Why do you dislike watching Stephen Chow's movies as you get older?

Most of Stephen Chow's movies are comedies, but when we were young, we laughed at the movies starring him, and even revisited the funny clips after watching them. However, with the growth of age, when we revisit the films starring him, we always feel sad, because what we experienced in the process of growing up resonated with a certain segment in the film, and we realized the sadness and difficulty of the role.

I didn't experience anything when I was a child, and my thoughts were very simple, so when I watched the movie, I only saw funny plots and ignored other things that the movie wanted to express. With the growth of age, social experience is getting richer and richer, and more and more things are experienced. So when I watched the movie, I saw the real side of the plot, which reminded me of some sad things I encountered in my life.

That's why I feel sad about this movie. In addition, I am not as carefree as I was when I was young, and my thoughts and attitudes towards the same thing have changed. That's why I feel so different when I watch the same movie.

In Stephen Chow's classic film A Chinese Odyssey, the most classic line is "If I have to add a time limit to this love, I hope it is 10,000 years." When I was young, I always laughed at this love story here, but when I experienced love later, I thought that I could stay with my lover forever, not just for 10 thousand years. How could a person live for 10 thousand years? So I thought that I would be separated from my lover sooner or later, and that sad feeling suddenly came to my mind.