"Goldfinger" was originally a highly anticipated movie, but the addition of Andy Lau became the biggest failure of the film. Instead of adding luster to the film, his performance ruined the original story structure and theme, making the film lengthy and uninteresting.
Andy Lau's role in "Goldfinger" has no highlights, just playing an ordinary role. His performance did not impress people, nor did he let the audience feel his acting skills and charm. In contrast, the performances of the other actors are quite good, but because of the addition of Andy Lau, the rhythm and emotion of the whole movie are disrupted.
The film company's purpose in inviting Andy Lau to star in "Goldfinger" is obvious, that is, for the box office and publicity. However, this practice has led to a decline in the quality of the film. Andy Lau's joining did not bring more audiences, but made the original story bland and lacked tension and interest.
Andy Lau's role has been weakened, which is the responsibility of the filmmakers. They didn't let Andy Lau give full play to his acting skills and charm, but let him play an ordinary role. If Andy Lau's role is more brilliant, then the look and feel of the whole movie will be even better.