How much do you know about Hollywood's famous spoof movies?

Wulitou is not exclusive to Hong Kong comedy movies. Hollywood nonsense is a spoof, which has no bottom line and does not require the audience to think deeply or laugh directly. Many bridges are even used for reference by Hong Kong people. Today, Bian Xiaojiu conducted a comprehensive survey of Internet data and took stock of several major nonsense movies with the highest scores in Hollywood. It is said that Stephen Chow also found inspiration in them.

The first movie, with a sharp laugh and a Douban score of 7.0, is a milestone in the history of spoof. A little horror mixed with more pranks. It is a creative spoof of classic movies such as Titanic and The Matrix. In today's words, it is called high-end black, and the screen is full of various high-end black high-energy reaction books. Although there is no plot, it is a good entertainment movie. The final reversal is the biggest bright spot. I didn't expect the murderer to be that stupid policeman, but it's a pity that violence and pornography are everywhere, and the filming is too explicit for minors to watch.

The second movie, the gangster. Douban scored 7.0, which is a nonsense comedy film adapted from classic gangster films such as The Godfather. The director is jim abrahams, the director of The Condor Heroes, and he is also the co-director of Naked Gun. This time, he abandoned his old partner, Leslie Nelson, and played the role of Ed Sr, an old actor with a more attractive appearance. Proper casting also expresses Chaco's usual trick of gagging in the dialogue, which has an ironic effect. But on the whole, it is still inseparable from the routine of the same series of movies, and some jokes are low-level.

The third film Breaking Bad, with Douban score of 7.0, also known as false accusation, has been used by many highlights of heavyweight movies. The hero and heroine in Titanic are traditionally holding hands, while Tom Cruise stole the CD from the sky in Mission Impossible. There is no doubt that the illusory high-tech scenes in Star Wars did not appear in the film. Every detail has been fully and skillfully used in the film, which is both artistic and far-fetched. The sanctity of art has become familiar and intimate in the eyes of the general public, which has produced the significance of entertainment.