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このページの日本語ページはこちら。

Q1. How many parody commercials so far?

11 commercials (from 10 companies) in total.

Q2. Who appears most often?

Louis Koo (Cyclone), in 5 commercials.

Q3. What’s new in the latest update?

May 19 update added 7 new ads. These include DBS Hong Kong and AIA.

I made a collection of commercial videos. They feature actors from “Twilight of the Warriors: Walled In” as parody versions of their characters!

1. Uber Taxi “Skip the Kung Fu!” Campaign

Featuring: Louis Koo (Cyclone).
Not a direct parody, but inspired by his latest kung fu movie “Twilight of the Warriors: Walled In.”

Behind-the-scenes footage(?)

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A post shared by 古天樂 Louis Koo Collective (@louiskoo.hk)

2. AllRightsReserved “PANDA GO! Hong Kong Tour” Promotion Video

Featuring: Louis Koo (Cyclone).
There’s a panda dressed as Cyclone. It’s cute.

3. Deliveroo Hong Kong

Featuring: Terrence Lau (Shin) and Kenny Wong (Tiger).
Kenny Wong plays a triad boss in this commercial. Terrence Lau acts as his subordinate. They enjoy karaoke together, much like in the film. I wonder who owns this karaoke place (lol).

Behind-the-scenes footage

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A post shared by 戶戶送 Deliveroo (@deliveroo_hk)

4. Eagle Brand Medicated Oil

Featuring: Raymond Lam (Chan Lok-kwan) and Tony Wu (Twelfth Master).
They fight over char siu rice. Raymond’s light sunglasses might reference Cyclone (lol).

5. Tam Jai SamGor Rice Noodles

Featuring: Philip Ng (King).
Did King cut his hair? He looks so much like King (lol).

6. Gucci

Featuring: Louis Koo (Cyclone) and Raymond Lam (Chan Lok-kwan).
It keeps Gucci’s luxury atmosphere while including small references to “Twilight of the Warriors: Walled In.”

Behind-the-scenes footage

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7. DBS Hong Kong

Featuring: Louis Koo (Cyclone) and Raymond Lam (Chan Lok-kwan).
This is clearly a parody of that famous scene (lol). I was surprised to see a banking institution use this film. It shows how popular the movie is in Hong Kong.

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8. AIA Hong Kong And Macau

Featuring: Terrence Lau (Shin)
Terrence Lau rides a motorcycle like Shin. His flashy character also resembles Shin. In the film, Shin rode without a helmet through the fortress. Terrence wears a helmet here, making him look more responsible (lol).

9. 正官庄 香港 Korean Ginseng (Hong Kong)

Featuring: Terrence Lau (Shin)
Terrence Lau rides a motorcycle again. This time he has no helmet.

10. 大快活 Fairwood I

Featuring: German Cheung (AV)
I see this as a film parody due to the kung fu action. German Cheung wears light clothing, also like in the film. I enjoy his kicking skills. The lack of kicks here might be due to restaurant hygiene. Kicks could stir up dust.

【番外編】Deliveroo Hong Kong

Featuring: Louis Koo (Cyclone).
Louis Koo tries to forcefully shave an actor’s beard (lol). This seems like a movie parody, but it’s listed separately. Why? The commercial came out in January 2022, before the movie’s release. The filming of both likely overlapped. It’s not clear which beard-shaving scene came first. Still, it’s quite interesting.

• Latest movie timeline here.
• Links to cast and website here.
• Hong Kong Film Awards 43rd “behind-the-scenes” stories here.

Last year, Terrance Lau (劉俊謙), who plays Shin, uploaded a version of the “Kowloon Walled City Tour” video to his Instagram. This video includes the scene where Shin is suspected of eating his boogers – a scene that was removed from the official video released in Japan. I mean… it really looks like he’s eating it, right?

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A post shared by 劉俊謙 Terrance Lau (@lauchunhim.terrance)

The official “Kowloon Walled City Tour” video provided by the Japanese distribution company, THE KLOCKWORX, is available here: ↓

I have put together links to the official website and to the actors’ pages.
If you find any wrong or missing links, please kindly tell me.

Film Official Site (Japan)”Twilight of the Warriors: Walled In”

The distributor THE KLOCKWORX shares videos from the shoot, and a city-tour clip guided by Shin.

• Facebook
• Instagram
• Weibo (mainland official)
• Distributor: THE KLOCKWORX

Mr. Yuyi (Original Author)

His site also has news on the novella “Shin-ichi Den.”

• Official site
• Instagram
• X

林峯 Raymond Lam (Chan Lok-kwan)

Because he is also a singer, music news comes first on his site. I wonder if he will hold a live show in Japan one day…

• Official site
• Instagram
• Facebook
• Weibo

劉俊謙 Terrance Lau (Shin)

He mainly uses Instagram. (Here is the clip that makes people ask if Shin eats a booger!)

• Instagram
• Facebook

胡子彤 Tony Wu (Twelfth Master)

He also focuses on Instagram. His lively photos show a playful side.

• Instagram
• YouTube
• Facebook
• Weibo

張文傑 German Cheung (AV)

He is active on Instagram. Among the “Four Youths,” he shows the most skin. His YouTube channel has not been updated for a few years.

• Instagram
• YouTube
• Facebook

伍允龍 Philip Ng (King)

Again, Instagram is his main place. He posted the anime Future Robo Daltanius—I am curious how he knows it!

• Instagram
• Weibo

任賢齊 Richie Jen (Dik Chau)

He likes Instagram, but I personally enjoy his relaxing hiking and street-walk videos on YouTube.

• Instagram
• YouTube
• Facebook
• Weibo

喬靖夫 Jozev Lau (Ah Chat / Double Blade)

He mainly uses Instagram or X. We are happy that he visits Japan so often.

• Facebook
• Instagram
• X

王尹菁 (Fish Ball Little Sister)

Young actress 王尹菁 has also opened an Instagram account! It’s nice to see how the adult cast members in the photos with her have such gentle expressions.

• Instagram

朱栢康 Chu Pak Hong (Sugarcane man/paper man)

There was a fun short play with the “Four Youths” at the 43rd Hong Kong Film Awards. Can’t help but look forward to seeing if there will be appearances in prequel or sequel movies too.

• Instagram

谷垣健治 Kenji Tanigaki (Action Director)

X is his main tool. Thanks to him, I learned the charm of action movies again.

• X
• Instagram
• YouTube

川井 憲次 Kenji Kawai (Composer)

He mainly updates his official site. His music was wonderful here; I hope he also scores the prequel or sequel.

• Official site

Yoyo Sham

Yoyo Sham provided the impressive ending song. According to her Instagram, she seems to be a fan of “Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End (葬送のフリーレン.)”

• Official site
• Instagram
• YouTube
• Facebook

• Here is the movie timeline (latest version).

Because there was no clear summary of the film’s history, I made a timeline in Japanese and English that covers everything from the publication of the original story up to now.

Most of the information comes from Japan, but I tried to include as much as possible. It is not written in the timeline, but a movie project was announced in 2013; however, it did not come to life then.

Also, the box‑office revenue in Japan has passed 100 million yen, which is said to be the best result for a Hong Kong film in the last five years. I am excited to see how much further the Japanese box office will grow.