Why is the box office of tomorrow's battle low?

Anyone who has seen a movie knows that the box office in The Tomorrow War is not good. The score is 6.4, and the story is incredibly simple. It was supposed to be doomsday science fiction, but it turned into everyone catching the mole together. Even if the cool movie doesn't pay attention to the plot, the story of tomorrow's battle doesn't make the audience feel the coolness of the movie.

The special effects are above the standard, but there is only one big scene in the film. Other parts are child's play. Compared with Transformers who are also mecha, they are simply playing broadsword in front of Guan Yu. Because now the audience has seen a better mech blockbuster, and Louis Koo is still playing other Hollywood movies, it is naturally unpopular with the audience.

In fact, The Tomorrow War is already very strong. The movie's current ratings and box office, as well as the audience's regret for tomorrow's battle, are supported by established Hong Kong stars such as Louis Koo, Liu Qingyun and Nick Cheung.

If The Tomorrow War had been directed by a mainland director, I'm afraid his score would have fallen below 6, and there was a lot of abuse on the Internet. Please refer to the sci-fi blockbuster "Shanghai Fortress" starring Lu Han.

Take Moon Man and The Tomorrow War as examples, Hong Kong films have been unable to attract young audiences. It is obvious from the age audience ratio of the two films that it is difficult for Hong Kong films to gain a place in the film market dominated by young people.

The audience of Moon Man is mainly young people, accounting for 67.4% under the age of 29, while the main audience in The Tomorrow War is 25-39 years old, accounting for 58.8%.

Hong Kong films are barely maintained by feelings, and there are still audiences now, but after 708090, they gradually get old, and the mainstream audience of films has become after 95 and 00, while Hong Kong films have never attracted new audiences.