Stephen Chow's classic comedy "The God of Cookery" is scheduled to be released on August 31, and will be fully restored and released on the mainland big screen for the first time
2024-08-12
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Beijing News (Reporter Zhou Huixiaowan) On August 12, Stephen Chow's classic comedy "The God of Cookery" announced that it will be released in mainland China on August 31, and released the release trailer and poster. The film has moved countless audiences with its unique golden lineup, classic funny scenes, and "colorful, fragrant and delicious" emotional expression. The movie "The God of Cookery" was released in 1996. It was the first time it hit the mainland big screen in 28 years. This time, the latest restored version was released to restart a heated competition for the God of Cookery for the audience.
In the trailer, Zhou's nonsensical humor is on the brain every minute, and his wild imagination makes people laugh so hard that they can't help but laugh. The story is led by food, threading the fate of the characters, outlining the truest and kindest side of human nature, but without losing the power of irony. Not only did it combine Shaolin martial arts to make the bowl of memorable "sad and ecstatic rice", but it also made its own interpretation of what "love and ideal" is. In the fixed poster released together, the huge portrait of the God of Cookery Stephen Chow (played by Stephen Chow) with a "comic sense" is eye-catching, and it echoes the happy picture of the partners in the "Exploding Peeing Beef Balls" store, and it feels like they are going to dominate the snack street together. The film is directed by Lee Lik-chi and Stephen Chow, starring Stephen Chow and Karen Mok, and starring Ng Man-tat, Stephen Chow, Lau Yi-tat, Nancy Sit, Lee Siu-kee, Kong Hei-man, Tin Kai-man, Au Kam-tong, Law Kar-ying, Christy Chung, and Lam Suet.
Movie poster.
The film tells the story of Stephen Chow, a famous chef in the catering industry. He appears to be outstanding, but in fact he is arrogant and incompetent and only cares about profit. Overnight, he was framed and replaced by his right-hand man, and suddenly fell to the bottom of his life and had nothing. Fortunately, he met Big Sister Turkey (played by Karen Mok) and a group of bosses who had long been in love with him in Temple Street. Stephen Chow also began his comeback and once again launched an attack on the throne of "God of Cookery".
The release date trailer adheres to Stephen Chow's consistent comedy style. From the beginning, the revered God of Cookery "falls from the altar" and turns into a villain in seconds, which cleverly combines the unexpected plot reversal with exaggerated and funny nonsensical humor, which makes people applaud; to the down-and-out salted fish making "bursting peeing beef balls" that can play table tennis, making a comeback, using novel and interesting visual effects to metaphor the ups and downs of life; to the Shaolin Temple's Eighteen Bronze Men, the Heavenly Sword, and the Dragon Slaying God of Cookery, which are full of strange moves, further combining Shaolin martial arts with food, and using the sentence "delicious, novel, and fun" to express the ultimate core of the film. It is such a wild and unrestrained fantasy that casts an unforgettable magical color on our childhood, allowing us to see Stephen Chow's unique grassroots humor from the ups and downs of the lives of small people. This time, "The God of Cookery" hits the mainland big screen for the first time in 28 years. Perhaps those of us who watched the movie with laughter back then will finally be moved to tears by the onions in the "Sad Rice". In the aroma of the carefully cooked food and the slightly tragic jokes, we will find that the most touching things in the world are often the simplest things.
Editor: Xu Meilin
Proofread by Li Lijun
