In terms of the rhythm of the film, the 2014 Korean version has a much better soundtrack than the original Hong Kong version of 2007, and the camera switching and length control are in place. However, it is not based on a technical level, so it is difficult to say who is slightly better. But I have to say that Leung Ka Fai is a lot more sophisticated than Zheng Yusheng. The old actor is really an old actor. In this movie, it feels like too much color is engraved on Han Xiaozhu and the boss. Don't say it = = (I still don't understand what Han Xiaozhu looks so good-looking, what does Zheng Yusheng mean when he combs bangs that have been around for decades) In the last scene, the feeling of Zheng and Han looking at each other was not filmed.
I have read Ren Dahua's tracking twice. The first time in 2007 was the first year of junior high school, and the second time was in the first year of high school in 10 years. There is no way to objectively say which of the two films is better or worse, but I still prefer the Hong Kong version of the tracking.
Although I licked Han Hyo Joo's face the whole time I watched this film.
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