Many critics like to use the plot of the original book to get stuck in this adapted film. No matter how powerful the director is, they cannot completely restore and compress the plot of the big novel into a film of less than two hours, and at the same time take into account the compact plot. Although the prison part is only ten minutes, it is very brilliant. The protagonist runs and cheers after being rescued. I can feel it through the screen. The fighting scenes in the back are also remarkable. The whole movie has a smooth plot. Although there are some flaws, it is still a masterpiece.
I think that some people always like to belittle Zhang Jizhong's 03 version of "The Legend of the Condor Heroes", and infinitely uplift Huang Rihua's version. CCTV's version is well-made, the cast is luxurious, the prairie drama is all filmed in Inner Mongolia, and the group performances are all authentic Mongolian men. Shooting, can't even the scrawny group performances hold up the Mongolian herdsmen's clothes?
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