Isn't the "Magic Mirror" horror drama also warm?

From the producer's point of view, "The Mirror" is a domestic work, and it also won the Dragon Label, but two of the stories are indeed foreign stories shot by two foreign directors, which are imported and in a sense co-produced. So how should the censors judge this horror film which is shown in China but has a foreign producer?

What needs to be clearly pointed out is that there are indeed ghost films in these three works, which are real ghost films. Then, isn't censorship applicable to such works, such as "Russian Doll", which is produced domestically and made abroad?

Of course, it is refreshing to watch a pure ghost film on the big screen, but I just want to know where the standard is. Why do some domestic horror film directors rack their brains to avoid censorship, resulting in poor film effects? In such a work, one of the stories is to blatantly take the supernatural route. Why, where is the review standard? Is it to show the backward feudal superstition of other countries and highlight their sense of superiority? I'm kidding, of course. It's just a feeling. It is said that the film schedule was delayed because of the exposure of supernatural forces in the film, which led to censorship, but overall it felt like a stunt of film marketing. As a marketing dog, I still understand this trick. )

Let's talk about the film's title "Magic Mirror", which comes from the work of the same name directed by Forrest Gump from 65438 to 0999 in the last century. The film was made in Hong Kong, and later it was shown on the mainland under a different name, called The Legend of Ancient Mirrors, which attracted stars from both sides of the Taiwan Strait, such as Nicholas Tse, Ruby Lin and Xu Fan.

An antique dresser triggered horror stories of three different eras. Although there are no ghosts as works introduced to the mainland, the atmosphere of terror is very good. But the biggest significance of the magic mirror is that in order to adapt to the censorship system in the mainland, it is the first film to cover up the supernatural by playing the stunt of "people playing ghosts+schizophrenia"! I don't know whether I love or hate this horror movie I watched as a child. A movie opened a big hole for domestic horror movies, and that's when it started.