When I saw the news of Mr. Ni Kuang's death the day before yesterday, I couldn't help but miss the "Four Great Talents of Hong Kong". Now Huang Zhan, Jin Yong, and Ni Kuang have passed away, leaving only Cai Lam. "Undefended Tonight" was once again recalled. It was the golden age

I saw the news about the death of Mr. Ni Kuang the day before yesterday, and I couldn't help but miss the "Four Great Talents in Hong Kong". Now Huang Zhan, Jin Yong, and Ni Kuang have gone to the west, leaving only Cai Lan, eight The talk show "Undefended Tonight" in the late 1900s has been revisited again. It was the golden age of Hong Kong movies, with stars such as Anita Mui and Joey Wong, famous directors such as Wong Pak-ming, as well as songwriters and composers. Huang Zhan and others, the Hong Kong film and television industry at that time was really "a generation of talented people"! Follow in the footsteps of memory and review the most glorious peak era of Hong Kong movies.

The movie that impressed me the most is "God of Gamblers" released in 1989. He has a sleek slicked back hair, a smile with fierce eyes, and the domineering look of a mature man is vividly interpreted by Chow Yunfa . The addition of the " amnesia " element makes the story more interesting. A god with special skills fell down due to persecution. When "the tiger fell in peace and was bullied by the dog", he was helped by others, returned to the world, and washed away his shame. , very satisfying. Movies based on this routine have successively spawned the "Five Gambling" series: gods, saints, knights, overlords, and kings. This was the time when Hong Kong's "gambling movies" were in their heyday. The classic image of Chow Yun-fat lighting up a cigarette with dollars left a deep impression on many people.

When "God of Gamblers" is mentioned, " God of Gamblers " comes to mind, Stephen Chow , and then Ng Mang-tat , the nonsensical comedy movie " Playing Back to School and Weilong " performed by this golden pair was released in 1991. Yes, I was in high school at that time, and I was very familiar with the school background in the movie. The police undercover plot with the school as the theme was very popular among students, and it blended elements that had nothing to do with each other, such as school, teachers, and police and criminals. , coupled with the imaginative and funny language, it is more appropriate to call it a love comedy than a police and gangster action movie. The handsome Zhang Min teacher, with his classic lotus hair, black frames, white shirt and jeans, was imitated by female students at the time and has never been surpassed. Looking back on it to this day, he is still astonished. This was also the first time that a "nonsensical" comedy shocked me. It turns out that "laughing till you cry" is like this! I miss uncle !

Hong Kong movies are basically divided into six major categories: comedy, martial arts, police and gangsters, monsters, literature and art, and erotica, among which "zombie and ghost movies" account for a large proportion. The " happy ghost " series that I first came into contact with lasted from 1984 to 1991, and a total of five volumes were produced. Although the name "ghost" is actually the best friend, the origin of the story is that a talented scholar from the Qing Dynasty was wrongfully hanged, and his soul was placed in a hemp rope. He was brought into modern society by a girl who took shelter from the rain. In the background of the times and the living environment Faced with such huge differences, Kaixin Gui and the "Youth Girls Group" started various teasing and amusing plots of falling in love and killing each other. It is worth mentioning that in addition to the protagonist Huang Baiming, Gigi Lai , Luo Meiwei , Maggie Cheung , etc. have all participated. Thirty years ago, they were young, beautiful and full of vitality. Later, I watched the Lin Zhengying " Mr. Zombie " series one after another. I remembered that there was a movie called "The Ghost Lives Next Door" that was very funny. Later, after looking through the clips, I realized that it was a 1990 movie.

When talking about the literary films of Hong Kong movies, we must talk about " Chungking Express ". The main plot is unfolded by two love stories, the long mountain elevator, the crowded vegetable market, the men and women in a hurry, the sellers in Chungking Mansions Sally's Indian is both a vibrant Hong Kong fireworks and a lonely monologue in the style of Wong Kar-Wai. The policeman Awu and the waitress Afei, the female killer and another policeman, with different identities, met in the same space by chance, and a relationship developed in Chungking Mansions.

had seen the scene of Faye Wong lying on the escalator looking at herself in the glass, and I suddenly wanted to go to Mid-Levels Mountain to see it.What is rare is that young Tony Leung , Brigitte Lin , Takeshi Kaneshiro and Faye Wong appear in this drama at the same time, as well as the classic narration: I don’t know when it started, but there is a date on everything. saury will expire, canned meat will expire, and even plastic wrap will expire. I began to wonder, in this world, what else will not expire?

The most unforgettable movie for me is called "Across the World", starring Leslie Cheung, Chow Yun-fat, and Chung Chu-hong in 1991. Similar to "If Tomorrow Comes", they are all thief movies. Leslie Cheung's handsomeness, Chow Yun-fat's chicness, Chung Chu-hong's sexiness, and the killer song "The Wind Keeps Blowing". Many years later, I seem to really understand what kind of combination can be called "across the world".

In a blink of an eye, it has been 25 years since Hong Kong returned to . Let’s take this article as a commemoration!