Wang Jing is probably a very mundane director, but it does not prevent him from making mundane films well, but it is definitely Fa Ge who plays a flexible role. "God of Gamblers" reflects the psychology of Hong Kong citizens who were tired of politics and eager to speculate to win wealth at that time. It is represented by the knife boy played by Andy Lau; in all gambling, there must be wins and losses. The king of gambling or the saint of gambling is represented by Gao Jin, who wears oily hair, wears a suit and loves chocolate, played by Fa Ge (in reality, there is probably only a lot of money that is not afraid of losing, and there is no sure-fire game).
However, the interesting part of the movie is not in the two high-stakes gambling games that echo from the beginning to the end (although these two scenes are really classics of gambling-themed movies, and the image of Fa Ge's god of gambling is deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, and there are also stars based on this. It doesn't make sense), but Yufa loses his memory and becomes a chocolate with a ten-year-old IQ but does not forget the talent for gambling. The encounter and interaction with Daozi are very interesting. Daozi, knife-mouthed tofu, beats and scolds chocolate, and chocolate can't forget to eat the brand that he eats. Only the chocolate can play the magic of gambling, the knife boy jumped up and down the bamboo frame on the periphery of the two buildings with the horse boy who chased him and asked him to pay back the money... Maybe when the chocolate is the happiest time for the god of gamblers, after all Back in his life, his Janet was raped and killed by Gao Yi, no one would accompany him to experience the joy of gambling and winning money, no one said that eating so much chocolate would kill him, and no one would take him with him. Play cards with money bets. However, the image of women in Hong Kong films is not fuller than that of men, not to mention this casino that shows men's luck, financial strength and intellectual duel field, although there is a Japanese tattooed woman shaking the dice at the beginning, but the image of the God of Gamblers is even better. Three-dimensional fresh and full.
Anyway, now I'm looking forward to what Xing Ye's "The Holy Gambler" will be like, and how to renovate in this classic God of Gamblers series, you must find time to watch it!
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