Speaking of Lou Yixiao, I have to mention her latest screen adventure - the scale is so large that it is simply jaw-dropping. The "exposed meat" scenes in the new film are frequent, which makes parents angry and shouts "children can't watch it". No, netizens also blew up the pot and went online to vent their dissatisfaction, and the label "ridiculous" seems to have become the new business card of this movie.
Imagine walking into a theater in anticipation of a martial arts feast, only to be served a plate of overseasoned fantasy feast. "New Dragon Gate Inn", a classic reinvention work, made the audience fall through the glasses as soon as it opened. The army of Taoist priests led by Dongying women searched for the legendary inn, but accidentally bumped into an eye-opening scene - the girls desperately "undressed", and the Taoist priests widened their eyes.
Then, the style of painting changed, and the bewitching girls suddenly changed their faces, turned into goblins, and bit the men's necks. The proprietress was even more ruthless, a flute called out the dragon, the scene was shocking, but the audience was confused. Is this martial arts or fantasy? The tough guy image of the Longmen Inn in the past is now lost in the "Yihong Courtyard".
What's even more laughable is that the image of the classic character has been changed beyond recognition. The image of the chivalrous Qiu Moyan's "green tea" is ridiculous, and Jin Jiyu's obsession with Zhou Huai'an looks like his brain has entered water, and the character creation of the two is far from the original work. Such an adaptation can't help but make people wonder if the director is playing a game of "seeing who can be more outrageous".
The audience was tortured enough by this nondescript plot and cheap special effects, a film that was supposed to carry martial arts feelings, but it was made into a "four dislikes" in the style of the Internet University. The costume is rough, the special effects are unnatural, the plot is fragmented, and the confusing behavior is rewarded. All of this can't help but make people cast a "spicy" eye on the casting and production team of this show, and Maggie Cheung's classic image seems to have been replaced by a new version of "plastic surgery face" overnight.
Having said that, what is the absurdity of this movie? Is it the outrageous plot, or the subversion of the characters? Does it also make your three views seriously impacted? Don't forget to leave a comment below to discuss your opinions, and follow my account to get more instant entertainment news. Let's uncover more "have to say" truths behind this movie together!