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In recent years, Tsui Hark's movies are really getting better and better. Many media reports on Tsui Hark focus on his contribution to the film industry in China. Yes, it is!

First of all, compared with many directors, Tsui Hark is a director who knows what he wants, which is very important for a director. Tsui Hark won't waste people's time, such as the Dragon King and the God of Di Renjie. It may take four to five months for another director to finish filming, but Tsui Hark only took 100 days. After shooting every day, no matter how tired, I will go back to the hotel staff the next day and have a shooting meeting. The director of photography, 3D director, action director, assistant director and stuntmen must check all the plans to shoot the next day, because this requires the cooperation of all departments, and we can only know where to put the green screen, where to shoot the camera and where to perform or perform. If a director doesn't know what he wants to shoot and how many shots he wants to shoot to express the script well, the film will eventually become chaotic. At the same time, at the shooting scene, Tsui Hark is also very able to live, and the actors will not have too many problems. Of course, this is the director's prestige (in some film studios, a shot can be shot for a dozen or even dozens, sometimes the director doesn't know what he wants, and sometimes it takes time for the actors to perform themselves)

Second, Tsui Hark's exploration of film shooting technology pursues special effects. Bian Xiao talked about their images in movies before. Today, we will discuss the technical level behind the scenes. Speaking of now? Tsui Hark special effects? We have to say 3 d. From desert to underwater, Tsui Hark plays all over the world. A group of people are shooting in the desert, and the bulky 3D camera not only has to move around, but also faces wind erosion.

Tsui Hark's films are so rigorous and dedicated, and his films are so excellent. There is no doubt that he can make a martial arts-style zombie movie, no doubt. We expect our great director to produce better works.