when I said this line, the whole audience laughed, including me who saw John Woo in front of orz. The name expected the white dove to come, but it didn't. ( ˘･з･)
In addition, I found some stalks that I didn't get before. Brother Mark wears sunglasses, a white shirt and a black trench coat. He is unrestrained and handsome to the point of slag. Zhou Xingxing used the same style to pay tribute in "A Comic to the End of the World".
Brother Mark's classic lines: I have been in decline for three years, and I just want to wait for an opportunity. I want to argue, I don't want to prove my power, I just want to tell people: I have lost my mind, I want to make it up for myself! Stephen Chow also said this in "God of Cookery".
There is also the classic "Mark's Theme" at the beginning of the chapter. Although I knew it was on the show, I somehow thought of Zuo Songxing dressed as a boss in "The Saint of Gamblers", imitating the God of Gamblers (which happened to be also played by Chow Yun-fat), and came to see him in slow motion. Lord Hong, was evaluated as "Sure enough, he is a hero out of a teenager, even his walking posture is so different".
I don't know if I can find more biweekly stalks after making up a few more episodes ヽ(' ∇' )ノ
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