From Vegas to Macau III - In Cinemas 5 Feb 2016

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At the wedding of Ken’s (Chow Yun Fat) daughter, Rainbow (Kimmy Tong) and his protégé, Vincent (Shawn Yue), Michael Chan (Andy Lau), warns Mark (Nick Cheung) that someone wants to kill Ken.

Suddenly, an explosion goes off at the wedding. The newlyweds go into a coma from a severe concussion. Enraged, Ken swears to get vengeance. A mysterious tycoon, J.C. (Jacky Cheung) invites Michael and Ko Chun to his birthday party. J.C. wants to humiliate Ko at the gambling table; luckily, Ken is smart enough to crack all the tricks along with Michael, Mark and Kitty (Li Yuchun). Realising that his tricks do not work, J.C. drugs Ken unconscious.

On the other hand, Michael, Mark, and Kitty find out J.C. is in fact Molly’s (Carina Lau) die-hard pursuer and is likely to be the mastermind setting Ken up. Meanwhile, J.C. has brought the unconscious Ken to his high-tech lab to “visit Molly”…

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hong kongers are trying to persuade everybody not to watch the above movie because the above movie director is wang jin, a pro communist hong konger that had pissed off many heartland hong kongers.
i will not watch this movie

Hong kongers boycott wang jing movies
https://www.facebook.com/香港人有骨氣-杯葛王晶-1670706673209137/

https://newshongkong.wordpress.com/...oycott-drive-against-wong-jings-latest-movie/

The organizers of the boycott campaign are referring to Wong’s latest movie “From Vegas to Macau 3″, which will open in Hong Kong cinemas on Friday.

Many internet users are closely monitoring the advance ticket sales in various cinemas that will screen the movie, to see whether the boycott call is having any impact.

Based on the advance bookings, the movie doesn’t seem to be doing very well. Several theaters have not sold any seats for some screenings, while some of the most popular cinemas were only able to sell less than 10 tickets.

All in all, advance sales account for less than 30 percent of available seats in selected cinemas across the city for Friday and Saturday.

But it’s still too early to say the boycott campaign has been a success, considering that most moviegoers prefer to just go to cinema without any advance booking.

So whether the boycott is success or not will be reflected in the actual box office figures to be released by producers and distributors of the movie.

Wong Jing not worried about movie boycott




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Wong Jing not worried about movie boycott

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Heidi Hsia
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February 1, 2016
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1 Feb - Wong Jing is unfazed with news that some Hong Kong audiences are boycotting his new movie, "From Vegas to Macau 3", according to On CC.

The film director, who is known for his criticism of the Occupy Central movement last year and deemed by many to be pro-unification, stated that there will always be people who would do such a thing.

"In today's society, you should not be worried about this kind of thing. Hong Kong's box office is only 1/25 of the whole Chinese film industry. Do you think I'm worried?" said Wong.

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https://sg.news.yahoo.com/wong-jing-not-worried-movie-boycott-090100929.html