Xu Guanwen fortune-telling touch bone _ Xu Guanwen is a god.

Have you seen these movies, which were actually shown at dawn?

Dawn may be a little strange to the post-90s generation. Compared with Andy Lau and Aaron Kwok, which are still active, Dawn is relatively low-key. Bao Xiao saw many topics on the Internet about whether Dawn is among the Four Kings. Bao Xiao wants to say, in that era of fierce competition, how could it be possible to be selected without two brushes, not to mention that the 1990s was an era of bright stars. Today, Bao Xiao will take stock of Dawn's movies.

Dawn's films are not many, and most of them are guest performances. This is one of the few films starring him in his early years. At the beginning of dawn, the screen image mostly appeared as a prodigal son. This time, he cooperated with Vivian Chow, the head of herself. The plot of the film is simple and humorous, and the martial arts scenes are clean and neat. This is a very good comedy.

In this film, Andy Lau and Dawn cooperate for the first time, and Dawn plays a killer who repays kindness in the film. Under the fierce inner collision of commitment and conscience, a killer made a painful choice. However, the roles of Dawn and Andy Lau in this film are mainly for handsome.

Dawn plays the prodigal son Gundam in the film, which is in line with the positioning of the early dawn. Comrades who don't know Gundam can check online. Gundam is a series of novels by Ni Kuang, but Bao Xiao doesn't recommend minors to watch it because it is easy to guide bad children. Dawn is still in charge of being cool in it. It is estimated that Jackie Chan invited him to make a guest appearance in consideration of Dawn's influence.

Xu Guanwen and Liming's Divine Calculations is a very classic comedy. Ranked 3 1 in the top 50 Hong Kong films in Hong Kong. The film grossed 36 million that year, setting a box office record of 1992. Xu Guanwen, the comedian who is best at shaping the image of grass roots, always plays a nobody, a fortune teller who lives by touching people's bones, and the investigation of an IRS agent played by Liming triggers a series of satirical stories. This is Dawn's first film, and the box office is the annual champion.

Fallen angels, shot by Wong Kar-wai, is a continuation of Chongqing Forest and another urban legendary film of the New Sensation School. The film fictionalizes a group who lives in the city and is not concerned, and combines their life and mental state with strange and messy images. The film has a calm and on-the-spot vision, which makes the chaotic thinking and uninterrupted life of the characters elegant and beautiful. In addition, the film is shot with a large number of wide-angle lenses, which makes the characters in the play present a sense of distance.

Angel 1 (Dawn) is a lazy man. He likes to be arranged. He is a killer because he doesn't have to worry about when, where and who should die. His work was arranged by the number two (Michelle monique Rice). Angel II is charming and indifferent. She likes to go out to clean the room for 1 at night and stare blankly at the garbage left by 1. The two have never met. Angel 3 (Takeshi Kaneshiro) ate an expired canned pineapple at the age of five and never spoke again. He often opens other people's shops in the middle of the night to do business, be a boss and have no capital. His father is a chef in Chongqing Hotel, and he is the object of his amusement.

1996 is the eve of Hong Kong's return to China and a year after the death of the great singer Teresa Teng. With the help of this special background, the film tells the story of the hard times of new immigrants in Hong Kong at the end of the 20th century, and with Teresa Teng's song "Sweet Honey" throughout, it successfully captures the common feelings of China people on both sides of the Taiwan Strait. The plot of the film begins at 1986 and ends at 1995 when Teresa Teng died suddenly. Against the background of China's immigration tide, the historical changes in the ten years before Hong Kong's return to China are shown through Nobody.

The film is set in Shanghai in the11930s, and mainly tells the story of a couple played by Dawn and Jacklyn Wu who were tortured by fate because of unknown experiences in their lives in a conservative era.

Compared with the novel, the film Half-Life focuses on the entanglement between Man Zhen and Yu Jin, which reduces the complexity of the characters, but makes the characters more clear. The use of close-ups weakens the emotional communication between characters. As an expression of delicate feelings in women's world, Xu Anhua shows the helplessness of reality and the eternity of memories, suggesting the theme of desolation of life, the lack of love and the sigh of changing personal destiny in the great era. This is the second union between Xu Anhua and Zhang Ailing after a lapse of 13 years, before Love in a Fallen City.

The film tells the story of doctor Hui Yu, played by Dawn, who soaked his dead wife with Chinese medicine for three years in a row, with the intention of removing cancer cells from her body with Chinese medicine and reviving her. After three years of painful waiting, awei, a new neighbor of the police, discovered his secret.

The film tells the legendary life of a generation of Peking Opera master Mr. Mei Lanfang. Around the story between them, Qiu, who claimed to be Mei Lanfang's guide and protector, couldn't stand the love between Mei Lanfang and Meng Xiaodong, and directed the assassination of Mei Lanfang behind the scenes.

Dawn was chosen from hundreds of actors to play Mei Lanfang. After many makeup trials, she finally won the unanimous approval of Chen Kaige, Mei Baojiu and investors, and the makeup photos were "amazing".

Liming has really made a lot of commendable efforts for this play. Her gestures, tricks and styles all look like models. However, there is a lack of expression, and this expression is just a fatal flaw. This lack of expression leads to his lack of appeal and strength. Although there are many good sentences, they just can't produce good chapters.