Hong Kong movies used to be a very good memory in the memory of Chinese people.
In that era when film and television dramas were scarce, Hong Kong movies were like a spring of fresh air, refreshing everyone.
However, in recent years, Hong Kong movies have long lost their former glory. The audience still likes to watch Hong Kong movies? Can old Hong Kong filmmakers make classics again?
In 1983, Sammo Hung's movie "Five Lucky Stars" was released. This movie can be said to bring together a number of stars including Sammo Hung , Wu Yaohan , Qin Xianglin , Feng Quan Fan , Cen Jianxun , Zhong Chuhong , Jackie Chan , Yuan Biao , Lin Zhengying and other stars who later became film and television celebrities, and the plot is also relaxed and easy, which can be called a classic of Hong Kong comedy movies.
In particular, the clip of Wu Yaohanguo watching Zhong Chuhong take a bath is still impressive.
At the 42nd Hong Kong Film Awards, Sammo Hung received the Lifetime Achievement Award. When Sammo Hung won the award, he expressed the following feelings: "After 60 years in the industry, still in the same profession, he can still do so well, he is really blessed." In fact, there are many noble people around me who support me, so this award is not just an honor for me. ”
In the blink of an eye, Sammo Hung is also 75 years old.
After receiving the Lifetime Achievement Award, Sammo Hung was interviewed by media people. When it comes to his recent plans, Sammo Hung admitted that at this stage, he really wants to shoot "Five Lucky Stars" again, but some stars have already left. The star here refers to the movie star Wu Yaohan, who died in the past two years.
"I'm so sad," Sammo Hung said.
"Movies are meant to make people happy, and the interpretation of "Five Lucky Stars" makes people happy. Although they are bad people, they are good bad people, not the kind of (bad people) who rob homes and houses," Sammo Hung continued
The words are full of nostalgia and nostalgia for the past.
The live audience answered that you can shoot the younger version and the new version.
Sammo Hung said, "I also thought about filming a young version and finding a few actors who are not famous to star." Will you choose to watch it?"
"Isn't this it, you're the only audience at the scene," Sammo Hung pointed to the only person at the scene who would say to watch it, and said that this may be the reality that Sammo Hung is facing.
It has been a long time since Hong Kong films have lost their former glory.
It's just that Sammo Hung doesn't know but doesn't want to admit it. It's that simple.