Han Han's Three Movies at the Box Office

Han Han, a former writer and driver, later became a director. Since I entered school on 20 14, Han Han has published three works. I will never see you again. I will ride the wind and waves and fly with my life. Word of mouth is good and bad, and the box office is ok. The cumulative box office of the three films is 2 billion.

The first film "Never See You Again" was released on 20 14, with a cumulative box office of over 500 million and a douban score of 7. 1. This is a road comedy, which tells the absurd journey of two losers. They meet several swindlers, men and women. There are many scenes of driving on the road in the movie.

Generally speaking, "See you later" is actually very sloppy. On the route across China from east to west, several unrelated fragments are dotted, and the story is loose and random, lacking logic and internal tension. Characters, feelings and realms are superficial, and they all rely on golden sentences and deliberately designed humor to maintain their attraction. Not bad, nothing special.

20 17' s "Braving the Wind and Waves" is positioned as a comedy love movie. Douban 6.8 points. The film tells the story of Xu Tailang, a racing driver who is not understood by his father. In the process of proving himself to his father, he accidentally got involved in a wonderful adventure. During this experience, he met a group of brothers and friends and unexpectedly experienced a wonderful adventure. The film stirred up the memories of young people in the town, piled up some singers from 20 years ago, and all the familiar symbols, and mixed some well-known jokes on the Internet.

Compared with See You Later, Braving the Wind and Waves does have many changes and progress. The story is more complete and there is no longer a sense of fiction. Braving the Wind and Waves defines itself as a light comedy, but it is actually more like a movie about feelings.

The third film "Flying Life" is an action comedy about racing, starring Shen Teng. Douban 6.9 points. It tells the story of a fried rice stall owner who once dominated the racing industry, trying to return to the racing industry, but being frequently hit in the face by reality.

Life on the Fly is more than the first two, and it is a concentrated display of Han Han's personal character, hobbies and aesthetic interests. The first half is still full of funny jokes and clever jokes. The texture of the second half was not bad, especially the combination of professionalism and appreciation in the car. After all, Han Han is a professional racing driver.

The story of Flying Life is simple and the plot is slow. The whole movie is more like Han Han's autobiography, which records his love and persistence in racing.