"Domestic Lingling Paint" satirizes the current situation, a subject that Hong Kong movies may no longer be able to make

The cunning gun is truly a classic of classics.

If you mention Hong Kong-made spy movies, I believe many people born in the 70s, 80s and 90s will immediately think of Stephen Chow's timeless classic "Domestic Ling Ling Paint". This movie is full of playfulness, in line with Mr. Star's nonsensical style, and there are many classic scenes. Everyone knows the cunning gun, singing "Li Xianglan" with a cigarette in his mouth is classic enough, "Excellent men like you, no matter what What a place, it's like a firefly in the dark, so stark, so outstanding." Everyone knows how to memorize it. The Hong Kong films of that era are such a classic.

The satire on corruption has been around for more than two decades in movies, but it seems that this satire still applies today.

In addition, there is another point of Hong Kong films of that era that only the time dared to do and exciting part, is the courage to reflect all kinds of current disadvantages! Times have changed. Hong Kong can no longer make movies with this kind of theme. Even if there is intention to be sarcastic, it may only be expressed secretly, and wanting to be as frank as before is probably no longer available!