"I'll handle the color-changing ink" comes from a line in the Hong Kong movie "Wu Shuang". Therefore, many netizens played the joke in Wushuang, "I will be responsible for getting the color-changing ink, and then find someone to fix the gravure printing machine, and let's make it bigger and stronger together." It's OK to make fun of the joke, but remember to break the law. Let's enjoy this movie together!

The film was released in mainland China on September 30, 2018. The film is 30 minutes long and won the Best Film Award at the 38th Hong Kong Film Awards. The movie "Wushuang" is a criminal action film directed by Zhuang Wenqiang and co-starring Chow Yun-fat, Aaron Kwok, Zhang Jingchu, Feng Wenjuan, Wang Yaoqing, Fong Zhongxin, Liu Qizhi and others. Is everything seen with the eyes of "Wushuang" real? Let's enjoy this movie together.

Plot summary:

The criminal gang headed by the codename "Painter" (played by Chow Yun-fat) has mastered the technology of manufacturing counterfeit banknotes, making it difficult to distinguish the authenticity, and conducts transactions around the world to obtain profits. attracted great attention from the police. However, the identity of the "painter" and other members has always been a mystery, and the police's progress in solving the case has encountered unprecedented challenges. At a critical moment, Li Wen (played by Aaron Kwok), who is good at painting, opened a breakthrough to solve the case, but the true identity of the "painter" surprised everyone.

Actor role introduction:

1. Chow Fu-sheng (played by Chow Yun-fat)

He is codenamed "Painter" in the play and is the boss of the counterfeiting group. He used Li Wen, who was good at copying the works of masters, to let him directly copy U.S. dollars to obtain profits. Wu Fusheng also established an unbreakable rule that members of the counterfeit currency manufacturing gang must not use counterfeit currency. For this reason, he personally killed those who worked for the "family business" "Uncle Xin, a veteran who has made great contributions.

2. Li Wen (played by Aaron Kwok)

In the play, he plays Li Wen, a poor painter who has always been depressed in life. He is extremely good at copying famous paintings, making it difficult to distinguish the authenticity from the fake. . He secretly admires his neighbor Ruan Wen, who is very talented in painting and has a beautiful face. However, he was still unable to interact with Ruan Wen's life. In the end, Li Wen, who was extremely good at copying famous paintings, took a risk and began to join forces with Uncle Xin and others to form a counterfeit banknote manufacturing gang and embark on a criminal path.

3. Ruan Wen (played by Zhang Jingchu)

A painter who is extremely talented in painting and has a beautiful face, and her paintings are very popular. Ruan Wen is secretly in love with her neighbor Li Wen, but in her eyes Li Wen is just a passerby, and she is not familiar with Li Wen.

4. Wu Xiuqing (played by Feng Wenjuan)

Wu Xiuqing is an expert in identifying counterfeit banknotes. He is a subordinate of the Thai general and the person who actually developed color-changing ink in the film. Wu Xiuqing was able to survive the firefight because Li Wen saved her, so she had plastic surgery to look like Ruan Wen. In the end, she chose to die with Li Wen because of love and hatred.

Things after watching:

The plot of "Wu Shuang" is confusing. This plot has the advantages of most Hong Kong police and gangster movies, with a fast pace. The two protagonists in the film each perform their own duties, especially Chow Yun-fat, who is so cool when he appears. His ability to wrap up the show is unrivaled, and he can be overwhelming every time he appears. Aaron Kwok plays the role of leading the audience and retaining humanity. And the story has a twist at the end, returning to the final theme of indistinguishable truth from falsehood. In addition, Zhou Jiayi, who plays the policewoman in the film, and Liao Qizhi, who plays Uncle Xin, are also very popular. Their acting skills are simple but explosive, and they can touch people's hearts. At the end of the movie, you still feel like you are still in the drama, with endless aftertaste, which makes you want to watch it again.