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1905 Movie Network News On October 24th, the action-adventure movie "The Raiders of Tibet" released the poster of "Breaking into the Underground Palace". The film is produced by Qin Lan as the producer and art director, Zhang Chuhan as the chief producer, Zhang Zhulin, Li Xijie, Wen Zixun co-directed, Wei Qianxiang, Qu Jingjing, Lv Songxian, Wu Junchao, Wu Jingyi, Xing Han, Chen Jian, Yang Qingzhu, etc. . Since the film's launch, the word of mouth has continued to explode, and the high-altitude real-shot image quality has made many viewers call it "eye-opening"!
The movie "Tibetan Soldier" is adapted from Bawa's novel of the same name. It tells the story of a special bodyguard Ma Qiang (played by Wei Qianxiang), archaeologist Lin Xi (played by Qu Jingjing) and other people formed a team of Tibetan soldiers to explore the unsolved problems of thousands of years. Mysterious adventure story. In the "Breakthrough the Underground Palace" version of the poster exposed in the film, the Tibetan Soldier team embarked on an expedition to the mysterious underground palace, cracked many traps, explored the truth of the mystery, and launched a fierce confrontation with the conspiracy organization headed by Qin Zhong (played by Lu Songxian), which is suspenseful and tense. The stimulating atmosphere is pushed to the extreme. The movie leads the audience to embark on a high-energy adventure from the perspective of the protagonist with a narrative mode of "solving puzzles and breaking through levels".
Ganzi Shiqu, one of the filming locations of
, is known as the place closest to the sun, with an average altitude of more than 4,000 meters, more than 300 meters higher than Lhasa. In order to complete a large number of high-altitude racing car chase scenes in the movie, the actors and staff suffered from severe altitude sickness and carried oxygen cylinders for filming. In addition, in order to better complete the intense action scenes in the film, leading actors such as Wei Qianxiang and Qu Jingjing also joined the group one month in advance for a high-intensity "devil" training. The many behind-the-scenes shooting details of the film all reflect the ingenuity of the production. The seriousness and dedication of the main creative team has also won praise from many audiences, and has been praised as "hard enough, refined enough, and extreme enough"!
