Lost in Hong Kong

To be fair, it was impossible to talk about the ancient city in Mandarin in Hong Kong at that time, and the listening rate was very high. For example, if you go out and speak Mandarin, eight out of ten people will look at you with colored glasses. Mainland Chinese is not a compliment. Crazy Stone, such a movie with local language characteristics, how can I adapt it into a Cantonese version? The picture is too beautiful to imagine! You don't even conform to the actual situation at the very least. Urban novels have no reasonable logic and are difficult to bring into it. After all, it's not a fairy tale that uses some terminology to explain cultivation.

Why do we have to be superstitious about future generations of low-budget movies? Shooting crazy rocks in this era? Or a northern comedy? Will be killed Just like what the person in the comment section below wrote, when people in the South watch Northern comedies, they will be confused and unable to understand them. It's strange that they will be huge hits at the box office. They were all led astray by novice authors, and they were all in nightclubs and stuff like that. Why

I feel that the writing is a bit speechless, and I am always surprised. Do you think that a person who has foresight and is destined to become a tycoon will always worship a person who is still running for food?

Lam Jieying was one of the first to become popular in the twelfth TVB Artist Training Course and was one of the artists that TVB was optimistic about. She is sweet and beautiful. She debuted in the TV series "My Lovely Wife", where she was partnered with Tony Leung as the heroine, which made her famous. In the same year, she also starred in "Bao Zhilin" and "Drawing the Rainbow", and she became popular. However, Lan Jieying is a bit arrogant and unsociable. In the training class, except for Carina Lau, Shang Tian'e, Sandra Ng, Zeng Huaqian, etc., She has few friends with whom she can talk; she is also very direct and insistent in speaking and doing things. From Zhou Xingchi's pursuit, she was decisively rejected by her, and several times she confronted her. If he was not satisfied with the script, he directly refused to participate in the role, refused to renew the long-term contract, and some inadvertent actions, which can be seen. As a result, he offended many TVB producers, directors and other senior executives. He was blocked by TVB three times, from being the most optimistic by TVB, to being blocked and warned, and finally being completely blocked and given up. Lan Jieying's character flaws of being arrogant and unsociable are also the main reasons for her downfall in the future. If she had Carina Lau's general shrewd calculations, she probably wouldn't be like this.

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Shooting crazy rocks? At that time, if this movie had box office, you were bragging.

It would be better to change the title of this book to "Xiangjiang Star's Traveler Nanny". It will be clear at a glance.

I watched Rebirth and was fascinated by Xiangjiang in the early 1980s. The protagonist picks up the corpse of Zhong Chuhong at the beginning, and then gives the God of Gamblers script to Wang Jing, saying that if the box office does not exceed 15 million, he will not take any money, and if it exceeds 15 million, he will get 20% of the total box office. The key is that Shao Daheng actually promised to give 20% of the total box office for over 20 million. Anyway, I was shocked!

Isn't he just a star? When I see a celebrity, I feel like I'm seeing my own father. I'm so disgusted that I won't watch anymore.

After reading a few chapters, are you sure the heroine is not Stephen Chow?

Let's not talk about the nonsense. The box office is only 20 million. The theater doesn't charge any money. It's 30 to 70 points. It's really cool.

The first heroine is actually Rosamund Kwan. When I see her, I think of golf. Can't you choose someone who is clean and self-sufficient?

By the way, the protagonist is too eager to promote Mandarin. Don't forget that young people in the 1980s basically grew up in Hong Kong and are no longer familiar with Mandarin. The example of Shaolin Temple given by the protagonist is inappropriate. Can movies and radio broadcasts be compared? The movie has sound, pictures, and subtitles. The language does not prevent the audience from understanding the plot. The radio only has sound. Can you understand the English version of "Ghost Blowing the Lantern"? If you want to promote Mandarin, if there is no government to vigorously promote it, who will blame you? Mandarin has been promoted in the mainland for decades, but the dialect is still the mainstream in any place. It can only be said to be a waste of time to promote Mandarin like the protagonist!

The writing is quite good ^ω^ but I don't want to write about stallions. The previous ones about Hong Kong were all about stallions, which is boring.