The world of martial arts out of Shaolin, in the rivers and lakes above Shaolin is also the existence of Taishan Beidou, film and television works on the Shaolin Temple portrayal is also a lot, today dasheng for everyone to introduce ten Shaolin theme movies.
1. 1976 Zhang Che's edition of "Shaolin Temple"
As early as before the Shaolin Temple, Zhang Che had already made films such as "Fang Shiyu and Hong Xiguan", "Five Ancestors of Shaolin", "Children of Shaolin", etc., but they all told the stories of the children of laymen, and there were no monks who had lost their hair, and when they arrived at the "Shaolin Temple", they changed their previous practices, not only many monks, but also showed the architecture of the Shaolin Temple.
Dillon and David Jiang, as Zhang Che's favorite disciples, did not choose to drop their hair or remain lay disciples. The film not only has benevolent men and traitors, but also blood and bravery, of course, there are also many interesting sections of learning kung fu that still seem interesting today.
2. 1976 Jackie Chan version of "Shaolin Wooden Man Alley"
The main reason why this film is mentioned is that Jackie Chan starred in his youth. In order to avenge the murder of his father, he went to the Shaolin Temple to learn martial arts, and every day, he could only lay down the basic skills by simply carrying water and splitting materials, and occasionally learned martial arts with the strange man Fa Yu imprisoned in the cave, and the martial arts thus improved by leaps and bounds, and finally hit the Wooden Man Alley. After going down the mountain, he found that the strange person he released was his father's enemy, although the strange man Fa Yu was his master, but he was a miscreant in the jianghu, plus he was killing his father's enemy, and there was finally a decisive battle between the two.
It is worth mentioning that the actor of Fa Yu is Huang Zhengli, a well-known leg king in the Hong Kong film industry, and also a common villain in Jackie Chan's early films, it is said that jackie chan kicked off a tooth when filming "Snake-like Executioner".
3. 1978 "Shaolin Thirty-Six Rooms"
To say who in the Hong Kong film industry is most qualified to shoot Shaolin Temple-themed films, there is No one else than Liu Jialiang, who belongs to Gen Zheng Miao Hong, Shaolin Supreme Master - Lu Acai - Huang Qiying - Huang Feihong - Lin Shirong - Liu Zhan - Liu Jialiang. Liu Jialiang himself, due to his appearance limitations, vigorously praised his righteous brother Liu Jiahui as the male protagonist, making him the hottest action star of Shaw at that time.
Zhang Che's favorite is to go shirtless, and Liu Jialiang likes to show kung fu, which can be described as eighteen martial arts, which can basically be seen as a kung fu teaching film. In addition to "Shaolin Thirty-Six Rooms", there are also "Shaolin Tent Master", "Eighteen Martial Arts" and so on.
4. Jet Li's version of "Shaolin Temple" in 1982
Jet Li became famous, the 1 cent ticket price that year received more than 100 million box office, and "Wolf Warrior 2" is not his opponent now. Hong Kong films are good at kung fu films, and "Shaolin Temple" was also very popular when it was released in Hong Kong that year. To this day, we still remember the characters in the film, the fierce Wang Renze and the vulture, the sunny and kind shepherd girl and the green Jueyuan. Compared with the above Hong Kong movies, there is more atmosphere, only because "Shaolin Temple" is a live-action shooting, they are set.
Now that Mr. Yu Chenghui, the actor of Wang Renze, is no longer there, the young monk jueyuan is almost unable to move, and the shepherd girl has long changed her career to do business, but the memories of the past still exist.
5. 1985 "Kapok Robes"
After the "Shaolin Temple" became popular, Hong Kong directors also went to the mainland to shoot this theme work, and director Xu Xiaoming was one of the earlier ones, as early as 1981, he also filmed "Huo Yuanjia", which was popular all over the country. Director Xu Xiaoming is an all-rounder, the editors and directors are all in line, and kung fu and singing are not in the question.
"Kapok Robes" and "Shaolin Temple" are about the contradiction between the Shaolin Temple and the official government, and there is also a certain tragedy when the senior monk sits down. At the same time, the feelings between Xu Xiangdong and the heroine are the same as those between Jueyuan Shepherd girl, which is the kind of emotion that stops. At present, the most popular nature is the villain of the year, Yu Rongguang.
6. 1986 "North and South Shaolin"
Director Liu Jialiang became famous earlier, but in the 1980s he has been compared with a new group of filmmakers such as Jackie Chan and Hong Jinbao, and the filming of "North and South Shaolin" was also invited by Fang Yihua of Shaw Company, using a team that is almost the same as "Shaolin Temple". Liu Jialiang has no innovation in the storyline, it is still a contradiction between the government and Shaolin, and it is still mixed with a little love.
Unfortunately, Liu Jialiang and Jet Li had a conflict because of the filming of "North and South Shaolin", and Liu Jialiang treated the staff in Hong Kong and the mainland differently in the crew, which made Jet Li very angry. Since then, the two have never worked together again, and the "Huang Feihong" in the 90s did not cooperate because he could not accept Xu Ke's whimsical ideas.
7. 1994 "New Shaolin Five Ancestors"
In addition to the young monk Jueyuan, Jet Li can conquer us as a lay monk, a serious Hong Xiguan and a clever and cute Doudou are really suitable, plus a mature and sensible son is more perfect, but unfortunately Doudou's funny mother finally sacrificed. Of course, there is Chen Songyong, who subdues people with virtue, and Chen Jinnan, who fails to pretend to be forced. The ending Wang Jing's version of Fang Shiyu is really unconvincing, after all, the Fang Shiyu we have seen is all handsome, Jet Li, Fu Sheng, Zhang Weijian and so on.
8. "Oolongyuan" series
Hao ShaoWenshi Xiaolong a pair of living treasures, the old drama bone Uncle plus the old naughty boy abbot master, the four masters and apprentices are happy together, but also bring us a lot of childhood happiness. Now that the abbot is gone, Uncle Da is slowly getting old, and the two little living treasures have grown up. It is said that Zhu Yanping built a new Oolong Temple, uncle Da plus Song Xiaobao, worried about another work that ruined his childhood.
9. Shaolin Soccer, 2001
Shaolin football may be a bit far-fetched here, but the good villain Star Master and his brothers came from the Shaolin Temple to promote Shaolin Kung Fu, so they joined it. Combining Shaolin Kung Fu and football, there is only such a genius as Xingye.
Stephen Chow's films are often the stories of the growth of small people, and Shaolin football is no exception, several division brothers were initially depressed, and then began to play football under his call, played their strengths, and successfully won the championship. If you don't have a dream, what's the difference with salted fish?
10. 2011 "New Shaolin Temple"
The lineup of that year was strong enough, Jackie Chan, Andy Lau, Wu Jing, Fan Bingbing, Xie Tingfeng, as well as Yu Hai, Shi Xingyu, Xiong Xinxin and other practical factions, but unfortunately did not tell the story well. At first, it was the love between Andy Lau and Nicholas Tse brothers, and then inexplicably rose to the feud between family and country, which seemed a bit abrupt, although the time background was the era of warlord melee.
"Shaolin Temple" has always been a sacred and solemn place, but as the scenic spot continues to open, the monks have slowly become modern, lacking the mysterious sense of the past. There will definitely be many Shaolin-themed film and television works in the future, will you still look forward to it?