Myth &; Never lose.
Netizens who are familiar with these two dramas can see at a glance that this is a movie starring Jackie Chan. The reason why these two dramas are taken out as action movies that have to be watched is because of Jackie Chan's influence in action movies. If Bruce Lee let China Kung Fu go to the world through action movies, then Jackie Chan's action movies will carry forward China Kung Fu on this basis.
The series Myth and Never Give Up respectively represent Jackie Chan's peak works in different fields. The former is a rare costume action movie in Jackie Chan's works, which is really worth seeing. The latter is the masterpiece of Jackie Chan's gangster drama, which can best reflect the fighting style of Big Brother's action comedy. Similar scenes can also be found in Never Say Never, including the fighting scenes in the following films, such as the Eagle Project and the Hongfan District. Who am I?
skill
In the film starring Stephen Chow, there are a lot of ridiculous scenes that are considered vulgar, but the kung fu is not vulgar, and many clips are very intriguing, especially the scene where extortion is surrounded by villagers. It can be seen that everyone is an excellent player, and even the seemingly harmless aunt can beat the stars in the play to vomit blood.
However, in the end, only four people stood up to fight in the face of the attack of the evil god Huoyun, which shows that others have chosen wisdom and kept our health. Isn't this also a satire on the indifference and irrelevance between people?
Zhongnanhai bodyguard &; IP Man
It makes sense to recommend the two films "Zhongnanhai Bodyguard" and "Ip Man" together. The former represents the peak of Jet Li, while the latter is a classic of Donnie Yen. Although the influence of these two action actors in the film industry is not as strong as Jackie Chan's, they should not be underestimated. The two films have their own characteristics and are worth seeing.
Matrix series
Recommend several domestic action movies and recommend an action movie that foreign countries have to watch!
As one of the classic foreign movies, The Matrix is not as good as domestic movies in fighting scenes, but it uses a lot of special effects scenes to make every fight look epoch-making, especially the scene of dodging bullets, which has been used for reference by many movies since then.
Of course, although there are few scenes of boxing to meat, it does not mean that there are no. When the protagonist fights with agents in the virtual world, many of them draw lessons from Bruce Lee's action drama.