The release time of Shen Teng's latest movie, Walking Alone on the Moon.

Shen Teng's latest movie, Walking Alone on the Moon, was released on July 29th, 222.

The Mahua FunAge sci-fi comedy Moon Man, directed by Zhang Chiyu and starring Shen Teng and Mary, was released nationwide on July 29th, 222.

Moon Man is adapted from a cartoon of the same name created by Korean cartoonist Zhao Shi, telling the story that in order to save our homeland, human beings deployed the "Moon Shield" plan on the moon to resolve the asteroid impact disaster. In the movie, the asteroid split unexpectedly, and when all the staff were evacuated, the maintenance worker Du Guyue (Shen Teng) was forgotten on the moon.

Moon Man's painting style is divided into two parts. The first part is "funny", which is Shen Teng's one-man show full of jokes. For example, after Duguyue missed the evacuation from the moon because she was immersed in a love letter to Ma Lanxing, and the "Moon Shield" plan failed and the asteroid hit the earth, the background music skillfully adapted Tengger singer's "The Yellow River is Dry", and the emotion of lamenting the destruction of the natural scenery of her hometown in the original song was adapted as "I knew the Yellow River was dry, so what should I do with this love letter?"

After Du Guyue thought that all human beings on the earth were extinct, he sadly set up a mourning platform in the window where the space station could see the earth, and wept bitterly to "sprinkle wine" in mourning for his hometown. When calculating the amount of food, he said with emotion, "The rations of 3 people for more than 1 days are enough for me to die on the moon. Now one person is really full and the whole world is not hungry."

Sorrow and emotion always recede quickly. Duguyue began to try her best to "have fun" on the moon again, playing skateboard on the moon pit, opening vinyl records, putting Ma Lanxing's photo opposite her for dinner, proudly holding up her fat face and saying, "Come on, I'll raise a glass".

When Shen Teng meets King Kong Mouse, she pretends to be a female kangaroo, and the background music starts "Don't ask me how much I love you". The combination of these lines, background music, and Shen Teng with her own jokes are the perfect hilarious stalks of Mahua FunAge's comedy.

Moon Man and comedy are genre-grafted, so the film is not "hard science fiction", but the sci-fi color in the film also has the rationality of scientific and technological terms and mathematical operations, so Moon Man is not only funny, but the second half of the story also embodies human exploration of the universe, feelings of home and country, heroism, and excellent special effects production, which makes Moon Man have a "romantic sublimation".