I don't know if Director Xu is running out of money as he shoots, in order to save investment or something. When I was still immersed in the thrill of flying around in the first half, I never imagined that the back shots would be so monotonous. If the front lens is NG 100 times, the back is estimated to be less than 50 times, why? Because the actor only needs to brush a few swords in front of the camera, or throw a few camels to finish the job, and does not need the cooperation of other actors at all. Do you still need NG? For an actor who has acted in martial arts movies for more than 30 years , does this need to be shot, does it need to be, does it need to be.
I'm really a little restless, I admit, your 3D effect is good, and your technology is really awesome. But the whole movie came down as if he was suffering from schizophrenia. Any character Nima would slap his face a few times. Brother Nima is just a soy sauce. Qiu Moyan didn't kill me. Brother Zhao, don't kill me, I'm not here to grab treasure from you, Lord Yu, let me go.
A small amount of second perspective will make the audience feel immersive and exciting, but if you use it too much, this kind of stimulation will become tingling. If you use the Internet, it will blind your eyes.
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