I have no way to define Chow Yun-fat. His temperament is too mixed, there is only one thing, he can not be a supporting role wherever he is placed. How can there be people with such a strong sense of existence? The same is holding a gun. Leslie Cheung holds it professionally and beautifully. He loves guns more than women. Zhou Yunfa held the gun as natural as holding a cigarette, and the gun existed for him.
I remember there was a passage where Li Xiuxian was sitting on the chair Chow Yun-fat had sat on, and imagined that he was Chow Yun-fat. The camera floated past the windows, switching between the two at any time. Chow Yun-fat performed the same posture, leisurely but full of domineering. Li Xiuxian didn't understand why he didn't feel anything.
The word domineering always feels inappropriate to describe Chow Yun-fat. Fat Tsai always smiles, but the feeling of oppression is really overwhelming.
Remember the last scene, before he and Li Xiuxian rushed out, they talked and laughed freely. I looked at his cut face and eyes with a smile reaching the bottom of my eyes, and suddenly I felt very relieved.
Is this A Zhuang a real man?
I remember that Chow Yun-fat was interviewed once and the reporter asked him if Wu Yusen was gay, otherwise why his movies always value the relationship between men so much. Fatzai still said with a smile, because in Chinese culture, men are the masters of society, and it is the business between men and men. Women can be ignored.
Alas, I have to admit that this world is originally a man's world.
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