Showing posts with label Dicky Cheung. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dicky Cheung. Show all posts

Sunday, December 02, 2018

Overview - The Learning Curve of a Warlord



Dicky Cheung is an unambitious, low-ranking corporal in the Warlord Era. Relying on his savvy mind and silver tongue, he made it through the last twenty years. One time, he saves Generalissimo Choi Kwok Hing and is promoted seven ranks, becoming the local tyrant of a town. Three warlords (Max Cheung, Eddie Pang and Koo Ming Wah) who had established their territory near the town are seething in anger and waiting for an opportunity to deal with him. Luckily, Dicky has three sworn brothers (Tony Hung, Tsui Wing and Oscar Li) who are united against the enemy. They even manage to coerce weapons expert Raymond Cho to join them, allowing them to establish their footing in the town. Dicky has three wives (Zoie Tam, Vivien Yeo and Sisley Choi) who are always competing for his favour. Sisley is a member of the Revolutionary Party. Although Dicky knows of her identity, he still keeps her by his side, which could stir up trouble at any time. The throbbing ambition of someone within the barracks, along with having the other warlords and the Japanese watching him like a hawk, puts Dicky in a desperate situation.


The Learning Curve of a Warlord Theme Song

Dicky Cheung sings the theme song, "Utterly Fearless" (大無畏), for The Learning Curve of a Warlord. 



The sub-theme song, "Honeymoon" (蜜運), is also performed by Dicky.




Monday, July 09, 2012

Theme Songs

For too long, TVB has promoted its actors and actresses to sing theme songs for its dramas and most cannot sing. That's what made the theme song to The Hippocratic Crush all the more appealing. Cantopop queen Joey Yung has just the right powerful voice to deliver this song. I loved it after listening to it just once.




Another song is the sub theme for OL Supreme. Denise Ho is an excellent singer. (Btw, I'm a Goocho fan.)




A classic that I can't get enough of is the subtheme for the 2002 adaption of Journey to the West by the Monkey King himself, Dicky Cheung. Such a fine, soothing tune.