expect better

I just watched Jiuyao not long ago, and it is inevitable to compare. The stunts have improved a lot, and the plot is also much stronger than the Nine Demons. But to be honest, like Wolf Totem, many movies now have to add wenge elements, but if you add too much, you will be embarrassed and uncomfortable. As an entertainment film, don't keep exposing such historical scars.
Let's talk about actors and acting skills, anyway, the plot is definitely not as enjoyable as the novel.
Chen Kun's beard shape is bad, I feel that the beards of weak Asians are abruptly like a monkey. Blindly playing cool and unpredictable gone.
Shu Qi is still the same.
Huang Bo is wasting it here, crazy stones and no-man's land are the acting skills.
Xia Yu's shouting was exaggerated. . . . .
There are two close-up shots of ab who are shy, and the big eyes seem to be scattered, making people too embarrassed to look at them.
Liu Xiaoqing, a generation of film queens, has become like this, sigh.
The domestic fantasy drama can be like this, it is also very hard, give it to Samsung. I originally went for so many big names and word of mouth, but the expectations were set a little higher. Then, in terms of visual effects, it is a great improvement in domestic movies, because it is a pity that it is not seen in the cinema, plus one star.

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