The performances of professional actors such as Chen Kun, Huang Bo, Xia Yu and Shu Qi made me very into the play, and finally made people think that this is a movie adapted from a ghost blowing lamp. Chen Kun is particularly handsome here. Although Huang Bo is not fat enough, he has performed the essence of a fat man. The two people's Beijing movie can be regarded as restoring Hu Bayi and Fatty, and Xia Yu's big golden tooth is also very good. Although Shu Qi sneered a little, the overall aura was still there when the King Kong umbrella was held up. It is not bad that a domestic tomb robbery film can shoot such a level. It can be seen that the costumes and scenes are very detail-oriented, and the special effects are no longer only fifty cents. In addition, the three leading actors are all acting, and the process of getting gold is full of thrills and sometimes. There is also a bit of humor, a rare domestic commercial film to watch.
The real heavy metal "touch gold fan", the touch gold trio stands out from the crowd. The script neatly highlights the integrity of each character, and takes the late 1980s as the background to reflect the authenticity of the story. The very real scenes require a full range of post-production. It is unimaginable that a simple central idea can make a Chinese version of the collection. Creating a combined ghost-blowing lamp is considered a domestic conscience movie, looking forward to the next one.
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