In 2002, Lao Mouzi's "Hero" opened the era of domestic commercial films;
The SARS epidemic in 2003 pushed back commercial films that were about to gain momentum.
In 2004, Lao Mouzi wanted to continue the glory of "Hero" with "House of Flying Daggers".
Feng Gangpao's "A World Without Thieves" made an unknown grassroots star become popular overnight.
Star Master took "Kung Fu" to the north and swept it to the top of the box office.
And in such a lively year, a reborn person also wants to write his own legend.
Reader comments
It's good. It would be nice if the speed could be sped up a little when filming a movie.
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Give it 4 stars first and then decide whether to give it 5 stars after a million words.
Life is like iron, the more it is struck, the more sparks it emits
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At first glance, there aren't many poisonous spots, so it's not bad.
Very interesting, looking forward to the next content
It's good. It would be nice if the speed could be sped up a little when filming a movie.
The joy of poison is not as good as the joy of common people
Give it 4 stars first and then decide whether to give it 5 stars after a million words.
Life is like iron, the more it is struck, the more sparks it emits
Good, good, good
At first glance, there aren't many poisonous spots, so it's not bad.
Very interesting, looking forward to the next content