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Jackie Chan, a well-known name, one classic movie after another, he has left a deep impression on the audience with his thrilling stunts again and again.
When some netizens visited the filming location of the "shocking" in Jackie Chan's movie "Who Am I", they saw that the slope of the building was only 45 degrees, and they couldn't help but feel "deceived". This statement has caused controversy, so what is the real gold content of "earth-shattering"?
To judge the difficulty and value of a stunt shot, you can't just look at the surface. The famous "jumping off the building" scene in "Who Am I" is actually far more thrilling than most people imagine.
The film uses clever camera positioning and editing to make the building look almost vertical for maximum visual impact. But in reality, Jackie Chan jumped down a 45-degree slope.
45 degrees may not sound like an exaggeration, but do you know what that slope means? 100% of the slope is equivalent to an angle that a person can't climb at all. Imagine how thrilling it would be to be free-falling from such a height.
Jackie Chan did this jump without any protection. It is reported that all the stunt personnel and equipment on the scene are insured, but Jackie Chan does not, because no insurance company is willing to take this risk.
Even if you do a detailed safety check in advance, any small mistake can cause a big disaster in the process of taxiing at high speeds. Jackie Chan also admitted that protection measures actually have little effect.
In the face of such a difficult and high-risk stunt, Jackie Chan still chose to go into battle in person, isn't this kind of professionalism and courage worthy of our admiration?
One might say, why take this risk when the stakes are so high? This brings us to the issue of film promotion and artistic pursuit.
At the time, every film needed to find unique selling points and gimmicks to attract audiences. Jackie Chan used "Shocking Jump" as the biggest highlight of "Who Am I", and with the help of the incendiary nature of the lens language, the topic and expectation of the film were greatly improved.
From an artistic point of view, this world-renowned stunt shot perfectly illustrates the theme of the film's desire to express - personal strength and courage. It's not just a gimmick for grandstanding, it's the soul of the movie.
We can't deny that many stunts in Jackie Chan's movies have elements that set off the rendering. From today's point of view, some of the camera choices may be misleading to the viewer.
But we should also see that Jackie Chan single-handedly promoted Chinese action movies to the world in that relatively backward era of the film industry, and the fighting spirit, innovative spirit and professionalism embodied in him are worth learning from each of us.
He dared to break through himself, challenge the impossible, and exchange real efforts and scars for applause and respect from the audience. This spirit is precious in all times.
This year, Jackie Chan is 70 years old. Looking back on his film journey, I can't help but sigh. used to be a brave kung fu star, but now his sideburns have been dyed white by the years.
But the classic works he left behind, and the never-say-die belief he interpreted with images, still shine brightly, inspiring generations after generation.
"Shocking" is not only thrilling, but also inspiring. It tells us that behind the success, it is never a matter of words, but a pile of sweat and scars.
It inspires us to step out of our safe zone and challenge the seemingly impossible. Even if the process is difficult and dangerous, even if others don't understand, as long as we always have dreams and make unremitting efforts, there is no height that cannot be reached.