Master Xing and Huo Ge began discussing their experiences and insights as directors, using the two kings of Hong Kong directing as examples.
Among the two king directors, one was Wong Jing, and the other was Wong Kar-wai, known as Sunglasses Wong. These two directors represented two absolute extremes.
A major commercial director like Wong Jing rarely had films that lost money, though his critical acclaim was low and artistic merit even scarcer. Many film critics scolded Wong Jing's movies for lacking any artistic value, dismissing them as mere piles of slapstick and crude jokes.
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