The box office of "King Kong River" exceeded 300 million, and Wu Jing's personal box office returned to the first place in the mainland

According to data provided by Maoyan Professional Edition, as of 15:18:32 on October 25, the total box office of the movie "King Kong River" has exceeded 300 million.

Previously, the box office of "King Kong River" exceeded 100 million on the first day of its release, and exceeded 200 million on the second day, with a Maoyan score of 9.4 points.

On Douban, the score of "The Battle at Lake Changjin" is not very high, with an overall score of only 6.7 points among 58,000 people.

One viewer was emotional after watching the video: "If you beg for peace without strength, then peace is in danger; if you defend peace with strength, then peace will exist."

Some netizens also complained: This movie may have been shot in just one day, from morning to night, and because there were many camera positions, it was cut into two hours.

At the same time, the leading actor Wu Jing surpassed Huang Bo in the box office rankings with "The Battle at Lake Changjin" and became the top-ranked leading actor in the mainland.

Currently, Wu Jing's personal movie box office is 16.81 billion, and Huang Bo's is 16.766 billion, ranking first. Deng Chao and Shen Teng's personal box office is over 13 billion, ranking second.

Wu Jing's representative works such as "Wolf Warrior", "Wolf Warrior 2" and "The Wandering Earth" also achieved good box office results.

"The Battle at Lake Changjin" is directed by Guan Hu, Guo Fan and Lu Yang, and starred by Wu Jing, Zhang Yi, Li Jiuxiao, Wei Chen and Deng Chao. The film tells the story of the People's Volunteers in the final period of the War to Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea, facing the enemy's well-stocked and well-equipped situation, relying on their amazing perseverance and courage, and resisting the enemy with their flesh and blood.

Plot summary:

In 1953, the War to Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea entered its final stage, and the Volunteer Army launched the last major battle in Jincheng. In order to arrive at the designated time and deploy more combat power to the Jincheng front, the Volunteer Army soldiers continued to resist the enemy's bombing under the conditions of scarcity of supplies and disparity in weapons, and repaired the wooden bridge in the flames of war with their flesh and blood. A little-known history slowly unfolds on the turbulent Jingang River...