Comments by "Screen Apple" (@screenapple1660) on "Hong Kong's last democrats: Activists fight for freedom despite Beijing's crackdown • FRANCE 24" video.

  1. I've been to Hong Kong 2006. It was fun. Mountain views. Getting revisit Jean Claude Van Damme table scene. Rush Hour intro. There was no arbitrary arrest or anything like that. Everything was completely normal and under control. Today, the new Hong Kong is truly unrecognizable. Many foreign companies left Hong Kong and china. Hong Kong Film industries have to focus more of National Security Law. Ticket sale dropped.. Comedy in Hong Kong is laughless. You will be arrested for making jokes in Hong Kong . Actor Donnie Yen isn't too happy with new Hong Kong script censorship. Sometime, you can see him screaming and yelling directors, producers, screenwriters. Change the scripts. Hong Kong isn't allowed to show explosion or VFX explosion on movie set; it's not like Hollywood or Hong Kong's old action flick. officers can't flash a gun in movie. Kind of like Mortal Kombat video game changing blood to sweat in SNES. Jackie Chan also felt the same. He's not happy with Hong Kong's national security law censorship. Lot of scenes have to be cut and even good action have to be cut. Many screenwriters left Hong Kong; they fear the most is arbitrary arrest in Hong Kong. You won't be seeing John Woo action style / Michael Bay's action style in Hong Kong. You will see something like "Freeze you under arrest for violating national security law" .No kung fu fighting. Some china actors quit making films in Hong Kong because china "Visa" is also consider Hong Kong Foreign interference. They prefer to direct movie in china to avoid Hong Kong's unnecessary arbitrary arrests. Many hong konger left and start movie career in Canada. it's much safer. No arbitrary arrests. Hong Kong Canadians can enjoy Hong Kong like action flick or kung fu flicks. Today. US even freeze Hollywood asset to Hong Kong (counter revolutionary government assets ) to avoid arbitrary arrests on actors, screenwriters, etc.
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