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Will Chow Yun-fat and Tony Leung still join forces?
Arely 2022-03-24 09:02:14
At that time, Chow Yun-fat, Tony Leung Chiu-wai and even Huang Qiusheng were very young, but Mao Shunyun looked a little old (similar to now). I vaguely saw the shadow of "Infernal Affairs", should "Infernal Affairs" learn from it? Some details are still good, such as white roses, paper cranes, lighters, and singing to crying babies. The big gunfights in the back should be very cool to the audience back then, but now it seems that the setting is still a bit simple and rude. John Woo still has a set of shooting actions. Take a look at Tsui Hark in "Taking Tiger Mountain Out of Wisdom" "I made a good shootout film with 3D technology, and the box office is expected to reach 800 million, and Lao Wu failed miserably in "Tai Ping Lun", should he return to the type he is best at, make a big shootout film, and compete with Xu Laoguai A fight? Chinese movies need this type of shootout. Will Chow Yun-fat and Tony Leung still join forces? Will John Woo return to his favorite subject matter? Suddenly a little sad, those golden eras will not come again, will a new filmmaker in the area be born another John Woo? Maybe there will never be John Woo, Chow Yun-fat, Tony Leung again, and even new Hong Kong idols will be hard to find. Are the Hong Kong actors in those years mostly from little people? Are today's actors born of comfort and lack of a taste?
Extended Reading
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Tequila: [to Alan] I hate in-house funerals. I write all the music each time. A cop dies, and I have to play a tune for him. I really don't want to do that for you.
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[to a baby, after shooting someone]
Tequila: Hey, x-rated action!