The King of Shanghai Beach

2023
1h 25m

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Ray Lui in The King of Shanghai Beach (2023)

The president of Shanghai Chamber of Commerce, Cheng has control over key container terminals. The Japanese and other stakeholders seek his favour, but Cheng refuses to engage in opium trade... Read allThe president of Shanghai Chamber of Commerce, Cheng has control over key container terminals. The Japanese and other stakeholders seek his favour, but Cheng refuses to engage in opium trade, resulting in fights among the gangs as their interests are at risk. Inspired by the patr... Read allThe president of Shanghai Chamber of Commerce, Cheng has control over key container terminals. The Japanese and other stakeholders seek his favour, but Cheng refuses to engage in opium trade, resulting in fights among the gangs as their interests are at risk. Inspired by the patriot Su, Cheng realises that protecting the country is key.

Director
- He Yijie
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Director
- He Yijie
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Ray Lui

Zheng Youdao

Xudong Du

Mei Li-er

Angel Lui

Zheng Youming

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1dreamwarrior1978

As Terrible As It Comes

The movie was watched with high hopes as gangster movies tend to be quite interesting and highly tense.

This movie turned out to be badly scripted, to the point that it's laughably bad and makes you either want to cry at the time wasted on watching this or laugh at the seriously clichéd nonsense that it throws at you throughout the run time.

Every character is a cartoon. No, scratch that. Cartoons are two dimensional. In this movie, the characters are just one dimensional and so badly fleshed out. Their motivations are singular and they don't seem to be humanistic or realistic. So many decisions or scripted lines seem to be made or written by immature and unimaginative writers. The acting was also mediocre.

The only reason why this earned a star is because it has some cinematic quality to it. I pity the cinematographer and the rest of the back end staff for having to suffer their art for this piece of nonsense.