"Journey to the West: The Marriage of the Monkey King" made people burst into laughter. What other comedies starring Stephen Chow would you recommend?

1. "Nine-grade Sesame Official".

The most powerful part of the film is the structure of the text. From the first 20 minutes to the last 20 minutes, the entire paragraph is almost the darkest moment. It is best at portraying characters and shaping the growth of the protagonist. Additionally, the film is able to fill so many humorous and witty bridges in the midst of its protagonist's prolonged slump. Stephen Chow was really the first to naturally integrate laughter into the plot of a movie, and he also used some of the more powerful montages to do so. Let's go back to the script. Such a long dark moment can be said to vividly describe the hardship and helplessness of the bottom characters, especially the scene of Qi Qin being tortured. It is really tragic. It is this that makes the verdict The climax was so powerful.

2. "Tang Bohu Lights the Fragrance of Autumn".

This movie can be said to have left a deep impression on the audience. This movie continues Stephen Chow's nonsensical and funny style and is full of jokes. The few martial arts scenes in the movie also present a sincere duel scene to the audience, especially this is the last scene of the duel between Tang Bohu and the deadly scholar. What's even more rare is that this movie also has a lot of laughs, including Zhu Zhishan played by Chen Baixiang, Pomegranate played by Yuan Qiongdan, Mrs. Hua played by Zheng Peipei and others.

3. "The Deer and the Cauldron".

It can be said that I have watched this movie no less than five or six times, but I am still attracted by its classic texture, wonderful plot, wonderful characters, and of course Stephen Chow's absurd nature. I am still attracted by it. Couldn't help laughing. Charm, of course, and the wonderful performance of Kim's partner Ng Man-tat, especially from the serious face to the flattering smile, this is really a god-level performance, amazing.

4. "Domestic Lingling Paint".

This movie can be said to be an epoch-making classic. Compared with Stephen Chow's previous films, this is definitely the pinnacle. This movie perfectly interprets Mr. Xing's philosophy of civilians, who laugh and play in invisible places, sarcastically ridicule without words, do not seek fame or fortune, but only yearn for peace in the world. Moreover, highlights and laughs are frequent throughout the film, almost every scene is classic, some are beautiful, and the music is very good.