A gunfight movie in Stephen Chow? One of them, Mr. Cao, died first.

Product number: 1989 Universal

Screenwriters: Zhang Che, Ni Kuang and Hou Zhiqiang.

Director: John Woo, Wu Ma

Starring: Li Xiuxian, John Chiang, Chen Guantai, Oh Ma, Jenny Tseng, Tian Niu, David Henry Hwang, Stephen Chow, Kuang Meiyun and Cheng Kui 'an.

Hong Kong Box Office: HK$ 7,965,438+03,229

The godfather of the gang, Cao Gong, was assassinated. His will named awei (John Chiang) as his successor, but awei has retired from the Jianghu. Supervising the execution of the will (noon horse ornaments) and lawyer Huang (Huang Zhixiang ornaments) passed the imperial leave to the upright and capable Hugh (ornaments), because another possible successor, Artest (), could not *. In fact, the whole plot was planned by Artest, but Qi (Stephen Chow), who didn't know the truth, repeatedly made trouble to get his eldest brother Artest to sit in the boss's seat, which led to his inability to clean up. He turned himself in for Artest, but was killed by Artest in prison. Awei, who finally found out the truth, teamed up with Hugh to clean up the house and launched a bloody battle with Artest.

No matter as a hero film or Stephen Chow's works, they are memorable films and undervalued films, at least I always think so. The Brave Fight Hard is the first heroic film I have ever seen, and it is also a gunfight film, and it is on the big screen. At that time, I knew very little about heroic films (I only drooled listening to "avant-garde" students talk about how to enjoy watching "The True Color of Heroes" and "Heroes" in the video hall) and I didn't know who Stephen Chow was.

In this film commemorating the 40th anniversary of martial arts movie master Zhang Che, almost all his favorite students are here, and they all show their magical powers. Li Xiuxian and John Chiang are in charge of planning and preparation, John Woo and Oh Ma are in charge of on-site guidance, Tsui Hark is in charge of production, Dong Chengyi is in charge of photography, David Henry Hwang is in charge of composition, Liu Jiarong and Yuan Bin are in charge of action guidance, and Tommy Tam and Elliot Ngok are in charge of actor deployment. Zhang Che is old, mainly responsible for the creation of stories and plays. In several scenes such as Cao Gong's funeral and Axiu's wedding, besides the above, other stars and celebrities also made guest appearances. They include Dong Piao, Gu Feng, Chia Tang, Debbre Tsui, Yuan Heping, Liu Yuji, Gao Fei, Siu-Hung Ng, Zhang Quanxin, Qin Pei and Yang Zelin. The film lineup in its heyday is no less than any super blockbuster. The hearty action scene of the gunfight can also be compared with "True colors of heroes" and "Hot Blood Heroes".

As for Xingzai's ability to play a weighty role in the film, we are still quite gratified, which shows that Xingzai at that time has received corresponding attention and recognition. Xiao Qi, played by Xing Zi, is a 100% plot character, a typical reckless teenager, loyal to things, and finally killed by someone with a toothbrush in prison, which is quite sad. It is ridiculous to look back at the serious star in the film today.