2819/11/16 Saturday Qing It was quite early to accompany Master Zhou back from the laboratory today. On the road, I heard Lord Zhou talking with emotion, and hadn't smiled for a while. I thought that when I went back, I would find a comedy movie to let Master Zhou relax. My final choice is "Flying Dragon Warriors" co-produced by Jackie Chan, Yuen Biao, and Sammo Hung. It’s strange that our children, especially boys, rarely watched "The Flying Dragon" more than three times. I watched it at least five times. There is indeed a big difference between the north and the south, and it is the first time that Master Zhou has watched this play. At first glance, the biggest advantage is that it is easier to get a laugh. The movie "Flying Dragon Warrior" is the last time the three brothers Cheng Yuanhong worked together. To reiterate, in the entire era of video tapes experienced by our generation, my favorite play is the three of Cheng Yuanhong personally. Cooperative action comedy, followed by Xing Ye's nonsensical comedy. There is a special memory point for me in the movie "Flying Dragon Warrior". Probably, in my class party before the fourth grade of elementary school, the head teacher always brought his color TV to the classroom and showed his favorite movies to classmates. Look, I remember that the selection rate for "Flying Dragon Warrior" was quite high in those years. Speaking of the movie, the drama is not complicated. It is also a story of three brothers fighting a criminal gang together. The roles of the three have changed a little. Jackie Chan actually played a lawyer this time, Yuen Biao played a very interesting mental patient, and Bao Ye is still a consistent hip-hop role. As long as these three people appear in the lens, in our childhood impressions, they are already a must for masterpieces. Personally, I was more impressed by the two scenes: First, the three brothers fought each other for the first time, and each hit each other's nose, and then all three of them squatted down to cover their noses, feeling full of joy. The second is the part where Bao Ye chased the woman for dinner. In the play, Ye Dexian was angry and turned to leave. Bao Ye took a big loudspeaker and followed Ye behind and walked all the way, saying that Ye was finally moved and agreed to Bao Ye. Seeing Master Zhou couldn't help feeling sigh, that would just be so romantic. Next, I want to try to analyze how the comedic effects of Laogang movies come out: 1. Cheng Yuanhong arrived at Cheng's house by mistake. At this time, Jackie Chan was serving a meal with a woman, so he could only hide Yuan Biao and Hong Jinbao. Hong’s laugh point is even better: Jackie Chan turned off the light and let Baoye escape, and the hostess felt strange that Cheng let Cheng at least turn on the small light. After Cheng turned on, he found that Baoye was sitting on the small light and even melted with the small light. As one. This scene is already untenable, and the comedy effect has been upgraded again later, with a two-hit combo. When Baoye left the lamp holder, although he had checked and placed the lamp, he failed to notice that he was entangled with him. I took a big step forward with the light cord. Because of the cord, the light still made a noise. I couldn't help laughing. Taking it apart, the comedy elements in this paragraph used the props commonly used by Hong Kong comedians, and they also fell short of success. The idea is not afraid of the old, as long as it can be used. Thank you for having these old movies, which can make us laugh.
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