Stephen Chow personally confirmed that he would film "Kung Fu 2" and joked that he could play the role of "being beaten"

Stephen Chow's movie "The New King of Comedy" seems to have performed mediocrely during the Spring Festival. Although the early publicity work was done well, and the starring actors and directors interacted with each other many times and were on the hot search, the box office performance after the release was not ideal. However, Stephen Chow obviously did not give up the new filming plan because of this. When he participated in a live event recently, he personally confirmed that he would shoot the sequel of the classic "Kung Fu 2".

Stephen Chow personally confirmed that he will shoot a video for Kung Fu 2 :

"Kung Fu" is undoubtedly one of the classic movies in Stephen Chow's film career. Whether it is the plot or the shooting technique, it has created a new trend in film history and is also the ceiling of the masterpiece in the hearts of many fans. Although "The New King of Comedy" was not as successful as expected, many viewers are still looking forward to "Kung Fu 2". In the event, Stephen Chow also said that this movie will not be a real "Kung Fu 2". The story does not take place in the original background, but a modern story in a foreign country, but it is consistent with the direction of "Kung Fu". When asked if he would personally act in the film, even if it was just a small role, the humorous Stephen Chow asked the audience: "Can I?" Then the audience jokingly said that they could play the role of "being beaten" in the film, and Stephen Chow also accepted it with a smile.

Fans and moviegoers had mixed reactions to this, and they were roughly divided into two camps. Some people thought that after experiencing Stephen Chow's "reheating old stuff" in recent years, they no longer owed Stephen Chow movie tickets. Besides, for example, the quality of "The New King of Comedy" was not outstanding, so Stephen Chow should stop thinking about making money from sentiment and save himself the trouble. The other camp countered that the film industry was Stephen Chow's favorite, and there was nothing wrong with him sticking to his career (If you like it, watch it, if you don't, get out.jpg). So what do the friends in the comment section think? Can Stephen Chow really make "Kung Fu 2" well and create another classic?