Release year: 1994
摘要: HongKongfilmsareoneoftherepresentativesofChineselanguagefilms,andmanypreviousworksareoftenpresentedbyfanstoreminisceaboutclassics.Inthepast,theHongKongfilmindustrywasfilledwithtale.........
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Hong Kong films are one of the representatives of Chinese language films, and many previous works are often presented by fans to reminisce about classics. In the past, the Hong Kong film industry was filled with talented people and fierce competition, especially in the most glorious 1980s and 1990s, when good films emerged endlessly and blossomed everywhere. Below is a list of the highest grossing films in Hong Kong's history: 10th place, "God of Gamblers 2" grossed 52.54 million yuan at the box office Release year: 1994 Starring: Zhou Runfa, Liang Jiahui, Wu Qianlian, Qiu Shuzhen, Zhang Min, etc The scene of Zhou Runfa slowly walking into the casino, with his hair combed and his windbreaker on, has long been deeply ingrained in his mind. Although the 1989 film "God of Gamblers 1" pioneered gambling and was definitely one of the best in its genre, the story was too simple and lacked humor. A few years later, Director Wang Jing teamed up with Fage to continue filming. "God of Gamblers 2" had more stars, more entertainment, and ultimately a reversal. Although not as good as the previous classic, it still grossed 52.54 million yuan at the box office, definitely the highest among gambling films. Ninth place, "Infernal Affairs" grossed 55.05 million yuan at the box office Release year: 2002 Leading actors: Andy Lau, Tony Leung, Huang Qiusheng, Zeng Zhiwei, etc The film has a strong cast, with excellent performances by the four major actors, as well as the joining of two major divas, Zheng Xiuwen and Chen Huilin. The plot is even more unique, breaking the various routines of previous police and bandit films. During that period, Hong Kong films had begun to decline and their influence was not as significant as before. The birth of Infernal Affairs was of great significance. At that time, it grossed HKD 55.05 million at the box office and was known as a rescue work for Hong Kong films. Eighth place, "Mermaid" grossed 56.22 million yuan at the box office Release year: 2016 Leading actors: Deng Chao, Lin Yun, Zhang Yuqi, Luo Zhixiang, etc With Stephen Chow's box office appeal, "The Mermaid" set a record for the highest box office in Chinese film history that year, and squeezed into 8th place on the highest box office film chart in Hong Kong history. However, it caused a lot of controversy. On one hand, there is the sentiment of movie fans, and on the other hand, there are some "bad movies" among the population. And the film itself is indeed full of humor, still the formula of the past, the temperament of the past, and still unmatched in domestic comedy. Seventh place, "Red Fan District" grossed 56.91 million yuan at the box office Release year: 1995 Leading actors: Jackie Chan, Anita Mui, Dong Piao, Ye Fanghua, etc This Means War The Longest Yard over the hedge Piggy Step The movie 'The Red Cross' is of great significance to Jackie Chan. His heroic performance in the film shocked the international community and opened the door to Hollywood, making him a well-deserved international superstar. At that time, this film was introduced to mainland China as a New Year's Eve film and grossed 100 million yuan at the box office in 1995, which was already quite impressive. At the same time, this film also grossed 56.91 million yuan at the box office in Hong Kong, making it the top grossing film in Hong Kong that year. Sixth place, "Police Story 4: Simple Tasks" grossed 57.51 million yuan at the box office 
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