A Brief Talk on the Character Setting of "Once Upon a Time in the Western Regions"

Jarvis 2022-02-07 14:52:18

Tsui Hark's "Once Upon a Time Series" is a classic in martial arts movies. Speaking of Huang Feihong, everyone knows that he is a master of the generation. From the first to the third, Huang Feihong played by Jet Li is indeed worthy of this name.

Only from the fourth part, it began to change the taste - the shoddy "The Wind of the King", Huang Feihong changed hands, the thirteenth aunt disappeared, and the plot was "copy yourself", and the elements of the first three parts were randomly mixed into one. The fourth is not like; the fifth "Dragon City Jieba" is a Chinese version of "Raiders of the Lost Ark"; in the sixth, Master Huang has stepped out of the country and has become a genuine Western. After the evolution of these three divisions, it is a pity that a generation of masters has become a martial artist.

From the shaping of the characters, we can see the clues. In the first part, the Li version of Huang Feihong first appeared, and he was discussing the national disaster and the national feud with the general soldier. , Master Huang fell into the river and played with amnesia, and then he became an Indian with a chicken feather on his face and colorful paint.

Compare the two to see the difference. However, in just six movies, the national hero who made people's blood is reduced to this, it is really sad and lamentable!

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