King of Comedy (喜劇之王 )Movie Filming Locations - Framed & Mounted Print
I took this photo in 2016 at the Shek O Village Health Center in Hong Kong, the central scene of the classic Hong Kong comedy movie 1999(King of Comedy 喜劇之王). A comedy film written, directed and acted by the internationally renowned movie star Stephen Chow (周星馳 ), which became the highest-grossing Hong Kong film at that time. The picture's location is one of the most memorable scenes in the movie. Unfortunately, the tree and the wall by the sea no longer exist, because a strong typhoon hit Hong Kong in 2018, and the huge waves hit and destroyed this location, although It was rebuilt two years later, this tree no longer exists. This tree is a classic and funny part of the hero and heroine's performance. People who have watched this movie will not forget this scene.
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Review of Old Hong Kong Kai Tak Airport - Limited Edition
Love at first sight 🥰It lightens up my living room with excellent vibes. A talented photographer who captured the stunning moment while an airplane gliding low above the old buildings of Hong Kong Kowloon City, which was canvased with unique street view. It brings back my memories of the good old HK Kai Tak Airport. Recalling myself looking down from the flight before landing, saw people walking and vehicle queues underneath creating sparkling light streams that looks like dragons on fire. Vibrant, extravagant and extremely beautiful！
