The movie "Fengshen" is really "Fengshen". No one thought that this movie was not favored since the pre-heating, because of the casting and special effects style caused various controversies, but after the movie was released, it conquered all the fans who walked into the theater.
In terms of plot, "Fengshen" has made some adaptations of "Fengshen Romance" familiar to the audience, but the general character trend is basically a re-enactment of the classics.
In this well-known story, movie fans can completely predict the direction of the plot and remember the ending of each character clearly, but they are still immersed in the rhythm of the story mastered by director Wu Ershan.
And more importantly, the main actors in the movie "Fengshen" have excellent acting skills and are convincing.
Powerful actors support the highlights, with endless highlights and climaxes.
Shang Wang Yinshou played by Fei Xiang is the soul of the movie. Although Fei Xiang's Mandarin still has a strong Taiwanese accent and drama accent, he portrays the role very well.
He acted out Yin Shou's greedy ambition when he saw the list of gods, and acted out the paranoia and preference of Daji as auspicious. Besides him, there are many actors who poke the audience in the movie.
Xibo Hou Jichang, played by Li Xuejian, is righteous, fearless of life and death, and unyielding. Even in his dying years, he is unwilling to bow his head when facing prison. Such a weak and tenacious old man never bowed his head to yield, but when Yin Shou threatened the life of his youngest son Ji Fa, he had no choice but to admit that he was the one who spread rumors to discredit Shang Wang Yinshou.
Looking back now, the back view of Li Xuejian when he stepped on the crock pot fragments thrown by the crowd with his bare feet was a scene that made fans feel sour.
As for the talented actor Huang Bo, he is a surprise in "Fengshen".
Huang Bo's version of Jiang Ziya is weird no matter how you think about it. But Huang Bo in the movie is convincing in controlling and handling the characters from beginning to end.
This version of Jiang Ziya is a little cute and lively, and the comedy-style performance makes this side of the character come alive.
Maybe Huang Bo can't play Jiang Ziya's fairy style, but his performance is also wonderful and eye-catching.
These characters above have a long story line and a relatively high proportion of scenes. In contrast, Queen Jiang played by Yuan Quan has only two or three scenes before and after, but every scene is amazing.
When Yin Shou made his "self-immolation" known to the world, Queen Jiang lost her mind because of Yin Shou's failure to return and her loneliness. At this time, Yuan Quan was gentle and peaceful, and his brows were slightly frowned because he was worried about his son and also reluctant to give up Yin Shou.
When Queen Jiang made an apology, she was humble and full of tears, but at this time Yuan Quan was neither humble nor overbearing, and every word and sentence showed the demeanor of the world.
Queen Jiang hastily went offline even though there was no role preparation, but Yuan Quan successfully stimulated the audience's tear glands in the limited plot.
Fei Xiang, Li Xuejian, Huang Bo and Yuan Quan are all recognized as powerful actors. Their stable performance was expected. From beginning to end, the audience is most worried about whether those relatively fresh faces can hold up the highlights.
90 post-90s male actor with first-class appearance, figure and acting skills
Before "Fengshen" was launched, the audience's most promising newcomer face was Naran who played Daji. Director Wu Ershan was very good at photographing beauties.
is beautiful, but compared to the classics, Naran is still a lot worse.
And the most surprising rookie actor is Yu Shi, who had almost no voice before.
Ji Fa, played by Yu Shi in the movie, is a teenager growing up amidst contradictions. He trusted King Shang, and regarded King Shang as the goal of his efforts and a great hero he respected.
And it was the person he respected, who forced him to kill his father, and killed Queen Jiang and his son Yin Jiao. At the end of the movie, Ji Fa finally started to resist. He rode home on the Zhitu horse and became the future Xibohou.
In terms of character setting, the role of Ji Fa really tests the actor's acting skills. He wants to be heroic, but he needs to be measured. Heroic but not reckless, stubborn but not paranoid, this kind of role setting at the thin line requires just good acting skills and just good expressiveness, and the actor Yu Shi has achieved it.
When King Zhou was furious and forced Ji Fa to kill his father, he certainly didn't want to. For him at this moment, it was difficult for him to choose between loyalty and filial piety, so he just stayed where he was.
In this scene, Yu Shi was in a state of raising his throat, swallowing saliva anxiously, and walking forward slowly while holding his sword. Every step he takes is especially heavy, and the audience is also in fear across the big screen.
In terms of acting skills, the post-90s actor Yu Shi really made the audience shine. And worth being together, the actor Yu Shi's appearance and figure clearly have a promising future and a promising future.
On the big screen, his facial features are correct, his skin and bones are outstanding, he has a youthful face, but at the same time has a sharp-edged skeleton, which aggravates the sexual tension in his appearance.
At the beginning of the movie, a group of teenagers performed in the main hall. They were all naked from the upper body, and all of them showed their distinct abdominal muscles. However, Yu Shi, who played Ji Fa, who came out of the crowd to protect Yin Shou, showed some traces of exercise, but at the same time had a bit of elegance.
This kind of thin but not badass body, which looks thin when dressed, and fleshy when undressed, belongs to the versatile temperament that can not only follow the youthful route, but also control the role of a handsome man.
The advantages in image and figure are one of the conditions for Yu Shi to perform the role of Ji Fa vividly and vividly. Similarly, this is also the highlight of his follow-up acting career that can flick others.
Of course, only one of the "Fengshen Trilogy" has been published, and Ji Fa's sense of presence in the subsequent stories will never lose to the first one. And actor Yu Shi also has more opportunities to be remembered by the audience.
Of course, in addition to Yu Shi who plays Ji Fa, there are also some bright young people in "Feng Shen". For example, Zi Sha, who plays Yang Jian, is full of heroism and handsome on stage. Although he doesn't have many scenes, he is impressive every time he plays, sassy and handsome.
As for Chen Muchi, who portrays Yinjiao, he has a stronger sense of exoticism, and the picture in the same frame as Fei Xiang really has a sense of father and son. He is not as good as Ji Fa in terms of acting, but he is also outstanding in expressiveness.
The performance of these young actors really let the audience see the potential of young actors in the field of domestic films, and basically demonstrated the quality of the "Fengshen Trilogy".
Facts have proved that it's not that the aesthetics are degraded, and it's not that one generation is inferior to the next generation. It's just that too many film and television dramas are only willing to give opportunities to actors who have already become famous. Among the large number of young actors, some are treasured actors with top appearance, figure, and acting skills.
