Hot action films are strong out of the circle! The "Fire Covers the Eyes" Roadshow in the Greater Bay Area detonates public praise, and the hard-core really supports the summer black horse

Jiuzhiwang Guangzhou News The summer hard-core Hong Kong-style action masterpiece "Fire Covers the Eyes" has officially launched a national road show. The two major Greater Bay Area sites in Guangzhou and Foshan have successively ignited the popularity of the scene, gathering a number of practical actors to fight the whole process, relying on special effects or doubles. The hard-core fighting scene has received high scores from the entire network and has become a dark horse in the theater that has recently reversed reputation.
The film officially launched in theaters across the country on June 11. It was co-produced by Anle Films and Hengdian Films, co-produced by Jiang Zhiqiang and Xu Xuewen, directed by well-known Hong Kong film action director Kenji Tanigaki, and Xie Miao, Lin Kedeng and other powerful martial artist actors led the battle. Thanks to its realistic martial arts style from boxing to meat, the film won scores across the Internet: 100% freshness of rotten tomatoes, 8.5 on Douban, and 9.5 on the dual platforms of Cat's Eye and Taopiao. After its release, the audience received continuous feedback from tap water and was praised by many fans. Call it the most enjoyable action movie in the past decade.
The first stop of this road show is rooted in the Greater Bay Area, which has profound martial arts heritage. The main creative team successively visited Guangzhou to hold fan meetings and went to Foshan to experience traditional martial arts culture. Xie Miao, Lin Kedeng, Li Wei, and Yayan Rui 'an immersively experienced traditional kung fu skills such as wooden figurines, eight-slash knives, and six-point and half-stick, and experienced the inheritance power of Lingnan martial arts up close. The scene also welcomed the interesting guest "Kung Fu Cute Chicken". Two Greater Bay Area Internet celebrity cute objects imitated the classic fighting posture in the film, reproduced Ye Wen's squatting and the film's set of moves, and interacted with the main creator in an interesting manner. The serious action press conference instantly added a lot of relaxed and joyful atmosphere.
Different from assembly-line special effects action films, the biggest confidence of "Fire Covers the Eyes" lies in the fact that all five world-class actual combat actors are hard-working and hard-working, adhering to the shooting principle of "real work, real fight, and real life". At the road show site, the main creator also successively exposed many behind-the-scenes filming, and many details moved fans. Xie Miao shared the interesting shooting of the car chase scene. In the scorching heat, they had to wear flip-flops and run with all their strength. In order to prevent their shoes from falling off, the crew could only use stockings to fix their shoes. The extreme effort was only to explain a father who was desperate to find his daughter. Anxiety and despair. At the same time, the film breaks out of the pure cool film framework and uses child trafficking as the core of the story, which has both action impact and social warning significance. Xie Miao also takes this opportunity to appeal to parents to raise their awareness of children's safety and precautions and always pay attention to their children's whereabouts.
Foreign star Lin Kedang participated in a domestic film under a Chinese name. He has a strong Chinese origin. His mother is Chinese, and using a Chinese name has long been a habit. During this roadshow, his 81-year-old aunt made a special trip to support him, witnessing with her own eyes the younger generation's deep cultivation of Chinese film and television, and her words were full of pride. In response to the audience's call, Lin Kedang and Xie Miao re-recorded the famous scene of their first encounter in the film in situ. They also taught themselves Cantonese to summarize their role constraints of "not knowing each other without fighting". A string of classic Chinese golden songs was performed, which instantly ignited the atmosphere of the audience.
Several actors also deeply disassembled the inner levels of their respective characters, allowing the audience to see that the villain is not a single facebook setting. Li Wei interprets the brawny character he plays. He seems fierce and violent, but inside, he craves his father's recognition like a child. The obsession of falling down and getting up again and again makes the characters three-dimensional and full; Yayan Ruiyan talks about the villain Ade's detailed setting, and the character's habit of collecting victim jewelry. It may seem cruel, but in fact it is a silent accusation of the evil forces behind the scenes. The unique character analysis also attracted the creators on the scene to tease each other and jokingly "hand in" their personal accessories.
Director Kenji Tanigaki has been deeply involved in Hong Kong action film and television for more than 30 years. He became acquainted with Xie Miao when filming "God of Gamblers 2" in his early years. Many years later, the two worked together again. At the scene, he sincerely praised the professionalism of all the actors. The actors 'self-requirements far exceeded the crew standards. Many shots that had been reviewed would voluntarily apply for retaking, just to polish the most perfect fighting effect.
It combines hard-core martial arts texture with realistic humanistic thinking, coupled with the hard work of all the actors, the box office of "Fire Covers the Eyes" steadily rose on its first day of release, and its reputation with high scores continued to ferment. Currently, the film is being screened in theaters across the country. If you want to experience the realistic action aesthetics of boxing to the flesh, this film that has received full praise from the Greater Bay Area Roadshow is definitely worth walking into the theater.