Old fans should know that the evil lord has always been very fascinated by the movies of the last century.
In those days when ceiling fans were blowing and nibbling on ice watermelons, CCTV6 and video halls carried almost half of the memories of growing up.
Some childhood shadows are now classics of film history that have changed with the passage of time.
Some movies have become the beauty and sweetness of childhood.
Today, the evil lord dug up such an old film.
The heroine is amazingly beautiful, the male protagonist is incredibly handsome, and the old villain once made us hate it.
The perfect fairytale plot may look a bit old-fashioned and childish now, but when you see it, you will definitely have a sense of intimacy with your childhood playmate after a long goodbye:
Wooden beauty
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Once upon a time, there was a prince who fell in love with an ordinary peasant girl.
But the queen was all kinds of obstacles to such feelings, after all, only the princess was worthy of the prince.
So she asked an evil wizard to help.
The wizard gave the prince a magic necklace, saying he could witness their love.
After the unknown prince put it on the peasant girl, the peasant girl turned into a wooden sculpture.
Only the kiss of true love a thousand years later could awaken her again.
This is the end of a good story.
A thousand years later, time has come to modern times.
The prince and queen have all vanished, the peasant girl Jessie has become a statue in the museum for people to admire, and her love story with the prince has become a legend that is difficult to distinguish between true and false.
However, no one knows that the wizard of that year is still alive, and he has a secret promise to Jessie, waiting for someone to lift the curse with the kiss of true love and take Jessie for himself.
On the other side, the male protagonist Jason is a department store manager who has just arrived.
His company was planning to team up with the museum to put on a show, and Jessie's statue was one of the exhibit props.
It was Jason's first day on the job, and something went wrong on the way to transport the exhibits, the truck got stuck on the bridge, and Jessie's statue fell into the river.
Perhaps because the statue is too realistic, Jason did not say a word and jumped into the river to "save people", and found that it was just a piece of wood.
He laughed at his stupidity while marveling at the statue's ingenuity.
While sorting out the exhibits in the warehouse, he couldn't resist kissing the beautiful statue and then removing the cursed necklace.
Jessie, who had been sleeping for a thousand years, finally woke up and recognized Jason, who looked like a dime like the prince, as her lover.
However, Jessie, who had not eaten for a thousand years, just woke up hungry and fainted, and Jason took her out to forage.
Everything in modern society excites Jessie, and Jason gradually falls in love with this simple and beautiful girl.
It's just that he still hasn't fully accepted that Jessie was from wood, maybe it was all a dream of his?
That night, he quietly took the homeless Jessie back to his home.
But the next day, just as he was getting up early to make a love breakfast, Jessie dressed up and inadvertently took the cursed necklace and turned it back into a wooden sculpture.
Jason mistakenly thinks that he has taken a dummy with him for one night, and he even wants to give Jessie a cardiac resuscitation to try to "save" her, and this scene happens to be seen by his mother, who is more convinced that his son is a dead otaku who is desperate.
Jason had to take the sculpture back to the department store's warehouse, just in time to run into his boss, Mr. Hollywood, the company's creative director, with the wizard and three of his men.
Jason tells Mr. Hollywood everything that happened last night, but Mr. Hollywood thinks it's all his fantasy.
Seeing That Jessie was wearing "unconventional" clothes, the wizard was horrified and heartbroken, and ordered his little brother to stay and keep the statue under strict care.
This time, the curious Mr. Hollywood also became interested in Jessie's gorgeous necklace, he took it off and put it on himself in front of the mirror, but he did not expect to resurrect Jessie, but turned himself into a sculpture.
Soon the wizard's little brother discovers that Jessie is missing, and they take the necklace off Mr. Hollywood's neck, which finally lets Mr. Hollywood know the secret of the necklace.
He realized that Jason wasn't dreaming last night and told Jason that the legends about Jessie were true.
At the same time, Jessie, who was wandering around the mall alone, was rounded up by the wizards and his party, but Jason arrived in time, and eventually the two lovers escaped the mall and hid back at Jason's house.
Of course, the wizard will not give up, he reported to the police in the name of the theft of the artifact, took the police to Jason's house to arrest Jason, and alone put a necklace on Jessie, turning her back into a wooden beauty.
Seeing that the exhibition is about to be performed, and the wizard will take the wooden beauty away after the end, the sentient Mr. Hollywood decides to help the pair of miserable Mandarin Ducks, and he disguises himself as the police chief to take Jason away. Jason disguised himself as a member of the program team and blended into the venue.
On the show, Jason descends from the sky in a princely costume and unravels the curse of the Wooden Beauty in front of everyone.
For a while, the audience was in an uproar, but before the audience could lament this beautiful love, Jessie was abducted by a wizard who did not talk about martial arts.
On the top floor, he prepared to leave the United States in a hot air balloon with Jessie, and Jason climbed up desperately.
High in the air, the three wrestled together, and eventually Jason and Jessie teamed up to put the wizard in a cursed necklace and push the sculpture down.
At the end of the story, the fragmented wizard sculptures are put back together to replace Jessie as an exhibit in the museum.
Jessie and Jason have lived happily ever since.
This movie evil lord looked for a long time to be able to relive, but all the way down to see it has long lost its original throbbing.
In fact, the film only has a score of 2.9 on IMDB, and the clichéd plot of the prince and princess reunion cannot be regarded as a good film.
Mr. Hollywood's jokes can no longer make the evil lord laugh, only Jessie's prosperous beauty is still amazing.
And we are no longer the little teenager who blows a ceiling fan and nibbles on an ice watermelon, and our vision and insight are no longer satisfied with fairy tales.
But the beauty that this deep-remembered film once brought to us has a much higher value than 2.9 points.
Friends with knives in both ribs, unswerving love, and simple and happy life have all planted the seeds of goodness in our hearts.
That is the indelible romance that belongs to that youthful era.