"Journey to the West", which ranked fifth, was released in Hong Kong, with a total revenue of HK$459 million.
What I like the most is the relationship between Supreme Treasure and Zixia, which is also a good story. After going through so many ups and downs, I finally understand that falling in love is actually a thing to train yourself to become stronger, and it is not like in "Journey to the West", which is all messy things. Only after experiencing the love between Sun Wukong and Zixia did we discover that the true meaning of life is so simple. I think life should be very simple, let yourself take root, bloom and bear fruit like a seed. I think there are many analogies in this, from Wukong's fate, to the love of the summer palace, to the peach blossom thirty-year-style marriage, each of which is as painful as wearing a golden ring. Although there may not be a big gain, there will definitely be some losses.
Jigong ranked fourth, earning HK$21,500,000 at the Hong Kong box office.
When I think back to my childhood, I think it's a funny comedy. I was watching "Journey to the West" and was shocked by the story in it. Now again, I really can't laugh at it, it's a sad story, a real tragedy. He told me that he was going to write a play called "How Many Joys and Sorrows Are There in the World". I looked at it, and sure enough, I saw Du Qifeng. He smiled and re-examined his life. It was only at this time that I realized: human suffering, human feelings, self-respect, self-respect, helping others to help themselves. I said, I'm going to show you a video of him. Of course, there are also some words that satirize modern society, such as "recreation department" and "accounting department", which are very interesting. Both gentlemen and commoners can enjoy it.
"The King of a Thousand Kings 2000", which ranked third at the box office, grossed HK$19.1 million in Hong Kong.
Although Stephen Chow appeared, it seems that Stephen Chow is the starring role, and the final highlight is him. His final ending was really disappointing, the role he played was disgusted by everyone, disgusted by the public, even his acting career was despised by countless people, I think, this ** is really a failure. The overall plot is a bit confusing, and the jokes are just like that. I'm curious, why did the head of the police station suddenly change to a [Transfiguration Monkey Seret]?People like him are so hateful, I thought I could be suppressed in the end, but I ended up becoming Wang Jing's subordinate, which is really disappointing. I guess Zago should have figured out that if the chief hasn't been caught, then he's not going to have to do it as a policeman. But what I want to know is, was the reason for Zachary's eventual victory because he resigned?
The world's second-ranked "Love Saint" was released in Hong Kong, with a cumulative income of HK$16.5 million.
In fact, the plot of this movie has nothing to do with the love saint, but it just uses the joke of the protagonist Cheng Sheng as the title. Later, I learned that it turned out to be the author of this **, who deliberately used "Star Wars" to set off his worldview, so he had a new idea. A series of unexpected but logical intrigues due to the conflict between the two characters make us have to admire the creativity of the screenwriter. I love the movies directed by Stephen Chow, and I also love the movies directed by Stephen Chow, especially Ye Lin.
The first film, "Night of the Soul", was a huge hit at the Hong Kong box office, grossing HK$16.2 million.
The depictions of ghosts and fantasies in this work are very appealing, and I would like to see them again, but unfortunately not yet. "Ghost Love" also thinks so. Hu Weili is a very good master. His films are also very distinctive. The strange combination of Hong Kong-style horror films and horror films, and some plot innovations, clearly surpassed the times of the time. In his films, the characters all have a bizarre color that makes people feel very strange. Liu Zhenwei and Stephen Chow produced by Shaw Brothers, these two are outstanding characters in B-grade films.
Stephen Chow's five worst movies this year, one after another, are infinitely regrettable!
The movie "Stephen Chow".