How about the movie The Wandering Earth?

If you describe your feelings in one sentence, it should be "China finally made a real sci-fi blockbuster, and as a China native, he is very proud and excited about it".

It is widely rumored on the Internet that Liu pushed China's science fiction to the world stage. I dare not say I agree with you deeply, at least I feel deeply. Some of Liu's works are grand and imposing, while others are emotional and touching.

The Wandering Earth is Liu's novel. It is very difficult to show this work in the form of a film. In this sense and difficulty, this work with an investment of 50 million US dollars is excellent.

All mankind fled with the earth. Under such a grand narrative structure, the film fully shows the grand scene of tens of thousands of "planetary engines" spraying high-temperature plasma to push the earth to escape, and fully shows the shocking scene that the earth tries to use Jupiter's "gravitational slingshot" effect to accelerate and almost falls into Jupiter due to failure.

It also describes in detail the destruction of the earth's surface by disasters such as low temperature and freezing and the huge tsunami caused by stopping the autobiographical stage, and describes in detail the basic structure and running state of the "planetary engine" higher than Mount Everest.

I think these shots and scenes should have set a new record for China science fiction movies. As a moviegoer, I am very satisfied with the performance of these grand scenes.