Hong Kong Entertainment: Kung Fu Superstar 1981

Chapter 149 The door to the new world
on the big screen.

Ma Jun, played by Zhang Yang, stepped into a boxing gym and jumped onto the ring in two steps.

Without any unnecessary nonsense, as Zhang Yang took off his coat, the wanted fat dog rounded his fist and punched Zhang Yang in the cheek.

Zhang Yang swayed sideways, avoiding the opponent's fist, and saw his coat thrown aside. Faced with the opponent who regained his stance and stepped forward to meet him, he first feinted with a straight punch, then immediately dived down to throw him, and directly threw him The opponent was pushed to the ground.

Then, he moved his fists and punches, like a machine cannon, hitting the fat dog's cheek one after another, and defeated his opponent in the blink of an eye.

It tastes right!
This is the clean way!
Zhang Yang’s old movie fans smiled knowingly.

It has been more than half a year since the last film "Slaying the Wolf". Among the films released during this period, although there are also action scenes and martial arts scenes, there is no film that can make them find Zhang Yang's clean and neat style. And full of powerful feeling.

It's back, it's all back!

The opening fight scene felt familiar to old movie fans, while new fans who were attracted by Zhang Yang's highlight performance at the Academy Awards were surprised. After all, this was their first appearance on the big screen. It was the first time I felt such a fierce fighting scene.

This feeling was completely different from the action movies they had watched before!

After the first fight scene ended, the expressions of the fans on the scene not only fell into Zhang Yang's eyes, but also fell into the eyes of Liu Jiahui and Liu Jialiang in the other corner of the theater. Liu Jialiang hugged his shoulders, frowned and remained silent, while Liu Jiahui couldn't help but said: "His fighting scenes were a bit too hasty."

No wonder Liu Jiahui couldn't help but feel this way.

In Liu's Kung Fu movies, Liu Jialiang carefully designs various traditional kung fu moves for each character. Every move and style contains countless sayings and details. Because of this, Liu Jialiang likes it very much. After the move ends, let the actors freeze for a moment so that the audience can clearly see the style of the move and subsequent changes.

But when it comes to Zhang Yang's film, in Liu Jiahui's eyes, Zhang Yang's actions are not sophisticated or difficult at all.

It's nothing more than using a fake move to shake the person, then hugging the person's legs and knocking him down, and then randomly hitting him with his fists and hammers.

I really don’t know what’s so interesting about this kind of fighting scene, and why fans praise Zhang Yang like this!

Liu Jiahui crossed his arms and snorted disdainfully. Liu Jialiang glanced at him but did not speak.

It was obvious that although Liu Jialiang didn't say anything, judging from the feelings alone, he and Liu Jiahui had exactly the same thoughts.

But the film has just begun, and it seems a bit early to draw a conclusion.

So Liu Jialiang just stared at the big screen patiently.

The plot of the film continues to advance.

As the camera moved to the bar, looking at Lu Liangwei's enchanting dance, the audience in the theater burst into laughter. The scene where A Hu, played by Zou Zhaolong, smashed the toilet with one punch made everyone exclaim, And when the plot reaches the point where the conflict breaks out between the three brothers and Brother Shan, and a melee begins on the golf course, Tony, played by Lu Huiguang, makes people gasp even more.

The sentence "That's how we do things." not only showed his arrogant attitude, but also made the audience full of countless curiosity about the trio, looking forward to the next collision between Ma Jun and the three.

……

As Zhang Yang said before, in order to make the audience more immersed in the fighting scene, the plot of "The Fuse" is not complicated at all. Following the route of the Vietnamese gang's revenge against Brother Shan, the plot progresses on the screen. It was extremely smooth, and the audience was all immersed in the film, watching attentively.

Until the eldest brother of the Vietnamese gang trio was arrested, in order to ensure that the eldest brother was innocent, Tony and Ahu began an operation to silence the witnesses of the case, killing Brother Shan, Four Eyes and others along the way, and targeted On the body of undercover Watson.Fortunately, Ma Jun visited the hospital and successfully rescued Watson. In order to chase Ah Hu, the two rushed out of the hospital and ran straight to the food stall on the roadside, forcing Ah Hu into a corner.

The frantic A-Hu kidnapped a little girl as a hostage and forced Ma Jun to put down his gun. But just as Ma Jun threw the gun away, A-Hu threw the little girl directly...

Looking at the girl lying in a pool of blood with her eyes open, Ma Jun's eyes were full of grief and anger.

Turning his head, Ahu jumped up, and the two officially fought!
"Hit him! Beat him to death!"

"well played!"

As the Ma army, with full firepower, defeated Ahu step by step, cheers suddenly erupted in the theater.

Zhang Yang's sharp movements and fierce blows made the audience feel as if they could really feel the murderous aura emanating from Ma Jun's body through the screen. Every time he swung his fists and feet, it was like a heavy cannon, hitting hard On Ahu's cheek!

In the corner of the cinema.

Liu Jialiang subconsciously sat up straight.

If the first fight scene in the film was only careless in his eyes, and the melee between the Vietnamese trio and Brother Shan only barely aroused his interest, this fight scene between Ma Jun and Ah Hu finally It completely mobilized him.

Zhang Yang's crisp punches, and Ah Hu's state of sometimes staggering and sometimes resisting after being injured, made three words suddenly pop up in Liu Jialiang's mind...

Realism!
As a master of Hongquan, Liu Jialiang is certainly not ignorant of actual combat.

It's just that in the film, Liu Jialiang cares more about the display of traditional moves than actual combat, and he pays more attention to the splitting and changing of moves between two people face to face, just like a master teaching his apprentice through a traditional martial arts, with a precise and precise manner.

Zhang Yang's shooting techniques are undoubtedly completely different from his.

More fierce and swift fighting movements, more powerful and heavy attacks are displayed. Although techniques such as splitting moves, changing moves, and feints can still be seen everywhere in the clips, Zhang Yang did not go out of his way to show off these exquisite skills. Slow down the pace, just let these moves maintain the appearance they should have in actual combat, and the effects they should show...

No wonder those who have watched Zhang Yang's action movies sneer at the old-fashioned filming methods.

Whether it's rhythm or strength, the fight scenes presented by Zhang Yang in action movies can arouse the audience's adrenaline even more.

A new star of practical kung fu.

Ha, no wonder those weekly magazines gave Zhang Yang such a nickname. In a sense, he really deserves it.

Liu Jialiang turned his head and glanced at Liu Jiahui beside him.

He, who had shown disdain in his eyes just now, was completely dumbfounded now.

He stared straight at Zhang Yang on the big screen, his mind buzzing.

Whether it’s the techniques and movements Zhang Yang uses or the way he shoots fight scenes, it seems like he has opened the door to a new world for Liu Jiahui!
(End of this chapter)