Is the man of the hour in Macao good-looking? Why is the score of the man of the hour in Macau so low?

Macau Fengyun is an action comedy produced by Bona Film, supervised by Jing Wong, directed by Liu Weiqiang and starring Chow Yun Fat, Andy Lau, Jacky Cheung, Nick Cheung, Chris Lee and Carina Lau. [ 1]

The film continues the style of "Macau Fengyun 2", telling the story that after Mochow committed suicide by jumping off a plane, the spoony arms dealer Yi Tianxing vowed to avenge her, so he arranged to hunt down Yijian Shi, and the gambling god's sister Gao Fei and Yijian Shi joined forces to fight against the enemy [2].

Macau's Knight of the Storm once again locked in the Spring Festival file, which not only continued the dangerous and humorous temperament of its previous work, but also added elements such as "three schools of games", "exotic customs" and "lovely adventures". In the lineup, even the ambiguous emotions provoked by Chris Lee appear from time to time. (Tianjin Daily Review)

As the most family-friendly comedy in the Spring Festival of 20 16, The Fengyun of Macau is naturally full of jokes. So although there are different scenes in the film, including weddings, hospitals, prisons, mansions, casinos and even bases, there is more than one joke in each scene. I hope this film can be used as a Spring Festival program suitable for all ages, so that all families, big or small, can have a good time in the cinema [263310106 (Sina. Com review)

I haven't seen this star-studded Hong Kong film for a long time. This is a typical New Year greeting. The joke is straightforward, the gag is low-level, noisy, boring but lively. Except for the blunt LYC, all the actors are all-powerful old Poles, and they can make this nonsense story lively and interesting. It is also convincing and bitter to simply rely on the personal acting and charm of the protagonists to prop up a funny drama. The story about robots is really vulgar, but considering it is a New Year film, just smile casually. The film was on the table from beginning to end. (Douban movie)