What kind of movie is A Chinese Odyssey 3?

A Chinese Odyssey 3: Are you sick? If you are ill, take medicine.

Twenty-one years later, Liu Zhenwei, Bodhi, Bodhi, Bodhi, Bodhi, Bodhi, Bodhi, Bodhi, Bodhi, Bodhi, Bodhi, Bodhi, Bodhi, Bodhi, Bodhi, Bodhi.

This 90' s Hong Kong-style cult film, which was stirred up by a group of students from Tsinghua, Peking University, attracted countless mainland youths to worship because of its diversified interpretation and deconstruction of The Journey to the West, and even issued the voice of "the best movie of the Star Master". Although I personally disagree with this conclusion, of course, you have to admit the status quo.

Therefore, when A Chinese Odyssey 3 is about to be released, a group of people who know the truth would rather stay in the cinema and watch Liu Zhenwei's 93-minute trick than live up to their mourning for this "feeling".

To tell the truth, in fact, few directors of Hong Kong films traveled to the North and survived, and many of them were "dying". However, due to the hard support of a few directors, their lives were naturally not "dangerous", probably Du Qifeng and others in "Impression of the Galaxy". Judging from 12' s Drug War, sir Du, however, as a natural advantage of Hong Kong, has basically been thrown into the street one after another. Now, Jing Wong and Huang Baiming have become synonymous with "bad movies", and Liu Zhenwei, who worked with Stephen Chow in the 1990s, is also a representative figure.

The inferior quality of A Chinese Odyssey 3 is a complete collapse. The beginning continues the second film 265,438+0 years ago, which leads to the story center of the film-the mistake of the heavenly book. After the end, everyone began to accept this setting, and all kinds of dark special effects fights were untenable. As soon as the credits appeared, everyone realized that they had watched A Chinese Odyssey again.

The reason why this film has no originality in story lies in Liu Zhenwei's copy of himself. He lived up to expectations and burned the plot of the second "Marriage of the Great Sage" into this film. In order not to bore everyone, Liu Zhenwei introduced the "Fast Silver Speed" in X-Men: Days of the Past, adhering to the principle of "stones from other mountains can attack jade", and it is still in the picture of Niu Xiangxiang eating monsters.

The casting failure may be another mistake of Liu Zhenwei. Tang Yan, a talented actor in Mary Su's TV series Minutes, plays Athena Chu's "Xia Zixian" on the big screen. Just like Tang Yan's hairline, it only shows that her forehead is too bright and has no vitality. The whole film is about a little girl suffering from anger and hesitation, and then falling into a sinkhole of dog blood love.

And Han Geng's face always makes me forget the "daily" performance of Teddy Dog, and there is basically no other action except wanting to kiss Xia Zi. As for the Tang Priest played by Jason Wu, it became the biggest attraction. As the stage player of this film, he is basically responsible for all the jokes, but apart from telling jokes with mixed popular words, the traditional nonsense jokes in Hong Kong have disappeared.

This movie didn't declare the death of The Journey to the West, a big IP, just as you can't lose confidence in it just because of a list of gods. In fact, for commercial blockbusters, domestic films should not only rely on comedies, but should turn to blockbusters supported by commercial capital, such as magic and science fiction. China's scientific consciousness has been weak since ancient times, but his mythological consciousness is quite mature. Shan Hai Jing, Searching for the Gods, The Journey to the West and Shen Feng Gang are outstanding among these works, so it's not that we are helpless about these types of movies, but that we haven't really started seriously.