If Andy Lau, Tony Leung and Lau Ching Wan came to film "Walker 2", would there be such results?

"Walker 2", which was released in the first half of the month, has achieved good results at the box office. The starring roles are Louis Koo, Nick Cheung, and Ng Chun-yu. If the three of them were replaced by Andy Lau, Tony Leung, and Liu Qingyun, When I came to shoot, I felt that I would achieve the same results.

As a classmate who grew up watching Hong Kong movies, I have feelings for the term Hong Kong movies. When it comes to Hong Kong dramas, "Infernal Affairs", the showdown between Andy Lau and Tony Leung Chiu-wai, is still deeply in my memory. Looking back at the classics of the past 20 or 30 years, there are "A Better Tomorrow", "New Love", etc., which are still not outdated even now.

The TV series "Walker" was very popular on TVB at the time, but when it was adapted into a movie, it lacked charm. The first part was okay and inherited some of the advantages of the TV series version, but the second part But this is a completely irrelevant plot. Except for three old actors, the whole film has little to do with the previous one.

Today's Hong Kong dramas used to have the same routines, the same actors, and lack of new ideas. The Hong Kong film and television industry has been broken. Today's Hong Kong dramas have no surprises at all. They have been overtaken by the bad plots. There is something fundamentally wrong with Hong Kong dramas.

The current overall situation of Hong Kong dramas is very bad. Classic works have no longer appeared, and the output is relatively small. Today's Hong Kong dramas have many problems, such as weak scripts, lack of actors, similar genres, and lines. Sameness and other issues.

"Apostle Walker 2" has nothing new except for the setting of the Spanish Bullfighting Festival. But the whole thing is old-fashioned.

So I said, even if the three actors were replaced by three actor-level actors, Andy Lau, Tony Leung, and Liu Qingyun, the film would still have the current box office.