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Owl, the originator of Hong Kong Wulitou movies

1988 The New Year movie "Eight Stars Report Good News" became the box office champion of that year. Chow Yun Fat's performance in the film can be called the originator of nonsense comedy, which directly inspired the creation of Stephen Chow and Jim Carrey.

There is another saying:

The originator of nonsense

John Chiang directed and starred, and Ceng Zhiwei and Xu Shaoqiang co-starred. The whole film spoofs Gu Long's novels and movies, such as the bat boy turned into an owl boy, the front door of Xiao Li's flower exploration house was designated as a forbidden area (walking in will infect tuberculosis), and the wicked village, and so on. The main idea of the story is that the owl's son (who really wears an owl hat) holds an annual auction meeting. When someone offered to buy the emperor's concubine in Room 36, the owl's son sent someone to steal the concubine. The emperor sent military commanders to investigate, and also sent two maids around him to help (these two maids are called Emerald and Pearl, as if John Chiang were making fun of his Ouchi Qunying). Seeing two beautiful women accompanying him, the military commander changed his attitude of desperately pushing the Committee before and went to perform the task with alacrity. The director boldly played a trick here, letting the military commander walk all the way to the camera and finally hit the camera. Then a guy dressed as a fortune teller came in from the right side of the camera, looked glumly at something like "How time flies, nine months have passed in an instant", and then came out from the left side of the camera, much like the role of Liu Yida in agent provocateur. The director used a lens to show the passage of time, and the emperors and ministers who had been motionless in the picture did not move. They continued to read the following lines. The military commander didn't find out anything, but he was pregnant with the maid. In a rage, the emperor punished three people, and then sent his trusted parrot to find Fan's bodyguard.

Lu Xiaofeng conjured all kinds of weapons from his cloak and struggled with the three men. Beating them, he took off the human skin mask on his face and called himself Lu Xiaofeng's brother Liu Dafeng. At this time, he took out a very bluffing thing-a round, rumbling sword with red light, and it was still buzzing when waving (the sound was made by a ninja (Qin Pei) who was loyal to his master). Fan's bodyguards didn't know what magic weapon it was, and they were too scared to come forward. Liu Dafeng danced the sword with dignity. When he accidentally touched something, the sword snapped. What a nice fluorescent lamp! Shit, even Star Wars. '