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20 15, Hong Kong. City warning scene map ... the cash truck was overturned and mysterious handprints appeared on the wall of the jewelry line; Strange crimes have occurred one after another, and the weapons used by the suspects are actually "unarmed" ... For a time, everyone in the Pearl of the Orient in Hong Kong was in danger. Sun Hao (Jason Wu) and Cheng Xiuhua (Zhang Jingchu), mainland experts with peerless martial arts, were invited by the police to assist in the investigation. Four ordinary people living at the bottom of society, led by Zhang Dachu (Zou Zhaolong), accidentally inhaled the biochemical gas left by the Japanese army during World War II; Change your body and become an invincible mutant criminal! Sonny (Aaron Kwok), a little fellow, was born in an ordinary family and engaged in drama. He got the biochemical power by mistake, which became the biggest key to clean up the mutant criminals! The mutated Sunny attracts the attention of the police and the charming but bumpy beauty anchor Angel (Shu Qi). Angel, an opportunist, took advantage of Sang Ni's affection for her to make her career make a comeback in the crisis, and successfully created the image of Sang Ni as an "urban hero" who stood up for the chivalrous and helped the needy. Sunny, a hero's dream, was ambushed by Da Chu and others, and suffered heavy losses ... Sun Hao and Xiuhua also suffered heavy losses. Sun Hao learned from a painful experience and trained sunny to use its infinite potential accurately to make up for his mistakes ... On the other hand, Angel deeply regretted that he was determined to cooperate with the police at all costs for fame and fortune, and used himself as bait to lead to his junior year, but he gradually developed feelings with Sang Ni. Just as the defense and struggle achieved initial results, the disaster was reborn, the biochemical agents began to spread, the variation corps increased, and the whole of Hong Kong fell. ...

