In this eagerly awaited summer, the most eye-catching movie is none other than "Fengshen Part 1". Its production process can be described as ups and downs, and the story outside the film is even more confusing. Director Wu Ershan spent nearly ten years to create this mythical masterpiece, not chasing the current heat, but carefully carving, showing the importance he attaches to the film.
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The controversy of "Fengshen Part 1" kicked off as early as the publicity stage. The escape incident of internal entertainment has made the audience discuss, and the change of the fan position has caused waves of heated discussions. However, the more eye-catching focus is the demon concubine Daji. The filmmaker skillfully used the hunger marketing strategy to keep Daji's true face of Lushan mysterious, but it was sung down by the audience after **.
In addition, the promotional concept poster of the film also caused a lot of turmoil. The original cute fox image was replaced with a slightly special "rubbing" fox, which further deepened the controversy. Director Yu Shi's remarks that "if you don't watch it, you are not Chinese" in the promotion, caused widespread controversy, and the audience questioned how the two leading actors were not Chinese, how could they use this concept to win emotional resonance from the audience.
However, what is surprising is that despite the controversy, the film's reputation after the screening has undergone a dramatic reversal. The audience praised the gorgeous special effects of the film, and every frame was a visual feast. The plot is compact and always maintains a high standard, which makes people watch with relish. What's even more surprising is that a large number of muscular hunks in the film have also become one of the highlights, bringing different visual enjoyment to the audience.
In terms of starring, Fei Xiang successfully interpreted the Shang King Yin Shou with his tall and mighty image, which is impressive. Chen Muchi, This Sha, Yu Shi and other newcomers also showed amazing acting skills and excellent images. Director Wu Ershan's aesthetics and casting skills successfully subverted the "white, young and thin" aesthetics in the entertainment industry, presenting a visual and auditory feast for the audience.
Conclusion:
The production process of "Fengshen Part 1" may be tortuous, but the film itself stands out in the audience's word-of-mouth. From controversy to praise, it proves that a well-polished and painstakingly crafted film can finally find resonance in the hearts of audiences. This film not only presents the audience with the magnificence of the mythical world, but also injects new vitality into the cast and injects a fresh force into Chinese films.