As of June 28, the single-day box office has accumulated 99.49 million, and the top five films at the daily box office on that day are "There is a Commissary by the Clouds", "Customs Front", "A Quiet Place: Invasion Day", "Mind Agent 2" and "Rifle Hotel".
Among them, "Customs Front", "A Quiet Place: Invasion Day" and "Rifle Hotel" are new films released on the same day.
The cumulative box office of "There is a Commissary by the Cloud" exceeded 280 million, becoming the first big hit in the summer file, the film has a two-level reputation, and the Douban score is only 5.2 points, and the plot is criticized for being illogical, but the box office trend is strong, and the final box office is predicted to exceed 600 million.
This year's summer file has had a bleak start, and "There is a Commissary in the Clouds" has become the summer box office champion with a current box office of more than 200 million. ranked second is the Dragon Boat Festival file "I Don't Want to Be Friends with You", with a cumulative box office of 192 million.
"Mind Agent 2" has a cumulative box office of 122 million in 8 days after its release.
The action movie "Customs Front" was officially released on June 28, directed by Qiu Litao, starring Nicholas Tse and Jacky Cheung, and is a commercial action blockbuster with intense scenes.
Nicholas Tse also serves as the action director of "Customs Front", and it is reported that the action scenes he directed and designed emphasized the action performance standard of "no special effects and no post-production", highlighting the production concept of Hong Kong films with real hits, real explosions, and real shooting.
However, in the eyes of many audiences, "Customs Front" seems to be a typical "sudden movie", and the whole film is full of a lot of gunfights and chase scenes, which makes people feel a little aesthetically fatigued. In addition to the somewhat disappointing storyline, the character settings in the film have also become the focus of criticism.
Whether it is the police or drug dealers, they seem to lack some "three-dimensionality", which makes people feel a little "wooden" and difficult to resonate emotionally. This is already a point that Hong Kong films often complain about in recent years, but unfortunately this film has not yet made a breakthrough.
This is also the second film released by Qiu Litao this month, the previous one was "Negotiator" released during the Dragon Boat Festival, which has a cumulative box office of 154 million.
The thriller disaster blockbuster "A Quiet Place: Invasion Day" was released simultaneously in North America on June 28. "A Quiet Place: Invasion Day", as a prequel to the popular thriller IP "A Quiet Place" series, has returned after three years.
A Quiet Place: Invasion Day stars Lupita Nyong'o, Joseph Quinn, Alex Wolf, Germain Hansu and others, directed by Michael Zanozki, the story is inspired by A Quiet Place director and star John Krasinski, and the script was written by Sanoski and previous director Jeff Nichols.
"A Quiet Place: Invasion Day" returns to the first day of the monster invasion and global fall, and the story perspective is upgraded from a rural town to the largest metropolis in the United States - New York, where the streets, subways, supermarkets and other places where human life has become dangerous.
The film also continues the high concept of the series, and the silent cinema atmosphere is still a highlight of the film.
"Rifle Hotel" was officially released on June 28, and the producer of "Rifle Hotel", which was originally scheduled to be released on June 8, suddenly announced the withdrawal on the 4th, using the new poster "Families, get together again on June 28" to inform the audience and the theater line: This comedy wants to bid farewell to the crowded Dragon Boat Festival.
However, the film will be screened in the prime time of the Dragon Boat Festival from June 7th to 8th and June 17th to 23rd, and the box office has exceeded 30 million.
Douban scored 7.2 points, and the audience's evaluation of "Laifu Hotel" was mixed. Some critics believe that the film explores themes of home, life and growth through group portraits, giving the audience strength and emotion. There are also opinions that the movie seems to be a bit routine in terms of emotional expression, and it is too deliberate to earn the audience's tears.