What movie do I most want to see re-released? Tell us why you want it to be re-released?

It has to be "Westward Journey"

"Westward Journey: The Marriage of the Great Sage" was re-released after many years, and was extended by about ten minutes and added some deleted scenes In the clip, Bajie’s CV was replaced, and a lot of filming footage was added to the end of the film.

I heard that the box office was dismal when it was released that year, and in addition to the various hardships during the filming process, there were also various obstacles in the communication between Xi'an Film Studio and the film company, which made this movie very popular. There was no perfect beginning or perfect ending in the context of that era.

But when I walked into the cinema and saw that the viewing hall was almost full, no matter what the reason was, there was no need to investigate commercial factors or emotional reluctance for the film company's re-release method. Because everyone is willing to spend money to go to the theater to watch a movie from 22 years ago, and enjoy the familiar plot and lines throughout the whole process. From this point of view, the influence of "Westward Journey" is really It's phenomenal.

For a kid like me who is almost the same age as this movie, the happiest thing is that I finally have the opportunity to make up for one of the movie tickets I owe Stephen Chow.

I have watched "Westward Journey" no less than twenty times. From the beginning I was confused and confused, to later I was excited and shouted for the appearance of the Great Sage. I was greedy for the beauty of Zixia Fairy and was addicted to it. I extricated myself, and then shed tears every time I was in deep love.

When the first frame of those clips appears on the big screen, the entire following clips can be mapped into the mind, and even the next line can be murmured from the mouth at which second it will appear. And it fits seamlessly on the big screen.

For such a movie, I have watched it over and over again, but I still sat there until everyone left the theater and the end of the play END appeared on the big screen, with tears in my eyes.