Recently, the high-profile Hong Kong film masterpiece "Customs Front" announced that it will be set for the summer file, which is directed by well-known director Qiu Litao and co-starred by Nicholas Tse, Jacky Cheung, Lin Jiaxin, Liu Yase and other powerful actors.
Nicholas Tse has shown good acting skills and skills in the field of action movies in recent years, and his first screen cooperation with Jacky Cheung is even more exciting. The two play the relationship between superiors and subordinates in the film, and they are like master and apprentice, but the characters' personalities and fates are completely different, which adds rich dramatic tension to the film.
And Jacky Cheung's joining makes the film even more interesting. As a legend in the music world, Jacky Cheung's return to the big screen this time has undoubtedly injected a strong box office appeal into the film. His performance in the film has also attracted much attention, and netizens have expressed their expectations to see the wonderful performance of the god of song on the screen.
It is worth mentioning that director Qiu Litao escorts the quality of the film with his unique shooting style and exquisite skills. He is good at shooting crime films and gunfight action movies, and his masterpieces such as "Eight Immortals Hotel's Human Meat Barbecued Pork Bun" have won high recognition from the audience. directing "Customs Front" this time, I believe he can give full play to the theme of police and bandits and bring a visual feast to the audience.
However, with the finalization of the film, many netizens have also begun to worry about whether there will be cuts when it is released in the mainland. After all, there are certain differences between the style and scale of Hong Kong films and those of the mainland, and how to retain the original flavor of the film while meeting the mainland's censorship standards is indeed a big challenge. In this regard, netizens have appealed, hoping that the filmmaker can try their best to preserve the integrity of the film, so that the audience can enjoy the original Hong Kong version of "Wolf Warrior 2", what do you think?