Hong Kong Entertainment 1979: A Beating Up the Manager at the Start

At this point, the movie is already halfway through.

The audience and industry professionals throughout the theater were completely immersed in the story.

No one can forget the beautiful figures of Rosamund Kwan and Zhu Lin at the beginning of the movie.

At that time, although Zhu Lin had a bit of a temper, it did not affect her status in the hearts of the audience at all.

Although Rosamund Kwan's screen time was limited, her every smile and gesture on screen was enough to leave a very good impression on the audience.

At that time, some viewers were still quietly commenting on the two.

"So beautiful!"

"Who says otherwise! This is the Time Maiden, after all!"

"Ah Mei, Ah Lin, and Ah Hui have all appeared. I wonder when Ah Hong will appear."

The higher the audience's praise was before, the more heartbroken they are now!

When Ah Hong woke up, she was already in a hotel.

It was only then that the audience realized that the person Yuen Wah had just rescued was Cherie Chung.

The current Cherie Chung is completely different from the real-life Cherie Chung.

The youthful and beautiful Cherie Chung is gone, replaced by a trembling, bruised, and pale poisonous insect.

This stark contrast left a deep impression on the audience.

Some viewers were still sighing.

"This director is too ruthless! He killed one of the four beautiful women, maimed another, and left the third trapped in a hellish place!"

"Yes! That's right!"

The movie continues.

Under Yuen Wah's persistent questioning, Chung Chor-hung finally recalled the exact location of the people who kidnapped her.

Then, Yuan Hua, posing as a police officer, tried to increase protection money for the gang members.

Through this opportunity, Yuen Wah also learned from the gang members that it was that person who kidnapped his daughter.

Because that person said something that was etched in his mind.

"Good luck!"

What followed was a fierce fight, with the camera shaking slightly.

Yuan Hua uses everything he can, and he always targets vital organs, even resorting to methods that could cause infertility.

Until a large number of gang members dressed in suits, armed with samurai daggers and pistols, came one after another to try and kill Yuan Hua.

Yuan Hua's solution was simple: disarm him and use the Mobius rifle technique.

Blue flames erupted from the pistol in Yuan Hua's hand; three shots would inevitably take down one person.

Five minutes later, Yuan Hua, panting heavily, checked each room.

As each house door was kicked open, a female victim was revealed to the audience.

They were all handcuffed to the bed, each one was so thin they looked unrecognizable, and their arms were covered with needle marks, which sent chills down one's spine.

This time it wasn't a construction site environment, so everything was crystal clear.

This rapid editing style heightens the audience's anticipation, making their hearts pound with each opening of the room.

Finally, Yuen Wah found Rosamund Kwan, covered in needle marks and with a bluish-gray face, in a room on the third floor...

A chorus of curses erupted from the theater.

Some people cursed the Japanese soldiers, saying they were inhuman and deserved to die.

Some people are saying we should give the Japanese a few more nuclear bombs!

Some people even criticize Japan as a country.

Li Jiangbo never imagined that Hong Kong audiences would hate Japanese chicken to this extent.

Because he was born in the 90s, this history is too distant for him.

In fact, many people in Hong Kong suffered inhuman torture during the War of Resistance against Japan, so it is understandable that they harbored so much resentment!

This can be seen from the box office performance of last year's "The Tragic War" and "Peking Opera Blues".

"The Tragic War," a documentary-style film, grossed nine million Hong Kong dollars.

If it weren't for Li Jiangbo's sudden emergence, this movie would have been the second highest-grossing film of the year!

It is evident that the citizens of Hong Kong during this period were still very patriotic.

When Yuen Wah tied up the man alive and used electric shocks to interrogate him about his daughter's fate, the audience was stunned.

They had never seen anything like it, and they even used electric shocks in movies.

The light bulbs flickered, and gang members let out heart-wrenching screams.

The gang members couldn't hold out any longer and finally told Yuan Hua the location.

Without wasting words, Yuan Hua took the gang member's life with three shots.

The theater was silent for a moment, then erupted in cheers.

"Good! That's how it should be!"

"Damn! That felt so good!"

Mai Jia sat in his seat, unconsciously clenching his fists.

From the moment Yuan Hua began using electric shocks to extract a confession, his heart was constantly on edge.

Those movie clips, so realistically depicting torture, gave the audience a truly tangible feeling.

Huang Baiming sighed softly, "What kind of equipment did he use to film this? It doesn't look like a normal camera."

Shi Tian chimed in, "I heard it from Wang Jing when I was filming 'Chasing Girls,' it was something like Da Si."

Upon hearing this, Mai Jia's eyes lit up instantly, and after a long pause, he uttered a single word.

"Steconi stabilizer!"

Huang Baiming and Shi Tian both turned their gazes to Mai Jia, who didn't offer much explanation, his eyes fixed on the screen.

The scene shifts, and Yuan Hua appears in a luxuriously decorated Japanese-style wooden house.

With an almost ruthless attitude, Yuan Hua obtained the location of the auction, the identity of the buyer, and the time of the transaction from the policeman who betrayed him.

Before the audience could even utter a sound, the film reached a new climax: the final battle.

At the auction, Yuan Hua successfully met his daughter and also successfully got a wealthy man to buy her.

Unexpectedly, Yuan Hua was subdued.

When Yuan Hua woke up, it was another breathtaking counterattack.

Then, Yuan Hua drove his car against traffic on the highway, engaging in a high-speed chase with the yacht.

For a full three minutes, there wasn't a single line of dialogue.

From Yuan Hua speeding in his car to abandoning it and jumping onto a yacht, and then to a massacre.

Those Japanese soldiers in suits and ties were like paper in front of Yuan Hua.

With each person he took down, Yuan Hua seemed to use all his strength, showing no mercy whatsoever.

Finally, when facing the last villain, Yuen Wah was injured and shot.

Although the villain was very strong and initially fought Yuan Hua to a standstill, this successfully ignited Yuan Hua's fighting spirit.

But when Yuan Hua went all out, the villain's throat was cleanly and decisively slit.

Yuan Hua, holding a gun, opened the door to the tycoon's bedroom.

The wealthy man stood on the bed, holding a knife to Zhu Lin's neck.

"Don't come any closer!"

Yuan Hua subconsciously stopped in her tracks.

Just as the audience was praying that Yuan Hua wouldn't compromise...

"We can actually..."

Before the tycoon could finish speaking, Yuan Hua suddenly raised his gun and fired.

"Bang!"

The tycoon was shot between the eyebrows and fell straight down.

Zhu Lin, with tears streaming down her face, rushed into Yuan Hua's arms.

But before Zhu Lin could even call out "Father," two more gunshots rang out.

The audience was completely bewildered. Then the camera panned to reveal that the wealthy man had two bullet holes in his chest.

There was a two-second silence in the theater.

Then came thunderous applause, so loud it almost lifted the roof off the theater.

"good!!!"

"So cool!!!"

"Damn, that's a real hero!!!"

Some people stood up and applauded wildly, some stomped their feet in excitement, and some secretly wiped away tears while clapping.