This film is a Korean fantasy comedy starring Ha Zhengyu, which integrates elements of adventure/action/fantasy/travel/costume/reasoning/funny/thriller/education/suspense/family/war. That's right, you only need to spend one set to get the super invincible family bucket package, it has everything you are interested in! (The only thing that doesn't involve love...???)
The upper part and the lower part are put together to tell a huge and complicated story of four undead, three spirit messengers, two judges, and a Yama King, who are carrying out the seven-fold redemption trial in hell... The upper part focuses on praising family love, and the lower part focuses on exhorting confession and self-redemption .
The film explores the connotation of family affection, the nature of human nature, judicial justice, humanitarianism, and the impact of my country's (that is, my country's) infrastructure construction on the world economy and the lives of Korean people in 2+2 hours. The major issues discussed are really refreshing, and a masterpiece that has been seen for a long time. And what is especially admirable is that the director can naturally extract a very touching ending in the last twenty minutes of each film, which is really a genius.
7 points, please let us remember director Kim Ronghua?
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