The final beating of "Hero Huo Yuanjia" was too trifling, and it was not the peak confrontation that the audience wanted.

Although the network platform of Huo Yuanjia starring Chiu Man-Cheuk is still constantly updated, it has been broadcast on satellite TV. Let's talk about the editor's views on the play.

First of all, the drama is qualified in martial arts design, especially compared with action movies in recent years. Actors are very hard, although there is some slow motion, but it is also within the tolerance range. Of course, if compared with the action movies of the 1980s and 1990s, it will be dwarfed, and obviously it is not the same level. This is not only related to the decline of domestic martial arts films, but also related to the scarcity of good martial arts guidance.

When the martial arts design is finished, let's talk about the plot. The plot design of Chiu Man-Cheuk version of Hero Huo Yuanjia has passed the test. However, the subsequent plot, especially after the death of Ying Si, seemed a little hasty and the ending was even more hasty. Many things that should be explained are not mentioned at all, which confuses the audience and makes them feel that the plot is far from over.

In addition, the play has a big shortcoming, which is that it deviates from the key point seriously. Huo Yuanjia's story should have focused on the opening of Wujingmen, the abandonment of the portal, and the contest with Japanese samurai and western boxing champions. However, the drama uses too much space to tell the hatred between the protagonist and Ying Si, which leads to the lack of time in the back plot and gives people a top-heavy feeling. The legendary champion of the West, which the audience expected, did not appear until the last episode, or even half an episode, far from arousing the audience's appetite.

Moreover, the contest between Huo Yuanjia and the Western boxing champion should have been the most exciting, climax and highlight of the play, but it was somewhat perfunctory in design, which disappointed the audience. In this regard, the editor summarized the following three points.

1, lack of corresponding rendering, did not highlight the power of the western champion. The play only says that the western boxing champion is extremely powerful. He hasn't lost nearly a hundred games, and then it hasn't happened, and the audience is not convinced. At least there are some pictures of other fighters of KO, the western boxing champion, or the pictures of the boxing champion wearing sandbags, so that the audience can intuitively feel that this western boxing champion is really powerful.

2. There are defects in the action design of western boxing champions. Originally, I was full of expectation when I saw the body shape and muscle editing of the western boxing champion, but I was disappointed after reading it. Western boxing champions simply don't deserve the title of boxing champion, and their punches are disorganized and unskilled. He relies entirely on brute force, and the slow motion in the play is concentrated here. Moreover, although the western boxing champion looks ferocious, he is actually clumsy and can't feel the oppression he brings at all.

3. Bi Dou lacks plot reversal. It can be said that in the whole process of drumming, Huo Yuanjia was hardly at a disadvantage, and even had the upper hand firmly with his flexible figure, so that the audience could not lift any nervousness, let alone worry about the protagonist. Although the audience knew that Huo Yuanjia would win in the end, it was too easy to win. The whole beating process was like a joke. Huo Yuanjia didn't encounter a half-crisis, so in the end Huo Yuanjia won, and the audience didn't feel half excited. They even feel that they have been fooled by the director.

It can be said rudely that the match between Huo Yuanjia and the Western champions is even far less exciting than the match with Abe's master, not to mention the peak match, which is obviously suspected of insulting the audience's IQ.

It can be said that this is not the peak confrontation expected by the audience at all, which is so disappointing!

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