HK movie industry dead?

[Jah_rastafar_I]

So far i don't think any HK movie has been shown in cinemas this year?


While hollywood movies still continue to be churned out.

 

[Jah_rastafar_I]

This is showing in cinemas frankly it looks lame

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[jw5]

Did a search on wikipedia.
Plenty of HK movie choices in 2014.
Some look quite interesting.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Hong_Kong_films_of_2014

So far i don't think any HK movie has been shown in cinemas this year?


While hollywood movies still continue to be churned out.

 

[Jah_rastafar_I]

Did a search on wikipedia.
Plenty of HK movie choices in 2014.
Some look quite interesting.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Hong_Kong_films_of_2014

Are they screening in singapore?

 

[jw5]

Presumably they are showing in theatres in HK in 2014.
This proves that the HK movie industry is alive and kicking.
Likely that the HK producers would be far more interested in whether the movies would be screened in China and Taiwan than in SG.

Are they screening in singapore?

 

[kaipoh]

HK film directors can't matched our local hum sub director jackass. power!

So far i don't think any HK movie has been shown in cinemas this year?


While hollywood movies still continue to be churned out.

 

[Narong Wongwan]

Hk movie industry is not dead but its past its prime heyday.
The mob trend came and went, as with the Wong Fei Hung era....they need a new trend to jump start the industry.
Also no megastars and directors of previous years to prop the industry up.
Suprisingly canto dramas still going strong despite the competition from Korean, Chinese serials

 

[virus]

So far i don't think any HK movie has been shown in cinemas this year?

While hollywood movies still continue to be churned out.

not shown early this year, from LA to Macau, starring chow fatt fatt. nothing to shout about movie though.

 

[GOD IS MY DOG]

make those Cat 3 movies again lah..................they still make them ?

 

[virus]

yes... part 2 of lan gui fang.

 

[nutbush]

not bad lah...just think silly, and you will laugh more, no need to be serious and too nit picking all the time. director wong jing some more, why bother?

This is showing in cinemas frankly it looks lame

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[yinyang]

So far i don't think any HK movie has been shown in cinemas this year.

No, far from correct.

Some made it here so far. Seen Chow Yun Fatt's Vegas job (at least)

http://chinesemov.com/AZ/2014-hong-kong-movies.html

 

[Jah_rastafar_I]

Presumably they are showing in theatres in HK in 2014.
This proves that the HK movie industry is alive and kicking.
Likely that the HK producers would be far more interested in whether the movies would be screened in China and Taiwan than in SG.

I see but well as you know if the movie isn't screened in singapore doesn't this mean it really isn't popular enough? After all singapore does have quite a fan base of HK movies.

 

[syed putra]

maybe out of respect for run run shaw.

 

[The_Hypocrite]

You are right, dont think HK is interested in Spore and Mudland market,,,there are heaps of movies and their production is getting better,,,I was quite impress with the Detective Dee movie, it shows they have matured unlike in spore,,just coming up with those easy simple Jack neo stuff with more or less the same theme...but cant really blame local movie industry for being like that as pap wants control and any contraversial cannot show as its against pappies,,with such regulations,,how can movie industry grow? Even the drama is shit compared to TVB and TVB is not as popular as it use to be due to lack of competition within HK. But I watch some trailers of ATV shows and its quite impressive,,,so in HK its still developing whereas in spore is dead.

Presumably they are showing in theatres in HK in 2014.
This proves that the HK movie industry is alive and kicking.
Likely that the HK producers would be far more interested in whether the movies would be screened in China and Taiwan than in SG.

 

[Clone]

HK movies have a distinctive charm. It will never die.