Why are Hong Kong films not good looking, and why do you think Hong Kong films are better than curre

Because the plot of Hong Kong films is clichéd, innovation is lacking, there is no connotation, and the production is not sophisticated, so it can only sink slowly.

has declined, not only movies and TV series, but also sluggish.

The reason is that piracy is so rampant that investors withdraw to other industries if they can't make money.

There are also reasons for scripts in film and television, all kinds of comedies, police films, and romance films were basically filmed in the 90s, and good scripts are difficult to come out, and even the jokes are almost rotten. In fact, our appreciation level has also improved, so it shows that film and television dramas are getting worse and worse.

As for whether it has anything to do with the return of 97, I don't know the specifics, but I guess it has something to do with it.

1.Because what we watch is classic.

Many people say that Hong Kong films are better than current movies, and that's because what we see now are classics. In 1991, there were 122 films in Hong Kong, but how many can you name? 1.

Truant Veyron, 2Flying Eagle Project, 3Lame Hao, 4

Across the seas, 5Tricky Expert, 6Gambler II on the beach gambling saint, 7

500 million Inspector Lei Luo Biography I Lei Laohu, 8Huang Feihong, 10Prison Storm II Fugitives, 11

Xinjingwumen 1991, 12Descendants of the Dragon, 13The biography of Inspector Lei Luo II of 500 million

Father-son feud. 2.A lot of celebrities participated.

Classic Hong Kong films often have many stars involved, such as Jackie Chan's police story 1, not only two big goddesses: Lin Qingxia and Maggie Cheung, but also the five tigers at that time, Miao Qiaowei, the old drama bone Dong Bi, the great director Chu Yuan, and the classic supporting role Feng Ke'an, but now? One movie is good with one or two big names.

Here are some classic Hong Kong film recommendations::

1."Infernal Affairs" - A thrilling crime film about the struggle between ** and the gangsters.

2.A Better Tomorrow - A classic cop film starring Chow Yun-fat and Dillon.

3."Farewell My Concubine" - A touching literary film that tells the story of two Peking Opera actors.

4.The Mission - A film about the complicated relationship between bodyguards and their employers, starring Wu Zhenyu and Lim Ka Tung.

5."New Dragon Gate Inn" (New Dragon Gate Inn) - A martial arts film of the Yi Tsai clan, which tells the story of a group of people fighting for treasure in an inn, starring Leung Ka-fai, Maggie Cheung, Donnie Yen and others.

6.King of Comedy - A comedy set in the Hong Kong entertainment industry, starring Stephen Chow and Ng Mengda.

7."Ashes of Time" - A literary film, directed by Wong Kar-wai, about love and betrayal in the world of martial arts.

8.Days of Being Wild - A youth film directed by Wong Kar-wai about the lives of a group of young people.

9.Chungking Express - A literary film directed by Wong Kar-wai that tells the story of a pair of lovers.

The above are some classic Hong Kong films, including classic police films, martial arts films, literary films and comedy films. These films all have profound connotations and classic visual language, which not only have artistic value, but are also loved by the audience.

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