There is such a hot topic, why is it that the older I get, the more sad I feel when I watch Stephen Chow's movies? Are there quite a few people like that?
As we get older, watching Stephen Chow's movies will really make people feel more sad, probably because we have more life experiences and have more empathy for the little people in the movie, the conflict between dreams and reality.
I still remember that when I watched Stephen Chow's movies when I was a child, I might only think it was funny, but when I watched it when I grew up, I would find that there was a lot of helplessness and bitterness behind those laughter.
I believe that many people have similar experiences, the more they grow up, the more they can understand the deep meaning of Stephen Chow's movies, laughing with tears, and having a different taste.
Netizens also fried the pot
- That's a good point, although it was Lu Xun who said it... I like tragedy more than comedy, because the characters in tragedy know that good hopes will be broken like glass sooner or later, but they are unstoppable. Every time I read a tragic story, I feel full of courage to face life. "Though it will perish, though it will be broken, it will still shine, and it will still shine."
- I thought it was funny when I watched Journey to the West, but the more I watched it, the more sad I felt. Everyone is a Supreme Treasure, we all have a Zixia in our hearts, we want to use the Supreme Treasure to care for Zixia, but we find that if we are not Sun Wukong, even her basic survival is a problem, we don't want to put on a layer of monkey skin but find that without that layer of monkey skin, we don't even have the most basic right to love. ------ like one
- The people in it seem exaggerated, but in fact, the reality is like this, Xing Ye always hopes that the world is still beautiful and justice still exists, so the ending is all positive energy, but what about the real world??? It's not as good as a comedy.
- Friends on the phone, complaining about all kinds of grievances·· I said, you see, I want to cry even when I watch Stephen Chow's movies now... Friends emphasized that Stephen Chow's movies originally made people cry.... I retorted, then I used to only laugh.... Friends say.... That's when you grew up. ...... Sanbao often thinks when we can make such a type of comedy... A while ago, I happened to run into a replay of Jiupin Sesame Official on TV... The more I watched, the more fascinated I became......... In an instant... Isn't that what it is?
- "We've all become the same people we hated at the beginning." It's not as good as this one.
- Xing Ye is playing an ordinary person who pursues love in the play, such a star was ridiculed by us many years ago, and now we are all ordinary people who pursue love.
- I don't think the end of The King of Comedy is disillusioned. It's my insistence as an actor. We've all gone through that time, we've all lost what we were when we were, and we went back to find our own land after we separated, will you miss it? Will it be sad?
- When you get older, you think more about things and think more about them. When I touched on some sad and difficult things, I was naturally sad.
- "That melancholy longs for others to understand but will not take the initiative to contact others, just like a sieve, people who don't understand can't get in, but when people who understand come in, the first rays of harmony and warmth appear after the rain "It makes sense, I feel the same way~
- Although I have watched the video of Chai Jing's interview for a long time, but then I feel that the feeling for him is the way he appeared on the screen that time, if he doesn't appear, I will always think that he is living a happy life, and then I think sadly that such a happy person, how is he doing?
Write at the end
Xingye's movies are like a mirror, reflecting the trajectory of our growth.
When we are young, we may just be amused by those funny plots, but as we get older, we begin to feel the persistence of dreams in the movie, the sympathy for the struggles of the little people's lives, and the deep understanding of the ups and downs of life.
These movies, they accompany us all the way, from youthful ignorance to mature perception. Just like the older the old wine becomes, the more flavorful it becomes.
When we look at Xingye's movies now, we may find that they are not only comedies, but also films that tell everyone's story.
These stories allow us to find resonance and find our own touches at different stages of life.