Although Andy Lau's new work "Stealth" has been conducting a promotional roadshow, the performance of the film has not reached the expected level. The total box office shows a less optimistic trend, and it is difficult to surpass the previous hit "Goldfinger", let alone surpass the glory of "Operation Moscow".
The promotion of the film is in full swing, but the audience's interest in "Stealth" does not seem to be living up to expectations.
This is evident at the total box office, and it's hard to expect it to surpass the films that have done great things on the big screen. Such a performance can't help but recall the high hopes and expectations placed on this film.
Perhaps, one of the reasons is that there is a disconnect between the audience's expectations for the content of the film and the actual presentation.
Even with the participation of a superstar like Andy Lau, if the storyline cannot resonate with the audience, the performance of the total box office will not be as expected.
At the same time, a series of excellent films have emerged on the market, such as "Operation Moscow", which attracted a large audience in the early days of their release and created a strong box office result for themselves. This makes "Stealth" face more fierce competition, and the audience has a wider range of choices.
It is undeniable that "Stealth" has been fully promoted with Andy Lau's efforts, but the recognition of the film by the market and the audience is not the only one that depends on the influence of the star. A successful film needs to have a solid story foundation, a great director's team, and a memorable performance, all of which are indispensable.
Overall, "Stealth" may not have fared as well at the box office as one might expect. This is not Andy Lau's personal problem, but more of a general dilemma faced by a film in market competition. Perhaps in the future, "Stealth" still has a chance to achieve better results through word-of-mouth and word of mouth.
