Fa-ge's shootout films, especially those directed by John Woo, are even better than anyone else. In those days, Fa-ge's eyes were sometimes charming, sometimes resolute, and sometimes fierce. This also has a lot to do with the director's cut, but Fa Ge and Wu Yusen, who are not perfect, but two heroes who fought side by side, swayed freely in the field of film, and made classics one after another, shaping One after another familiar hero image. Whether it is the police or the underworld, whether it is a killer or an undercover agent, in the virtual movie world, he cuts a knife for his friends, sheds blood and tears for justice, and completely lives for some beliefs in the spiritual realm. Although it is unrealistic, it makes people feel The blood is boiling, because some wishes of the helpless people's spiritual world in real life have also been fulfilled. This is similar to some heroes and warriors handed down from ancient times. People are always kind, aren't they?
Although Fa Ge's comedy films are different from Xing Ye's comedy style, they still have a very strong personal style, and his comedy talent is enough to make people unforgettable. The Eight-Star Annunciation is a film that fully develops his comedy talents. It is hard to imagine that the characters in the play, the true nature of the hero, and the characters in Dragon and Tiger are played by the same actor. Fa Ge has never been stereotyped, he can challenge any role, even in a literary film such as Love in a Fallen City, his Mr. Fan is still unforgettable. How can I sum up him? It can be said that he is the most dazzling hero in Hong Kong film history.
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