[Edit this paragraph] Interview with the director

Chen Musheng will start filming a new film called City Alert. Aaron Kwok and Jason Wu will play the leading roles in this film, which will be co-produced by Enlight Pictures and Yu Tu Film Company. Yesterday morning, the film director and screenwriter Chen Musheng accepted an exclusive interview. Aaron Kwok has been confirmed to cooperate with Aaron Kwok for five years to play the leading role in this film. Chen Musheng said that when they cooperated in Sanchakou five years ago, they found that Aaron Kwok had a good skill, so they agreed to make a fierce action movie for him, and Aaron Kwok wanted to prove to people that he could also make movies. Chen Musheng: "This is a five-year commitment." "City Alert" is written and directed by Chen Musheng. Besides Aaron Kwok and Jason Wu, there are also leading actors. It is estimated that the film investment will exceed 1 100 million yuan. At present, City Watch is in the preparatory stage. Chen Musheng said that this is the most challenging job he has encountered in recent years. Although it is still his good action+police bandits, he will join the characters with super powers, so there will be many stunt shots. This film, which has invested hundreds of millions of dollars, combines China Kung Fu with Hollywood special effects blockbusters. There will be a large number of mutants in the film, all of whom will play China Kung Fu. Interview with Chen Musheng's "City Alert" Chen Musheng's new work "City Alert" will be released on August 6th. This is the first time to make a mutant movie in China. Therefore, the industry is generally concerned about whether the "mutants" of Chinese movies will be covered with mucus like Hollywood. In this regard, Chen Musheng, who became famous for his role in a gangster film, was interviewed by our reporter yesterday to reveal his "mutant". In addition, Jing Wong's "Future Police" made the audience lose their appetite for China's science fiction films, which made "City Alert" questioned. In this regard, Chen Musheng responded: "City Watch is not a science fiction film at all, but a human disaster film. What we are trying to do is to put China Kung Fu in the context of a superpower. " Action is the core. Guangzhou Daily: What you have been shooting is a very realistic subject of police and bandits. Why did City Watch try the mutant theme this time? Chen Musheng: In recent years, it seems that there has never been a film with a similar theme in China film industry. We can't compare with Hollywood in the field of science fiction. However, if a superpower is involved, it must have its own style. Add some China Kung Fu to the superpowers, and foreign language action movies can't surpass us. Finally, I will see in City Alert that people with super powers can move faster and dance better than ordinary people. Guangzhou Daily: Do you want to fight against similar themes in Hollywood this time? Chen Musheng: You can't say confrontation. I just hope to make a breakthrough in action movies. I hope I can bring the elements of action movies I am good at into play in different themes. Guangzhou Daily: Where is the new attempt of city watch in China film circle? Chen Musheng: Although the special effects can't be compared with those in Hollywood, I can really shoot. I won't fly around like Transformers or Spider-Man. The audience won't think such special effects are distorted when they see them. All the actors really hit Guangzhou Daily: Jing Wong's "future police" has been criticized by many viewers, saying that the scene looks cheap. Will "City Watch" be more severely examined by the audience? Chen Musheng: No. Because City Watch is not a science fiction movie at all. First of all, I want to make an action movie. Because superpowers and mutants will exaggerate the movements, so I think it will be different from my previous films. Guangzhou Daily: Even Wolverine in Hollywood. The scene that would be considered as a kung fu stunt is quite false and exaggerated. Are you worried that the whole city will encounter the same problem? Chen Musheng: No, there are essential differences between City Alert and Wolverine. Wolverine relies entirely on special effects, but our play is really performed by actors. His punches and kicks are all from China Kung Fu, such as's Nine-legged Whip and Tai Chi, just as these elements were not filmed in Hollywood. If we put China's kung fu into Mutants, the audience will be more interested. But I don't take mutant stunts very seriously. In City Alert, the most important thing is the story of the action itself according to the development of the characters. "Mutation" is not terrible Guangzhou Daily: Because we always see exaggerated and bizarre images in Hollywood science fiction themes, we are very curious. What shapes are the mutants in City Alert? Chen Musheng: I can only say that the character in the play wants him to be more beautiful, but often when he wants to be more beautiful, he becomes uglier. Because this will be a character from the heart, he is selfish, he is evil, so he will become ugly. Therefore, Zhang Shuping and I have talked about this model. Aaron Kwok often thinks that he is ugly or a clown, but after his mutation, his appearance has not changed, but he will become very interesting because he is a kind person. On the contrary, he is a villain, who often thinks he is handsome, and he is getting uglier every day after the mutation. It's hard to say the breakthrough in modeling, because you think I painted him ugly, but some people will think it's very personal. or vice versa, Dallas to the auditorium Therefore, I think the starting point of modeling is to follow your heart. You think you are a handsome guy all day, then you are ugly after mutation, that's enough. I don't need him to be creepy. See how they "mutate" Aaron Kwok Circus clown Aaron Kwok. After the mutation, it is not as exaggerated as Zou Zhaolong's villain "mutant devil", but more lovely. The makeup artist bandaged his whole head and put on a thick layer of rubber clothes. From the lens, Aaron Kwok's body is extremely fat and swollen. At the beginning of Shu Qi's utilitarian anchorwoman film, Shu Qi played a greedy anchorwoman who traded Aaron Kwok's infatuation for her career. When Shu Qi found her conscience condemned, she fell in love with Aaron Kwok, but they began to encounter the disaster of the doomsday city, and Shu Qi became the doomsday version of Gone with the Wind. Jason Wu's "Beast Interpol" Jason Wu plays an expert in catching mutants. Chen Musheng designed a beard and sunglasses for him in the play, which was cold, selfish, grumpy and good in martial arts. The film's creators have torn apart the keywords of their own humanoid brands, namely, Zou Zhaolong-"the strongest villain, the worst to the extreme", Jason Wu-"the first love of a tough guy on the screen" and Zhang Jingchu-"the first love-hate relationship with a woman", while Guo Tianwang's role keyword only has one word "change". Finally, the director "issued" the strongest sound, and "City Alert" is undoubtedly "the first blockbuster in summer".

The host saw that several masters were ambitious and "deliberately" made things difficult for them. I just asked "which role is Tianya with", and then I asked "who will Tianya be with in real life". When it comes to real life, "Dragon Brother" immediately turned out the cards, and only Zhang Jingchu, not Aaron Kwok, was in his heart. "Old man" Jason Wu and "old woman" Zhang Jingchu choose each other, full of tacit understanding and love. Aaron Kwok saw it in his eyes, and his pain was in his heart. No matter how persistent and single-minded director Chen Musheng is, his heart belongs to him. After all, he won't regret it, but not Zhang Jingchu.

Chen Musheng, a Hong Kong director who has directed films such as Men's True Color, Crossroads and Stay on the Phone, always wins with action and special effects. His action film "City Alert" will be officially released the day after tomorrow. Aaron Kwok, the two-time "Golden Horse Winner", plays an inferior circus clown in this film, with an absent-minded manner and a silly and naive face. But Aaron Kwok didn't care, insisting that his performance was entirely arranged by the director.