Is the movie "The King of Guns" worth watching?

For those who have been loving Hong Kong police and gangster movies for many years, I will tell you without hesitation that "The King of Guns" is a work worth watching.

Usually when we pay attention to a movie, we will first take a look at its cast. In this movie, the two top male gods Daniel Wu and Louis Koo are enough to attract the interest of the audience. . Although they are more popular among girls, boys like Louis Koo and Daniel Wu, who are talented actors with both good looks and acting skills, cannot refuse them.

What's more, in addition to the male idol, this movie also has Li Bingbing and Charlene Choi joining the cast. So this cast alone deserves everyone's attention.

The next step is to talk about the plot of the movie. Compared with most films of the same genre with grand and exciting scenes, various car chases and explosions, "The King of Guns" does not have many such plots. It is more about the investigation and analysis of the case, the use of brainpower and wisdom. There will be more competition.

The policeman "Zhuang Ziwei" played by Daniel Wu is handsome and attractive, and both businessmen are online at the same time. The financial genius played by Louis Koo is equally handsome. At the beginning of the story, "Guan Tomohiro" played by Louis Koo was investigated for his courageous actions. Initially, the brother felt a little aggrieved for him, but as the plot gradually progressed, he discovered that Guan Tomohiro was the real boss behind the scenes. As an audience member, I like this kind of reversal very much, it is exciting and exciting.

Although Li Bingbing and Charlene Choi have joined, generally speaking, most of the plot of this movie revolves around the battle of wits between Louis Koo and Daniel Wu. Therefore, Sister Bingbing and Asa have relatively few scenes, and their performances are not that outstanding.

When all the truth came to light, the gun king battle between Daniel Wu and Louis Koo at the end of the film became the embellishment of the entire film. The feeling of watching two male heroes acting in the same frame is simply too satisfying! The explosive acting skills of Daniel Wu and Louis Koo are also an important factor in making this "The King of Guns" possible. My deepest feeling after watching the whole movie is that if Guan Tomohiro was not a criminal, then he and Zhuang Ziwei would definitely become very good friends.

The police and criminal films filmed in Hong Kong have always been very popular in the mainland, whether they are TV series or movies, and have a very high degree of topicality. In comparison, the police and criminal films shot in the Mainland are slightly inferior. I have to say that Hong Kong police and gangster films do have a lot to learn from. Actors are only one aspect, what’s more important lies in the director and all the behind-the-scenes staff’s intentions and attitude towards film production. "The King of Guns" is a very sincere work, so it is worth watching.