After launching the ticketing app, the double poster of the movie "Under the Alien" jumped into view, and the eye-catching slogan on it immediately attracted the audience's attention. The first poster proudly announced that the latest masterpiece of "Director of "Fengshen" is about to make a shocking debut; Immediately afterwards, the slogan of "Chinese Ability, Visual Feast" highlights the unique charm of the film. In the current fierce competition for film promotion, the element of quickly grabbing the eyeballs is very important, and the participation of Wu Ershan, the director of "Fengshen", has undoubtedly added a strong touch to the promotion of "Under the Stranger".
The original comic "Under One Man", as a brilliant treasure of domestic original comics, has been carefully polished for eight years, and the cumulative number of hits has surprisingly exceeded 30 billion times, which embodies the love and support of countless loyal readers. Compared with the national IPs such as "Strange Tales from Liaozhai", "Ghost Blowing the Lantern" and "Fengshen Trilogy" directed by Wu Ershan in the past, although "Under the Stranger" is a niche boutique, it has opened up a new field full of mystery for the audience. The film has the courage to use new actors, abandons the traditional traffic model, and gradually builds a unique box office appeal, and Wu Ershan's directing has become the core focus of publicity.
As a pioneer of China's film industrialization, Wu Ershan introduced the concept of "scientific filmmaking process" as early as the period of Painted Skin II., and the subsequent chapters of "Looking for the Dragon" and "Fengshen Trilogy" are examples of his use of industrial thinking to control commercial blockbusters. This time in "Under the Alien", the audience is full of expectations, expecting him to bring shocking audio-visual enjoyment again.
Even if they are not exposed to the comic or drama version (starring Peng Yuchang), the audience can easily immerse themselves in the fantasy world built by "Under the Alien". This modern urban fantasy comic that integrates martial arts elements is a bold innovation in traditional martial arts narratives. Rooted in a contemporary city, the story tells the story of a group of skilled Inhumans who work together to weave a unique community. If the city is compared to the "rivers and lakes", Yiren is one of the martial arts masters, and the various sects compete fiercely around the "Eight Wonder Skills", which is as fierce as the battle for cheats in the martial arts world.
The protagonist Zhang Chulan, an ordinary college student who hid his abilities at first, stepped into the whirlpool of the alien world by chance. he
Not only must he face many challenges from the outside world, but he must also overcome his inner fear and confusion, and finally grow into a young hero who bravely guards justice. This growth trajectory profoundly embodies the classic narrative spirit of martial arts novels.
As a visual feast, the highlight of "Under the Inhuman" is how Wu Ershan uses industrial thinking to show the visual effects of the ability to be shocking. With abundant funds, exquisite technology and rich experience, the special effects team vividly presents the abilities and scenes in the original book, which is both faithful to the original work and surpasses. Brilliant special effects and tense fight sequences are intertwined to build the film's visual spectacle.
At the same time, the aesthetic design of "Under the Inhuman" is also unique, and the clever fusion of modern urban and supernatural elements creates a fantasy world that not only shows local characteristics, but also has an international perspective. However, the special effects are only the external gorgeous packaging, and the story is the soul of the film. Wu Ershan knows that mainstream entertainment films should convey universal values and resonate with audiences. Through Zhang Chulan's growth story, "Under the Stranger" conveys a positive message of "accepting uniqueness and showing true self", encouraging everyone to bravely embrace and show their unique style.
As Zhang Chulan's grandfather said, integrating into society while maintaining one's true self is the only way to grow. "Under the Alien" is not only a visual feast, but also a spiritual touch, guiding the audience to ponder the importance of self-identity and acceptance.