Who performed better, Aaron Kwok or Chow Yun Fat?
I didn't have much hope when I first started watching the movie "Warrior", because in recent years, some domestic films dare not compliment, full-screen special effects, close-ups and plots are not so good!
Actually, I went to Fage when I saw this movie. After all, Brother Fage's acting skills are beyond words, but after watching it, I suddenly feel that Aaron Kwok's acting skills are among the best in this movie!
Fage has always given people the feeling of gamblers in film and television dramas, with its own gas field and absolute boss level! There is no doubt about it!
And Aaron Kwok's role, itself shows two kinds of personality. The most impressive part is the scene where Fage took him to grab ink, and Aaron Kwok's posture with a gun, which gives people an absolutely real feeling, completely like a tourist trap! And the conversation with Zhang Jingchu on the boat after he was finally released on bail, which almost perfectly explained the ruthless and decisive character!
If Aaron Kwok's acting skill in the film is better than that of Fage, after all, his role is different!
In this play, Aaron Kwok's acting is the best!
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Brother Fa can fight Wen Li, but Aaron Kwok can't fight Wu Fusheng. This is the difference.
Before writing, I looked around at everyone's answers. It seems that most people praise Aaron Kwok. Indeed, judging from Aaron Kwok's previous works, he has made progress in "One like you", but when it comes to acting, I am still on my side.
There is a sentence in the comment that is too good to be quoted.
If Fage brings his own "gambling god" gas field in the film, it will make people have a good time, so why not think about it? Is it because the plot needs it?
In fact, I am particularly reluctant to compare the performances of two actors.
Because as an actor, it should be his duty to perform a magic trick well.
Both of them are award-winning actors, which is recognized by the audience.
But if we have to give an answer, it must be that Chow Yun Fat is better.
You can say that you can do whatever you like, or that you can't do well, but as far as "One like you" is concerned, Chow Yun Fat's performance is not so criticized.
Especially as a character imagined by Wen Li, it will be based on the previous shadow, and it is normal to have the characteristics of Fage. And in this respect, it is right to play in the true colors, otherwise it will make the characters lose their original flavor.
But I have to mention that Aaron Kwok has really made progress, and his works are getting better and better in recent years.
Okay, that's enough. As for acting, Aaron Kwok is good, but he can't step on Fage.
Aaron Kwok has good acting skills. Chow Yun Fat is a real person.
Let me sing a different tune.
I think Fage's performance is better, his acting skills are free, and his eyebrows are all plays. In contrast, Aaron Kwok's performance skills are still not as good as others. He is weak and lacks level.
Chow Yun Fat is known as the son of Hongkong and the god of acting, which is a historical position. Besides, Aaron Kwok was still a teenager at school when he made a big splash in the Hong Kong film industry.
In the interview, Aaron Kwok also showed his admiration and enough respect for Fage.
However, when it comes to "unparalleled" performance, Aaron Kwok leads.
For Wen Li, the protagonist in the movie "The Warriors", there are three levels of role design, that is, Aaron Kwok needs to accurately grasp the performance in each state, and can't overlap with the performance of Wen Li in the fabricated version of Wu Fusheng, that is, Fage can be handsome and elegant in the movie, but Aaron Kwok can't. He needs to accurately interpret the roles of Wen Li in different aspects according to the script, and the whole should be consistent and the parts should be amazing.
The first level is under the nose of Wenli police.
This level of performance must be completely pure and harmless, and also show real fear of "painters". He needs to win the trust of the police and the audience at the same time, so that everyone thinks that he was forced to commit a crime.
The second level is Wen Li, who interweaves truth and falsehood in his narrative.
In the narrative part, Aaron Kwok's performance is inside and outside the play, which should be consistent with the setting of the first level, and also reveal the details of criminal genius, such as the part where he was frustrated and burned the painting. Aaron Kwok showed the most amazing eyes, body language and micro-expressions in the whole film, which was impeccable in one go.
The third level, the second half of the reverse version of the text.
Brother Fage's natural and unrestrained freehand brushwork, can't Aaron Kwok play it? Of course not. Sceptics can look at Bu Huaquan in Floating City 20 12, and then at Liu Jiehui in Chill and Zhou Xiyu in Taoist Down the Mountain. Their tolerance, temperament and aura will never be inferior to any screen role.
There is only a short time and fragment left for Aaron Kwok, and half of this time period is used to review Chow Yun Fat's performance, which makes the audience form a comparative impression, so we see a crazy, humble and vulgar literary stand in front of us, so we realize that the elegance and new handsome in the narrative and the unparalleled handsome in the bullets are all fake, fake, fake!
In the conclusion, there is still a little time left for Aaron Kwok to enrich the expression of this role again, that is, Wen Li's ruthless face after he got out of trouble, which also led to the end of sinking into the sea.
Aaron Kwok starred in "Chow Yun Fat" and reached the peak of his acting skills with "One like you".
The next decade will be the era of Aaron Kwok.
From the perspective of One Warrior, I think Aaron Kwok's acting skills are better, although my favorite acting skills of Brother Mao are absolutely online. Brother Fage, I won't say much. Let's talk about Aaron Kwok in detail.
Wen Li, played by Aaron Kwok, is a complex figure with narcissism, inferiority and cowardice, and also a master of simulation. This film shows Wen Li's dual personality. Aaron Kwok gave full play to his inferiority, cowardice and narcissism, and his disapproval of crime.
For example, Wen Li wanted to chase Ruan Wen, but he stared at him and dared not take the initiative to chase him. At the exhibition, he saw Kang Li and ran away in a panic. Uncle Xin advised to make money well, don't think about those things, but look at the performance.
Good and evil intertwined in Aaron Kwok's face and psychology, which left a deep impression on us.
Aaron Kwok also exposed Wen Li's irritable and extreme personality through an incident. For example, when he was robbing ink, he was shot and killed by the police. Although he was wearing a bulletproof vest, he still wanted to kill the police at the cost of destroying the ink. In addition, after the murder, Wen Li felt dissatisfied and killed all the policemen.
In the whole film, Aaron Kwok, a seemingly obscure and unremarkable character, is the most brilliant and impressive.
Many people say that Aaron Kwok's acting skills are far worse than Fage's. Are the actors who can win the Hong Kong Film Awards and the Taiwan Golden Horse Awards really that bad?
Aaron Kwok's acting skills are getting better and better.
Aaron Kwok plays the best, and of course Fage is great!