Hong Kong Movies

In Hong Kong on weekends, there is nothing to do at night, and I want to go to the movies on a whim. Hong Kong movies are graded, and as a vulgar person, of course I want to watch movies that Beijing can't see. But who would have guessed that when I entered the theater, I found that the films in the schedule were no different from those in Beijing. Avanti was as hot as Confucius, and Confucius was as deserted. I wanted to watch a genuine Hong Kong film, but found that there was none. It seems that the decline of the Hong Kong film industry is definitely not a rumor.
Mr. Mel Gibson has not been an actor for many years, and it seems that he has switched careers to become a director. The plot of the film is very old-fashioned. Maybe the equipment in the theater is really good. There are at least three clips in the middle that make my heart skip a beat. As a feature film, under the premise of lacking novel storylines and shocking action scenes, the length of the film should be shorter and the rhythm faster.
The film is quite satisfactory, just because this is the first film I watched in Hong Kong, and I was very impressed.

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