Hong Kong once occupied a very important position in the Chinese film industry, and Hong Kong films once held an unshakable position and attracted a large number of fans. In the history of Hong Kong films, many films have played a vital role in the development of Hong Kong film industry and China's film industry, and have a great impact on many fans. These Hong Kong films have led the development of China's film industry and given hope for the development of China's film industry. So what are the significant films in the development of Hong Kong's film industry? It is difficult to define which movies are the most important. Everyone has different views and feelings. This list is only for reference. The editor of this article will make a comprehensive inventory of the top ten most important films in Hong Kong. Let's see if these ten films have shocked you.
10. Infernal Affairs
Infernal Affairs is a 2002 Hong Kong crime thriller directed by Liu Weiqiang and Alan mak. The film is known as reviving the dying state of many Hong Kong films after the handover. Infernal Affairs transcends its poor English title and portrays itself as a modern masterpiece of crime thrillers.
9. Best partner
Best partner is a 1982 Hong Kong comedy film directed by Zeng Zhiwei starring Zeng Zhiwei and Carl Maka. It's an incredibly outdated film, but it contains some real enjoyment. Hui and Maka have some good chemical reactions. There are also some good stunts, and the fanatical rhythm is a clear bonus, because it will never allow a joke to be flat without five other cars filling the gap.
8. Plan a
Plan a is a 1983 Hong Kong martial arts, action and comedy film directed by Jackie Chan. Jackie Chan guides himself and martial arts superstar Hong Jinbao in the film. Chan served as the 19th century Coast Guard Office, responsible for defending the Hong Kong border for smugglers and unpopular people. The biggest gimmick of the film is a tribute to the 1923 Harold Lloyd sequence. Harold runs out of a chaser and finally swings from the hands of the bell tower.
7. Sweet honey
"Sweet honey" is a love story. It is a Hong Kong film in 1996. It is directed by Miss Chen and starred by Maggie Cheung, liming, Zeng Zhiwei and Yang Gongru. The film is not only a fascinating romantic story, but also a flashing snapshot of Hong Kong. It captures the obvious anxiety and disorientation of the metropolis in the process of approaching profound historical change.
6. Ghost of a beautiful girl
Ghost of a beautiful girl is a 1987 Hong Kong romantic horror film starring Leslie Cheung and Wang Zuxian. It is the representative of ghost film, which can hardly be surpassed by other films of the same type. The demonic world, the beautiful image of the female ghost Nie Xiaoqian, and the romantic atmosphere of the whole film have become a unique image lingering in the hearts of the audience.
5. Young Huang Feihong's Iron Monkey
Young Huang Feihong's iron monkey is a 1993 Hong Kong martial arts film directed by Yuan Youping, starring Donnie Yen, Yu Rongguang and Jean Wang. The film tells the childhood of Chinese folk hero Huang Feixiong and his father Wang Jiying, as well as their encounter with the 'Iron Monkey'.
4. The true story of ah Fei
The true story of ah Fei is a 1990 Hong Kong film directed by Wong Kar Wai, starring Leslie Cheung, Andy Lau and Maggie Cheung. This is a complex story about multiple characters dealing with desire and rejection. The film won a lot of trophies at the Hong Kong Film Awards.
3. Journey to the West
"Journey to the west" is a 1995 Hong Kong fantasy comedy film directed by Liu Zhenwei and starring Stephen Chow, Wu Manda and LAN jieying. The film is adapted from the Chinese classical novel 'journey to the West'. It combines elements of farce, comedy and martial arts, and revolves around the central theme of the love story.
2. "Jingwu gate"
Jingwu gate is a 1972 Hong Kong kung fu novel directed by Rowe, starring Bruce Lee. Jingwu gate is one of Bruce Lee's most influential works. The film launched the 'golden age of kung fu films' in the 1970s.
1. The true colors of Heroes
Hero is a 1986 Hong Kong crime film directed by John Woo and starring Chow Yun fat, Dillon and Leslie Cheung. The film had a far-reaching impact on Hong Kong's film production industry and later spread internationally.