Promise is really absurd. After reading it, I confirm that Guo Jingming's adaptation is better than anyone else. It's that way.
I feel quite sad that everyone (I mean not only all of them but also master) have given up on realism and counted on fairy spells to make the picture look better. The stunts of the pitiful group battles are extremely naive, which is a little higher than the level of online games.
In terms of the story, although the people around me laughed for a while, I still felt it was touching, and of course it wasn't like Wuhuan's sentence "You ruined my chance to be a good person". VEGA asked me what the theme was. I think it's probably the so-called "believe". Qingcheng must believe in love and the people he loves, Wuhuan must believe in others and himself, Kunlun must learn to believe in himself after he believes in his master, and Dulang finally understands what betrayal is. . and so on. In fact, the fatalism of Manshen is optional here, it seems to be the notes and central ideas below the Chinese text. Something fatalistic would make everyone's effort or epiphany seem ridiculous.
Only the poisonous wolf said to Kunlun, you are not running, but fleeing. won my heart.
From the conversation between Wang and Nicholas Tse, the laughter was endless. So obviously, the problem is the tone. It's a pity that they mistakenly think that the flirtatious and cool characters in cartoons and comic books can be played by real people. If it is placed in a comic movie, this "tone" may be very appropriate. It's a pity that we are too familiar with Nicholas Tse's face and voice, so we only think that he is acting, and it is a funny scene.
The media hyped up the sex scene between Hiroyuki Sanada and Cecilia Cheung. In fact, very little. disappointed. It can be seen that this kind of thing is best not to give people an illusion. No director can surpass people's imaginations. This is especially true of sex scenes. It's really disrespectful to the audience to even come up with this bit of drama.
In fact, every character has a complex face, but I don't know why, it's so ridiculous. Wuhuan is like a fashion store owner, giving away either a white feather bathrobe or a black feather flying robe. Every time he appears, if he doesn't speak, he is quite presentable. pity.
Chen Kaige made a story that is barely magical, and I think it's a pity.
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