Wu Jing has achieved his own legend in just a few years. At present, two of the top three in the domestic box office list are his works. Recently, it was announced that Wu Jing's new work "The Climber" was finalized. The major authoritative platforms are making bold predictions, saying that the final box office of the film will exceed 5 billion. This is good news for filmmakers and audiences.
However, the Internet is diversified. When most fans are happy for Wu Jing, different voices appeared in individual film review areas. Quite a few people gave the film negative or low reviews. This phenomenon is very puzzling. Judging from the concept of "The Climber" and the actors and other factors, even if this film is not a masterpiece, it will not get a lot of complaints before it is released. What is the reason for this?
In terms of writing and directing, the film is written by Alai. He once wrote the well-known novel "Dust Settled", and his artistic attainments are not comparable to those of the general public. The creation and shooting of "The Climber" this time, I also want to make a gift at this special node this year, and I must be very careful about the quality of the work. As for the director of the film, Li Rengang, he once specialized in fine arts and directing majors, and has made major art films such as "Three Kingdoms: Resurrection of the Dragon" and "Jinyiwei". Judging from the past creative style, "The Climber" should have unique highlights in terms of picture quality.
Wu Jing just concentrated on being an actor this time. He personally climbed the Shika Snow Mountain about 5 kilometers above sea level to experience the real mountaineering experience before the official shooting, and actively carried out hypoxia, extreme cold, and anti-altitude training. During the shooting, talented artists such as Hu Ge, Zhang Yi, Wang Jingchun, Jing Boran, Zhang Ziyi also went to the snow-capped mountains to shoot with their hearts. Among the big names, the double actor and Berlin award winners frequently appear. All of them have nothing to say whether they are artistic contributions or artistic skills. The audience does not have to worry about any failures in their acting skills.
In the final analysis, the most common problem mentioned by Tucao people is that Wu Jing has taken too many main melody works in the past two years. In fact, this view is not correct. In the past decade or so, domestic film and television audiences have been very optimistic about foreign blockbusters, and are in a stage of inferiority to local films. With the rapid development of the times, it is the time for all walks of life to increase their self-confidence. Of course, someone in the film industry must stand up and shoot a few good box office and word-of-mouth works, and the main theme of the work is more appropriate.
The audience is touched by the movie, and they are proud of the character prototype and core spirit in such works. There is nothing wrong with supporting such movies. Although works like "The Climber" are not perfect, the positive energy they contain is worthy of recognition. The work itself should be encouraged more than complaints.
still remember the once director Yang Jie and Zhang Jinlai and other artists. They worked for a "Journey to the West" for N years and finally became a classic of the times. This kind of professionalism is rare nowadays, but Wu Jing used to spend all his wealth for the filming of "Wolf Warrior", and generously donated money and joined the group for "Wandering Earth". Now he and his friends went to the snowy mountain to film "The Climber". . Isn't this the inheritance of the spirit of the older generation of artists? As movie viewers, we should not give a lot of complaints before the works are released.
Some people may think that the effort behind does not equal the quality of the work. This is true. Since we want to comment on the quality of the work, it is better to focus on the work itself, not against Wu Jing or someone. I believe that after the film is released, objective reviewers will give a fair answer, and the “Climber” with such care will not disappoint the audience.
