Which Hong Kong dramas are difficult to surpass as classics?

As Hong Kong, known as "Asian Hollywood", the film and television industry reached its peak in the 1980s and 1990s. At that time, the popular or released film and television works were recognized and praised by the audience. , and at the same time, it can also achieve both word-of-mouth ratings and box office success. Today, the author will give you an inventory of five Hong Kong dramas that are still difficult to surpass. It can be said that all of them are classics. It is even an exaggeration to say that after watching the top of the list, the rest are just clouds.

The third part of "Tian Long Ba Bu" Douban: 9.0 Starring: Huang Rihua/Chen Haomin/Fan Shaohuang

Plot review: This version is too classic, TVB is so good at filming, although I am convinced The current level of Hua Daozhao is very simple, but these things are just the icing on the cake. The most important thing is the adaptation and shooting techniques of the script, and the actors' understanding and integration of the characters. At least this version is very good. Ni Kuang made Ah Zi blind, which is really satisfying. He hates Ah Zi so much. When he loves Qiao Feng, he feels that he is a tragic character who was affected by his upbringing environment. Oh, pity my gang leader Qiao. The Northern Song Dynasty is really a mess. chaos. In addition, the theme song "The Hard-to-Recite Sutra" has a breathtaking rhythm, amazing lyrics, and amazing artistic conception! Even if you learn the Eighteen Dragon Subduing Palms, you can't learn this song.

Part 2 "The Legend of the Condor Heroes" Douban: 9.2 Starring: Louis Koo, Li Ruotong

Plot review: I loved watching "The Legend of the Condor Heroes" when I was a kid, and even got the tape I came to record the sound of the TV and bought a lot of stickers. I like Li Ruotong’s Xiao Longnu and Louis Koo’s Yang Guo the most. I like every song and music in it very much. In my mind, it is the best version of "The Legend of the Condor Heroes". Moreover, the casting of this drama is probably unprecedented and unprecedented. The two leading actors fit the characters so well that they are perfect. I didn’t believe in the saying that “Yang Guo was mistaken for life at first sight”, but when it comes to Goo Jai, Reasonable. However, my favorite is probably Guo Xiang. She is still young, eccentric, chivalrous, loyal and kind. It is said that she never married and later founded the Emei sect. This is another story.

Part 1 "The Legend of the Condor Heroes" Douban: 9.2 Starring: Huang Rihua, Weng Meiling

Plot review: TVB's eternal martial arts classic, it is rare to make such a film in the 1980s . This should be the Hong Kong TV series with the most celebrities, right? The starring roles include Wong Yat-wah and Miu Kiu-wai, who were members of the Wireless Five at the time. The supporting roles include veteran actors such as Ng Mang-tat, Qin Pei, Tsang Kong and Tse Yin. Even the supporting cast includes Stephen Chow, Ng Chun-yu and Au-yeung Chun-wah. The director is Johnnie To and the producer is Wong Jing's father. Wang Tianlin, martial arts instructor Cheng Xiaodong, director assistant Ju Jueliang, and even the theme song lyrics of the three films are all written by Huang Zhan. This is half of the golden age of Hong Kong films. Which film can compare with it? My favorite is Huang Rong played by Weng Meiling. Her performance is so vivid that it feels like she is the Huang Rong who came out of the novel. No wonder it is also the Huang Rong that Jin Yong is most satisfied with.