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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Kole
2022-03-28 09:01:10
The middle school education in Sad City 2058 is still like this
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Marcel
2022-03-24 09:03:19
"Crack the sky, and here comes the war wolf to be the leader of the ball. Leading mankind to save the earth, it's not a big fire." It is worthy of encouragement to have a hard sci-fi domestic film with special effects that you can still watch. At least get started. As a reader of Da Liu for more than ten years, I have read the original book before watching the movie, and the power of words still impresses me. Da Liu does not have a strong China-centric view like many Chinese science fiction writers, but stands at the height of all mankind. But the movie just borrowed the setting from the novel, and the plot has been adapted beyond recognition, injecting the catalyst of nationalism that the original did not have. After the screening, Wu Jing's soul asked, "Which country made the car on the back of the moon?" The film has a lot of problems with the rhythm of the lines. Wu Jing's character setting seems to be familiar, and the soundtrack of his tumbling and docking in space is also very familiar. It seems that he has traveled back to the day when he played "Interstellar" IMAX three times five years ago. He couldn't help but shout out that classic line: Come on TARS!
