In 2003, the sketch actor Pan Changjiang and Guo Da collaborated to make a "hands up" "anti-Japanese war movie". The Douban score exceeded expectations, reaching 6.7 points. However, many netizens feel that "Hands Up" is a bit awkward... Is it because the film is starred by comedians such as Pan Changjiang and Guo Da? Is it because the film is suspected of being a "drama"? Is it because the film is difficult for people to enter the scene from beginning to end? I think you can dislike "Hands Up", or you can skip watching this movie at all, or even sneer at it, but "Hands Up" has its own special features. If you look closely at
, you will find that although "Hands Up" is directed by Feng Xiaoning, who is good at war movies, it is the sketch actors who support this movie. Pan Changjiang and Guo Da completely make this movie a part of it. Collection of style sketches. Is
"hands up" suspected of being a "magic drama"? No, no, that’s a ridiculous, divorced and funny way. It’s a far cry from the “magic drama” that never die, always have bullets, and always die. In fact, Pan Changjiang and Guo Da wanted to use absurd and exaggerated methods to expose the ugly side of the Japanese army, which is different from similar themes that were slightly serious in the past.
What happened was that although we saw the ugliness of the Japanese army through the performance of the actors, Pan Changjiang and Guo Da's deliberate funnyness did not attract much real laughter, but the children with low laughter laughed a few times.
In fact, the reason why such a movie appeared at that time was a direct manifestation of the climax of the sketch actors' crossover. Around 2000, sketch actors were one of the most popular groups in the entertainment industry. Many people took advantage of the popularity to make movies and TV series. Zhao Benshan successively made the movie "Male and Female Director" and the TV series "Liu Laogen".
Pan Changjiang and Guo Da also wanted to get a share of the film and television, so they formed the "Panda CP", and then called the professional Feng Xiaoning, the team of "Hands Up" was formed... I have to say "Raise Your Hand" is also a work created by the characteristics of the times.
