Also in 1991, "The Biography of Inspector Leiluo II. Father and Son Feud" was released after the first part. The director is still Liu Guochang, and in the starring team, in addition to Andy Lau, Zhang Min, Wu Mengda, Qin Pei, Qiu Shuzhen, etc., Aaron Kwok has become an important role in the second part. For "The Legend of Reylo 2", it mainly tells the story of the new Police Commissioner, who was determined to eliminate corruption in the Force after taking office, so he upgraded Relo to deputy. Leilo knew that this was the time of retreat, so he retired early. The son born to Leilo and his young girlfriend also returned from Australia, and played a father-son feud with Leiluo.
One
In terms of the two films, "The Legend of Leiluo", as a classic police film in the history of Hong Kong films, expands the narrative background to the entire Hong Kong police community, with the help of the growth process of Leiluo, played by Dehua, as the main line, and outlines the ups and downs of history and human nature with the rise and fall of the characters. Like many hero biography movies, Andy Lau's role of Leiluo is the main line of the film. Among them, as far as Leiluo's life trajectory is concerned, it is mainly divided into three major parts: entering the jianghu for the first time, floating and sinking with the world, and indifferently retiring.
Two
Specifically, as a teenager, Leilo had a sense of justice, but did not lose his spirituality. For example, when answering the question of why you are a policeman, Leiluo's sentence "for dinner" can be described as unbearable. However, like many young people, Leiluo has also experienced the warmth and cold of life and has received help from the noble people in life. Especially in the second part, Andy Lau's Leiluo, played by Andy Lau, is increasingly cold and arrogant, and his position is highly powerful, and even the police commissioner is not good for him, although he is successful, he is actually sad, and he is getting farther and farther away from the original intention of his conscience.
Three
However, the incorruptibility of the Hong Kong Police Department is the trend of the times, and after experiencing bloody storms, Leiluo has a sense of insight into life, and more and more misses his former love- the first love of a beautiful life. After several ups and downs, he finally chose to withdraw from the stage of history, which was open-minded and helpless. In addition, it has to be mentioned that the character settings of the two "Legends of Leiluo" are almost perfect, such as the old boss Chen Tong (Guan Haishan), the constantly fighting enemy (Qin Pei), the beautiful first love (Qiu Shuzhen), the family (Zhang Min), the friend (Wu Mengda), the father and son (Aaron Kwok) and so on.
Four
Finally, Hong Kong has always been regarded as a "cultural desert", but in the 1990s, some film and television dramas Chinese connotations were very rich, and the Chinese studies skills of Hong Kong film screenwriters may be able to leave domestic screenwriters on several roads. At least in the audience's feelings, the film restores the real scenes of Hong Kong in the 50s and 60s, and retains the unique atmosphere of Hong Kong films. The film is like the slogan at the beginning of the film: full of entertainment. What is rare is that it is full of entertainment and at the same time it is not lost, the plot is ups and downs, the character portrayal is excellent, and the film is exquisite, worthy of the classic name.
Text/Hong Kong Police Film House