"The Devil is Coming" is a black and white movie. According to Jiang Wen, its color itself is the content. It's worth shooting the entire movie in black and white for the bright red image of the beheading at the end of the film. In addition, the film has many overall lens characteristics, such as many close-up shots, no large-scale sports shots, and many hand-held photography shots.
Jiang Wen once said: a director, just watch the first three films. Personally, I don't think this statement is true, but it does make sense. Not to mention others, take Jiang Wen himself as an example, from his first three films, you can basically see the general style of Jiang-style movies. "Sunny Days", which set a box office miracle, "The Devil Is Coming", which was banned by the bloated chrysanthemum, and "The Sun Also Rises", which received mixed reviews and failed miserably at the box office, each of his three films is full of It is a work worthy of exploration and aftertaste.
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