Hardcover chasing girls series "Hardcover chasing girls"

Basic information title: Chengchongchuiluichai translation: hardcover chasing girls

Director: Jing Wong Jing Wong

Type: love, comedy

Length: Hong Kong: 102 minutes

Question: Hong Kong

Release date: 1987 Hong Kong

Synopsis The younger brother of the garage met the younger sister of Penang Beauty Center, and both sides were very proud. One pretends to be a rich celebrity son, and the other pretends to be a famous girl. After a period of time, the two sides broke the peep show, which led to a series of love storms. Bad mouth hair, Wu Zhunshao and the traffic lights are best friends and work in the same garage. Liu Dingjian, the owner of the garage, is cold and mean, but he has some warmth when he is mean to these three people. In order to heal the trauma of lovelorn love, he proposed to visit Penang. When they met Mozzie on the beach, they were very surprised and decided to continue to catch up. Under the lottery, they pretended to be rich and got to know each other, while the three chased mosquitoes. Seeing that her hair is gorgeous, Mozzie suggested that she dress up as a rich woman and make a joke. ...

Bad mouth hair, less Wu Zhun, and traffic lights are all private gatherings of colleagues. Wu Zhun despises the snobbish mother of his bad-mouthed girlfriend and makes trouble at his birthday party, forcing her to break up. After falling out of love, the boss suggested that they travel to Penang, where they met beautiful women Dong Dong and Mianzi. Bad mouth pretends to be rich, and Dora Dong pretends to be a good girl. Their communication develops rapidly, and they agree to meet after returning to Hong Kong. One day, the two met to attend a dance, because they didn't like Zhao Wansheng, a rich boy's improper behavior towards his girlfriend. Zhao retaliated and pursued winter and winter. He first went to the beauty center to find Dongdong and Miao Zi to advertise, and at the same time revealed to her that rotten hair was the real identity of the garage boy. Dora Dong felt cheated by his bad mouth and left in tears. Wu Zhun's persuasion with less bitterness deepened the misunderstanding. At this time, Zhao held a dance to prepare for another attempt. Bad Mouth Hairs and others know about it and mix it into the dance to rescue Dora Dong. As a result, they make a series of jokes, and Dora Dong finally learns about Bad Mouth Hairs.

Many films made by behind-the-scenes production director Jing Wong as early as the early 1980s are not ideal. From 65438 to 0983, the comedy "Little Flower Heart" with "Picking up Girls" as the main plot became a turning point in Jing Wong's film industry, which laid the foundation for the Jing Wong-style comedy route. 1987, Chow Yun Fat's hardcover pursuit of women continued the playboy's way, in which he made fun of the most popular movie at that time, The True Color of Heroes. As a result, it sold well at the box office because it catered to the tastes of the audience, and Hong Kong ranked ninth at the box office that year. Chow Yun Fat's role in the film doesn't have much funny elements, which can be considered as a signboard to lure the audience into the cinema. The main funny scenes are undertaken by Ceng Zhiwei. This film created the genre of "chasing girls" comedy films, which made Jing Wong a leading figure in Hong Kong comedy films at that time, but he was also labeled as a "vulgar film director" from then on. Jing Wong went on to shoot a series of "chasing girls" movies, all of which achieved good box office results. First, Wu Zhunshao (played by Ceng Zhiwei) forbade others to point their fingers at his head, and then came an affectionate monologue, completely imitating a monologue of Mark in the drama English, except that the gun pointing at his head was changed to pointing his fingers at his head.

Secondly, Uncle Jian (whose name is already spoofing the role played by Ceng Jiang in English) was greeted by an unexpected guest who called himself Ahao and came to apply for the job. This line is basically English copied from Tommy Tam. Later, Uncle Jian actually gave him 10 quick money to send him away, and Wu Zhunshao gave him five more dollars because he admired Brother Hao.

Thirdly, a man in a restaurant is holding a young lady in a long corridor and putting a gun into a flowerpot while walking. . Wu Zhun seldom saw this scene, and hurriedly informed Hao Ge in the box that someone was coming in to shoot. Brother Hao said, "Stupid, you have to come in and shoot anyway. Why hide the gun in the flowerpot?" Then the balcony door opened and a man appeared at the door to shoot. Later, Wu Zhunshao pointed out that he went to the wrong restaurant, and the man rushed out, but he couldn't remember which flowerpot he put the gun in. Here, I spoofed the classic scene of going to Fenglinge for a meeting, Mark. What's even more speechless is that although Brother Hao and Brother Mark didn't appear in this play, the back of the man in the restaurant and some facial features show that the fake Mark was actually played by Chow Yun Fat. Jing Wong's spoof skills are really good.

Fourth, at the end of the film, the young tycoon turned into a car cleaner with a steel frame nailed to his right foot, while Wu Zhunshao appeared as a "big brother". This is a spoof of "English". Mark had trouble cleaning his car.