"Kung Fu Yoga" not only combines kung fu, curiosity, exotic scenery, but also religion, funny, yoga, and even a lot of street art and other elements. It is more like a hodgepodge of hodgepodge, which can basically cover the viewing needs of most people, so it is arranged to be released in the Spring Festival file, just want to let the whole family go to the cinema together.
It has long been heard that when the crew was filming in Dubai, they received the full support of the Dubai government and the royal family. Explain the meaning of full support: not only generously provided Bentley, Lamborghini, Bugatti, Ferrari and McLaren and other big car brands for free for the crew to shoot; the arrogant Prince of Dubai even generously gave the world's only "Devel" car. Sixteen" is also graciously lent. So we saw this extremely luxurious scene of speeding treasures. (Actually, I’ve always wanted to ask weakly: this scene was only shot once, otherwise there won’t be so many cars hitting it, and the insurance company would be very distressed, right?) And during the movie, I once thought motion sickness The lion is the result of CG. I didn't expect this domineering lion to be lent to the crew by the princess of Dubai. It is simply unimaginable what the daily life of the royal family members in the Middle East will look like...
Li Zhiting, Zhang Yixing, and Mu Qi Miya are also working with their eldest brother for the first time. Although Indian actors are unfamiliar, artists who can sing and dance should be difficult for them to make "Kung Fu" films.
In fact, the title of the film is "Kung Fu Yoga", but there are not many clips that really show yoga in the story. Instead, exploration and treasure hunting dominate.
The story and the level of excitement are very general. Finally, under the warning from the elder brother that "the sea of bitterness is endless and the shore is the shore", the big villain of the story put down the butcher's knife and became a Buddha on the spot, which is a bit too grassy to look at. Perhaps the screenwriter and director just wanted to tell us that "the spiritual wealth of human development, such as history, culture, and knowledge, is truly invaluable, far more valuable than gold and silver jewelry and worthy of sharing with the world."
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