Movie Review Lost On Hong Kong - 977 Words

What is a comedy film? The Wikipedia says that â€Å"it is a genre of movie which designed to entertain the audience with exaggerating performance or plot.† However, the amount of laugh cannot defines the successful of a comedy film. In my opinion, every comedy contain a tragedy inside, and to form a great comedy, you must form a great tragedy first. The movie, Lost in Hong Kong, which is defined as a comedy, is a successful commercial movie due to its high box office, but remove the apparent normal jokes, the rest of the comedy is flat and empty. This movie, Lost in Hong Kong, is the third film of the series Lost which are Lost in Journey, Lost in Thailand, and Lost in Hong Kong. The director of the second and third film is the new director Xu Zheng, an actor who has performing career for decades. The series of Lost is basically road action adventure comedy movie and the main theme of this series is that the funny things happens during an unfamiliar journey. 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