The infinite emphasis on the first year of "science fiction" might as well be seen as another raising of the ceiling of China's top production, another possibility (actually multiple, more disaster films) of genre films in China. It is built on the foundation of Chinese and foreign predecessors. From any point of view, it is a brave and successful attempt to establish a Chinese film industry system. It is comparable to the "Wandering Earth" plan in itself (Da Liu Fan burst into tears at the moment)
It is not unreasonable for some people to call it "splicing the earth". The basic character sacrifice mode, multiple escape from disaster mode, and atmosphere rendering methods are all familiar to movie fans who like science fiction films. I have never been against the use of blatant key emotional points, but the early stage of Wolf Warrior and Little Warrior needs to be polished.
However, in any case, using a mature routine to show a sufficiently creative core concept (too bold), and considering the commerciality and entertainment above the main theme, is a well-balanced choice. As for the more cruel plots and ironies in the original work (the spaceship faction and the earth faction are not mentioned, not to mention the rebellion and the ice sculpture helium flash), it may not be until the mainland can stably produce the production of "The Wandering Earth". will be taken into consideration.
In the end, I dislike Zhanlang, but as soon as I came up, I used Wu Jing and Zhanlang to spray this movie. I can go to yours (so I always think the article "Human Day" is high-end black), the movie is indeed hidden China-centric Asia-first leans, but it's already pretty good at dealing with political balance. As for the narrative issue, I plan to wait for the full version of the Blu-ray, otherwise the relationship between some characters will end.
I choose to blow?
PS. Those who take "The Wandering Earth" to step on "Independence Day" and other movies, I am scolding you. Putting aside the limitations of the times is playing hooligans.
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