Jackie Chan suffers a crushing defeat.

According to Sinchew , a Hollywood action movie. Karate Kid: Legends Starring and invested in by Jackie Chan. With a budget of $45 million , the film had a disastrous debut in the Hong Kong market. Released on June 5th, it sold very poorly and was met with indifference from audiences.

Specifically, during the first two days of the event, Karate Kid: Legends They only earned 69,000 HKD (approximately). (8,800 USD ). The film was completely overshadowed by Hollywood blockbusters such as Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning , Ballerina even falls short compared to Hong Kong's domestic films. The Unforgivable Sin.

Observers predict that at this rate, Jackie Chan's total box office revenue in Hong Kong will struggle to surpass HK$1 million, likely becoming the worst-performing film in the action star's career. Meanwhile, ticket sales in the Chinese market remain impressive. Karate Kid: Legends The outlook wasn't very promising either. As of one day before its release, the film had only grossed 820,000 RMB from advance ticket sales.

These alarming figures have sparked much debate on social media. Many believe that Jackie Chan's time is "over."

Jackie Chan's new film is struggling at the Hong Kong box office.

According to Sinchew , a veteran star, has long since had a film in Hong Kong that grossed over HK$5 million. Recently, Jackie Chan's films have suffered a series of heavy failures, especially... Despite a large investment, The Legend only grossed 79.91 million RMB after one month of release, resulting in an estimated loss of over 300 million RMB.

In recent years, veteran Hong Kong film stars like Jackie Chan, Andy Lau, and Tony Leung have continuously released new works. However, many of them have been rejected by audiences and suffered disastrous box office results. Gentlemen of the Red Carpet Starring Andy Lau, the film, with an investment of 260 million RMB, only grossed a meager 80 million RMB. Fox hunting campaign Tony Leung's project is also said to have incurred a loss of nearly 200 million RMB.

Many critics have commented: "The nostalgic glamour and 'superstar' status of the past are no longer enough to move the modern generation of audiences."

In that situation, Chow Yun-fat was considered "the most level-headed Hong Kong star." Although Don't call me the God of Gamblers. Rejected by both critics and audiences, he accepted defeat and withdrew from the spotlight until his successful comeback. Detective Chinatown 1900 Earlier this year, the film became a sensation, grossing over 3.6 billion RMB.

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