February 3, data from the Film Specialty Office showed that the absurd comedy action movie "" was produced by iQiyi, Er Dongsheng supervised, directed by Mak Qiguang, Aaron Kwok , Lin Jiadong, Yan Xianqi , Zhang Keyi starring The box office of "Temporary Robbery " has exceeded 200 million.
"Temporary Robbery" was released on January 19. It tells the story of two decadent middle-aged brothers who plan to rob, but are accidentally disrupted by gangsters. The three of them form a temporary team by mistake. Director Mai Qiguang revealed that the film was created based on his own life experience. "In this movie, all the characters can find their prototypes around you." Film producer Er Dongsheng also said that "Temporary Robbery" is a The idea that this film wants to convey is very simple, that is, a family is together. "We dare not say so many truths about life. We only hope that the audience will go into the cinema. These two hours of film can let everyone express their feelings and laugh crazily." ”
Since the release of the trailer, "Temporary Heist" has attracted widespread attention from netizens. After the film was released, the popularity of related topics on social platforms continued to rise, with topics such as #temporaryrobberywatchingsequelae##temporaryrobberylittlecharacterstruefeel# repeatedly on the hot search list. Many viewers posted their thoughts after watching the movie on social media, saying, "It's great to watch, even the supporting actors are all actors and actresses." "I was moved in the ordinary, and then collapsed with a smile." "It can be seen as an allegory for an anomalous society under cruel survival." "A rare Hong Kong-style comedy, multi-line narrative, black humor, three leading actors with distinctive personalities, and dramatic conflicts set up by coincidence." "The four lines intersect, parallel, fly apart, and then converge around the robbery. The design is very careful and the message is very Intensive, two hours of brain-burning and fun."
text/Beijing Youth Daily reporter Xiao Yang
editor/Cui Wei
