The Wandering Earth behind the scenes gags
2022-02-19 08:01
In the film, Li Guang Jie was wearing an exoskeleton protective suit weighing 80 kg. When filming, it took four to six people to wear the clothes for an hour and a half each time. There were 18 screws on the skeleton protective suit, which the staff had to take each time. Screw on the electric drill
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Actor Ng Man Tat is sixty-six years old when he filmed "The Wandering Earth". Every time, he personally completes the action scenes and high-difficulty action scenes. After each scene, he has to take oxygen on the side.
When Jason Wu first met the director Frant Gwo, he seemed to see himself when he was filming " Wolf Warriors ". After being moved, he agreed to star in "The Wandering Earth". But unexpectedly, this cameo was 31 days. Acting, the shooting funding was a bit tight, and later Jason Wu added 60 million in funding as the producer
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Many special effects shots in the film have been modified more than one hundred times, and one shot was modified 249 times before it was finally completed
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Extended Reading
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Elroy
2022-03-29 09:01:07
Teenagers leave the underground shelter to take risks on the frozen ground, men leave the familiar planet and fly to the unknown space to work, and the earth leaves the expanding solar system and sails to the vast universe to wander. The space station collects the fire for the continuation of human civilization, and the earthlings pass the flint through saturation rescue. Hope is never an analog display screen outside the classroom, a fake little movie in my glasses, not looking at plums in the daytime, wanting rice to quench my thirst, but me fulfilling my promise and crashing into Jupiter to meet you.
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Jany
2022-03-25 09:01:19
As a sci-fi fan, it's disappointing. If you want to get two stars, at best it's a mediocre Hollywood space disaster movie. There is absolutely no super shock as expected, because this film is actually not imaginative. Many of the pictures and plots are transplanted from classic/well-known sci-fi films, and they don't even have their own style. Nothing new can make you feel the awe and dense attraction of mysterious universe exploration. If you are a sci-fi fan who has watched a lot of sci-fi movies, you will not be excited or even tremble at any picture or plot. As a Chinese audience, I think I can still give it three and a half stars. After all, at least the level of special effects has gone up, and at least it won't look too low in front of Hollywood. Overall, this is still a hundred and eighty thousand miles away from the high-level sci-fi film I expected, which is full of humanities, scientific wisdom and aesthetics. Sigh again, Kubrick is really awesome, Lao Lei is worth kneeling down, and Nolan is really irreplaceable!
