Is Kung Fu the pinnacle of Stephen Chow?

Kung Fu is Stephen Chow's work in 2004, which can be said to be the pinnacle of Stephen Chow's films. After Kung Fu, Stephen Chow has never surpassed it, so that Kung Fu 2 is very popular.

The film tells the story of a street gangster becoming a martial artist and a kind-hearted gangster turning over a new leaf. In the play, A Xing (Stephen Chow), a street thug who was bullied since childhood, secretly worked to get ahead. Later, he aimed at the increasingly rampant underworld forces "axe" and wanted to achieve great things. ? At this point, the hammers are eager to level the only property with no income. Unexpectedly, Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, Fat Overlord's landlady, her cowardly husband and two uncles led a group of well-hidden martial arts experts to show their skills and fight against evil forces. In the struggle between the two factions, A Xing gradually understood the true meaning of Kung Fu.

As for why kung fu has reached such a high level, the answer lies in the details of this film. In terms of characters, at the beginning of the film, Xiaogang Feng plays a gangster who does evil in the police station, hits the police with the plaque of "evil nemesis" and says, "Is there a law?" It can be said that the image of the rogue gang is fully displayed. The most impressive thing is Yuan Qiu's role as a "maid for rent", which has become a model for renting maids in all film and television dramas.

Kung Fu continues Zhou's "nonsense" style, and its dramatic lines and "star girl" make it the best-selling comedy in 2004.