Not to mention the old acquaintances such as La Feng, Chai Jiu Ge, five girls, Du Lala, etc., the two handsome men of Ekin Cheng and Aaron Kwok are worth replaying many times. At that time, Ekin Cheng was really handsome. He swayed his folding fan in the sword mound and fluttered against Liu Ying, his dashing kamikaze legs when he competed for the fire monkey, and the handsome back figure on the bamboo raft in the river. Alas, he really ate my nympho party to death. Yes, it's not fun to watch it over and over again. When I watched Fengyun 2 after many years, I had to feel the lethality of the years to the nymphomaniac's glass heart. Senior Brother Yun's body and appearance were the same as before, but Junior Brother Feng had to face the embarrassment of being a middle-aged handsome guy and getting fat.
There is also Shu Qi, who is playful, cute, and a little talkative. She especially likes her exaggerated facial expressions when she speaks. Beautiful women are beautiful women. It is also a vase, Tang Yan's Chu Chu is stuffy with soy sauce everywhere and has no sense of existence. In fact, not only Chu Chu, the characters in Fengyun 2 have no sense of existence, the story is too weak, so weak that there is no plot, no characters, no character, and no details. It's all about fighting, everything is about special effects, the whole movie is boring, and after watching it, I can't think of anything worth going back and watching again. The most depressing thing is the old sweeper inside. I didn't expect him to be a sweeper! Screenwriter, are you worthy of Shaolin's sweeping old monk?
The pictures of Hong Kong's martial arts in the 1990s are very beautiful, such as "The Storm", "The Legend of Shushan", "A Chinese Ghost Story" and "Evil in the West", only the slightly hazy pictures can integrate various bright colors so harmoniously. The martial arts become heavier and heavier from the color picture to the theme, which makes people lose the pleasure of watching movies.
In addition to the beautiful picture, the soundtrack of this film is also of high standard. I was only impressed by the song "Flying Bugs" when I watched it before, but this time I watched it with headphones on the computer, and I unexpectedly found that the background music in the film was in line with the plot. Perfectly perfect, sincerity, sincerity!
In fact, my requirements for martial arts films are very low. As long as there are handsome guys and beautiful girls, martial arts, special effects, and a story that can be told, it will be good. Why is it so difficult?
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