What is the moral of Mong Kok Dark Night ?

Fate does not exist, and the fortuitous events in the context make tragedy.

2008-11-15 00:06:26 From: Ungodly Yoda (Guangzhou).

Mong Kok Black Night One Night in Mongkok ReviewThere is no fate in this world, there are just some basic laws, and accidents. It is these fundamental laws, combined with chance, that make this world what it is. The tragedy of "Mong Kok Dark Night" is in a dark and contradictory background, because of a series of accidents.

If only one of these fortuitous events had not happened, the outcome would have been completely different. If there were no dark and contradictory background, then there would be no such series of accidents. The combination of necessity and chance has made the tragedy of the young policeman and the killer played by Wu Yanzu.

Many of the film's lines are philosophical, but not far-fetched, but put in the right place. The film abandons the aesthetics of violence and adopts a more literary approach, but it does not seem empty, but rather extremely real. From here, it can be seen how the director is committed to completing his masterpiece.

Everything arises because of fate, and everything ends in bad fate.

Extraction code: q5bm After copying this content, open the Baihe Yingdu network disk hand surplus machine APP, which is more convenient to operate, "Mong Kok Black Night" is an action drama film directed by Er Dongsheng and starring Wu Yanzu, Cecilia Cheung, and Fang Zhongxin.

The film tells the story of a northern girl who goes to Hong Kong to work and a gunman who destroys the void and a gunman in 24 hours. The film was released simultaneously in Chinese mainland and Hong Kong on May 20, 2004.

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Happiness is actually very simple! It's when you're happiest when you're at your happiest! Someone is there for you to heal your wounds when you're lost!

Strive for starved success! Get affirmation from others after hard work! Can be built on pro-green rotten celery.

Love. Friendship above!

In order to find my girlfriend Su'er, but I got in touch with Dandan, it was a wonderful experience, and I also wanted to go to Hong Kong to experience a different life.

The novice policeman is too uncalm, unlike the calm and calm played by Qian Jiale, I won't be nervous.

"Mong Kok Dark Night" is directed by Er Dongsheng and Wu Yanzu.

Cecilia Cheung and Fang Zhongxin starring in an action drama film. The film tells the story of a northern girl who goes to Hong Kong to work and a gunman in 24 hours.

In general, the movie "Mong Kok Black Night" is very novel in terms of subject matter, and it is also quite smooth in narrative, the director Er Dongsheng, who is good at literary films, gave the audience a surprise, and he also shot well in some details. Another example is that Rifle was shot and killed, which is also excellent, which can be described as meaningful. Er Dongsheng treats the police film as a literary drama, and he smoothly controls the plot and soars freely, and only a few shots have been fired from beginning to end of the whole film, but he has caught up with the trend of plot supremacy.

However, some links are handled very sloppily, often brushed aside, which is difficult to understand, which leads to different degrees of problems in the development, cohesion, and echo of the film. The film's expression is very empty, lacking a very powerful basis, coupled with the pursuit of a tense plot tension, but in the end it ends up in a dissonance, as any genre seems to be not a success, neither like the previous literary style nor as strong as the strong style embodied in "PTU".

Happy watching the movie.

belongs to the product of the decline period of Hong Kong films, there is nothing special, and the acting is not very brilliant.