What are some of the unsettling Hong Kong style nostalgic films?

Among the nostalgic films in Hong Kong films, I think the main ones are Xing Ye's "Journey to the West" and "The King of Comedy". and Andy Lau in Hong Kong films, "The King of Gamblers" played by Chow Yun-fat, etc., are very classic Hong Kong-style nostalgic films, and they are movies that people never get tired of watching.

Can't forget". The story of "Can't Forget" is cliché, a young stepmother who struggles to live with the children left behind by her dead husband, when the help of a good Samaritan appears, and they have a story between getting along. Such a plot should have used sensational expression, but director Er Dongsheng was ingenious and told this touching story in a restrained and subtle way.

Unlike many warm films that deliberately create pathos for the sake of touching, this film is always plain and quiet, showing the true feelings between parents and children, lovers and lovers in a calm manner, without fierce conflicts, but it is unforgettable.

Auspicious Three Treasures" and "Golden Branches and Jade Leaves", the former is more funny and warm, and the latter has a very large cast, and the plot is also very good, all of which are very good works.

God of Gamblers", "Sister Tuogun", "God of Food" and so on are all classic Hong Kong-style nostalgia**, which is particularly shocking and super good-looking.

I don't know if I like the Shenma type.,I'll push some of each type first.。

Zombie movies must watch Uncle Ying's, and Uncle Ying's must-see two "Mr. Zombie" and "Uncle Zombie".

There are a lot of comedies, and there is no need to push the star master's, such as Shenma's "East Becomes West", "Black Rose to Black Rose" are also classics, in short, you never get tired of watching them.

Action movie. Jet Li's "Huang Feihong" series, you can search on the Internet, as well as his "Fang Shiyu" two-part series.

Donnie Yen's "Iron Horse" and "Wing Chun".

Chow Yun-fat's "Across the Seas" and "The True Colors of Heroes" trilogy.

Tony Leung's "Hancheng Raiders".

Literary films. Maggie Cheung's "Sweet Honey", "Ruan Lingyu", "In the Mood for Love".

Wu Qianlian "Half Life".

Anita Mui's "Rouge Buckle".

Leslie Cheung's "The True Story of A Fei", "Singing in the Middle of the Night", "Golden Branches and Jade Leaves" two-part series, "Farewell My Concubine".

Chow Yun-fat's "Autumn Fairy Tale", "Waiting for the Dawn".

I basically push more classic Hong Kong films, I believe you have already seen a lot of them.

In fact, there are many classics of Hong Kong films, especially those in the last world, and I always feel that the current films are not very pure, and there are many commercial films and grandstanding...

When I'm fine, I like to watch old movies, especially Hong Kong films...

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