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There are many films directed by Tsui Hark, and most of us viewers are very familiar with them. Tsui Hark's works attach great importance to aesthetics and excel in special effects and actions. Here, I recommend three high-quality works. I Green Snake: starring Maggie Cheung, Wang Zuxian and Vincent Zhao. It is a well-known story of women and children, with a relatively simple plot. It tells the story of the entanglement between Qingbai Er Snake and Xu Xian, as well as the struggle with Fahai. But in 1993, the filming technique in the movie was definitely a very novel effect at the time. Especially the scene of flooding Jinshan Temple, the battle between Green and White Snake and Fahai. In terms of action, Vincent Zhao is a kung fu actor himself, and the fight design is quite wonderful, especially the action of Maggie Cheung and Wang Zuxian is very beautiful against the background of clothing. II Di Renjie's Four Heavenly Kings, the visual effect of the film, can be said to be one of the best martial arts films in the past two or three years, was nominated for the best visual effect at the Golden Horse Awards in October 2018. The biggest feeling of this film is its gorgeous and solid 3D effect, which makes people intoxicated with the plot. The film integrates the beauty of China's profound Eastern culture into a powerful 3D effect, which seems to have the impact that directly ignites the eyeball, and Hollywood special effects are just like this. In terms of fighting, the movements of Zhao Youting and Feng Shaofeng can be seen as hard practice. Although they are not martial arts actors, they fight very hard! Little Monsters Apollo 11 A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood The Way Way Back Aquaslash III New Shushan Swordsman "is a kung fu film. In the traditional concept of kung fu films," only fighting back and forth "was used. However, the film incorporates imaginative special effects and incorporates elements of flying monsters into the ancient martial arts fighting, creating a so-called" Eastern Magic "genre. Fighting itself is a special effect and is therefore considered a milestone in the history of Hong Kong's film special effects. After watching these three movies, I believe you must have a sense of worthwhile trip! 
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