Recently, a TV series called "Ice Hunting" has caused an uproar in the entertainment industry, among which Zhang Songwen's wonderful performance has aroused widespread discussion and praise. This drama not only amazes people with the compactness of its plot and the amazing reversal, but also brings the audience back to the style of police dramas in the 90s. What exactly makes Ice Hunt so engaging? Let's uncover this mystery together.
In today's TV drama market, criminal investigation police dramas have always attracted much attention. However, few dramas with this kind of theme can meet the level that the audience expects, why? Perhaps the answer lies in the classics that have been revered in recent years. Looking back on the history of TV dramas in the past 30 years, almost all excellent criminal investigation police and bandit dramas gathered around 2000, such as "12.1 Shooting Case", "China Criminal Investigation No. 1 Case", etc. The reason why these works can stand out is that on the one hand they are authentic, and on the other hand, they are the logical integrity of the story and the vividness of the characters, especially the portrayal of classic villains. However, in recent years, such masterpieces seem to be much scarcer, until 2023's "Hurricane" and the recent "Ice Hunting" once again pushed the genre to a climax.
Looking back on the amazing performance of "Ice Hunting", I have to mention the two main characters in the play: director Gao Qunshu and starring Zhang Songwen. Gao Qunshu is known for his excellent directing experience and mastery of criminal investigation and suspense genres, while Zhang Songwen is in the spotlight for his excellent acting skills and in-depth understanding of the characters. Their cooperation made "Ice Hunting" set a record for the ratings of the goose factory as soon as it was broadcast, and not only that, but the show also reproduced the actual record of the police and bandits chasing big drug dealers in the 90s in a highly retro form, making the audience feel as if they had traveled back in time.
In terms of plot, "Ice Hunting" has a tight rhythm and takes the audience into a thrilling arrest operation at the beginning. Subsequently, the plot gradually unfolded, with ups and downs and constant reversals, which made people dizzy. This tight rhythm and unexpected reversal add a lot of color to the viewing of the whole play. Especially the role of a big drug dealer played by Zhang Songwen, his three-dimensional performance left a deep impression. He not only has a wonderful performance in the sense of relaxation, oppression and mania of the role, but also is more comfortable in the handling of role changes and emotional outbursts, showing excellent acting skills.
In addition, "Ice Hunting" also makes the audience feel like they have returned to that era full of blood and passion through the retro reproduction of police dramas in the 90s. The cinematography and scene layout in the play are full of a strong retro atmosphere, which makes people sigh for the passage of time. This retro style not only has a visual impact, but also resonates with the life and stories of that era.
To sum up, "Ice Hunting" has successfully captured the audience's attention with its tight rhythm, amazing reversals, and Zhang Songwen's excellent performance, coupled with a retro recreation of the 90s police drama. It is not only a criminal investigation police drama, but also a touching work that travels through time and space. I believe that with the in-depth development of the plot, the audience will have more surprises waiting for them.
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