与《苹果日报》同哀思。
With Hong Kong 's Apple
Daily, Disappearing Hong Kong mourns for
the loss of 9 lives in Egypt Hot Air Balloon Accident on 26th February 2013.
Wednesday, 27 February 2013
Monday, 18 February 2013
港•贺岁片-《西游记大结局之仙履奇缘》（1995年）/Hong Kong Chinese New Year Film-A Chinese Odyssey 2 (1995)
我相信70和80后的读者，对于整个90年代年年贺岁片，都有周星驰的现象感到不陌生。
从当初的“无厘头”到这部笑中有感动的电影，除了见证周星驰的求变，也反映了香港电影在1997年前的变迁。
那段日子（1991-1997年）是港产片辉煌日子的末端。
以下是香港才子卢冠挺替电影写的主题曲，《一生所爱》。老实说，这首歌很荡气回肠。
I believe lots of cinema viewers whom grew up in Hong Kong, Taiwan and Singapore will remember the era where Stephen Chow's films is a staple during the Chinese New Year. That was during 1991 to 1997.
From the stage of his films that does not requires much thinking to A Chinese Odyssey Part I and II, we witnessed the desire for an entertainer to improve himself. Hence, we see the more serious stuff like CJ7, which was not as popular as his Kungfu Hustle.
Nevertheless, A Chinese Odyssey is considered Stephen Chow best films. His later films could not surpassed it.
Below is the theme song A Lifeline Love for the film. It was sung by the talented Lowell Lo.
Thursday, 14 February 2013
Hong Kong Valentine Song- "Drenched" by Qu Wanting
As this year Valentine's Day is in the Lunar New Year period, what main theme from Hong Kong film can fit into the occasion?
The answer is "Drenched" sung by Qu Wanting.
The hit song from the popular film Love In The Butt, it sums up the love-hate relationship between the two well-loved characters, Jimmy and Cherie.
I do not waste any space here. Henceforth, please enjoy this great song.
Oh man, how I wish I can set up a radio station and play the hits.
Saturday, 9 February 2013
Happy Lunar New Year! Sam Hui-God of Fortune (1970s)
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| Photo credit: Discover Hong Kong Facebook page |
From Disappearing Hong Kong, I wish all a Happy Lunar New Year!
What is more adapt than to listen to Sam Hui singing God of Fortune during this period. In the 1970s, Hong Kong's economic boom resulting the society obessed with wealth.
Will be featuring movies and/or songs representing Hong Kong's classical period from the 1970s to 1997 for the next 15 days.
Enjoy.
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