Panoramic live-shot war scenes 85-year-old legendary director Ridley revealed behind the scenes of Napoleon

Co-produced by Columbia Pictures and Apple original films, the epic Napoleon today released a behind-the-scenes special that legendary director Ridley Scott revealed behind the film's grand war scenes. The live shooting of thousands of people created the realism and epic feeling of the film. The first round of viewing media praised that "only a real master can make such a magnificent film." The film, directed by legendary Hollywood director Ridley Scott and co-starring Oscar-winning actor Joaquin Phoenix and "White Widow" Vanessa Kirby, opened in theaters across the country on December 1.

Panoramic reality to create a realistic war scene, grand production to restore the glory of the Nahra era.

The epic Napoleon is a brand-new epic directed by 85-year-old legendary director Ridley Scott after Gladiator and Heavenly Kingdom. Its shooting scale and production level are extremely rare in Hollywood. It is worth mentioning that the famous battles in Napoleon's life, such as the Battle of Toulon, the Battle of the three Emperors and the Battle of Waterloo, were basically completed in full view. In making the special, the director said that "live shooting is more authentic". He spent a lot of effort training actors to learn about guns and guns, assembling hundreds of horses, and shooting in all directions with 4 to 11 cameras. only to present the most shocking grand scene on the big screen. Vanessa Kirby, who plays Queen Josephine, said bluntly that "he is a master of epic films."

In addition to the magnificent war scenes, the grand production of Napoleon also includes a variety of historical scenes and the true restoration of clothing art. The production team built large-scale buildings on the set, ranging from luxurious palaces to dilapidated huts. There are even precious cultural relics borrowed from museums in Napoleon's castle. In order to restore the splendor of Napoleon's era as much as possible, the visual picture of the film refers to a large number of famous art paintings, among which Napoleon's coronation is inspired by the oil painting of French painter Jacques Louis David.

Overseas media are full of praise for the epic masterpiece to book the Olympic Games.

The first round of overseas word-of-mouth of the epic Napoleon was excellent, and well-known media such as Imperial magazine, Daily screen, Independent and the Times received rave reviews. Ridley Scott's iconic epic war scene, Joaquin Phoenix and Vanessa Kirby were praised for their good chemistry, and some critics even said that Napoleon "will sweep everything in all Oscar nominations." The Film Verdict, a well-known film and television website, said that "the epic quality of this film is reflected not only in the scale of production, but also in its superb craftsmanship". Film critic Jazz Tangcay also praised the film as "outstanding talent in all aspects of craftsmanship from beginning to end. Whether it's photography, art, sound effects or clothing, this is the case. "

As a hit film for next year's Oscars, Napoleon brings together a team of Oscar-level gold medalists. Oscar-winning actor Joaquin Phoenix ("the Joker") and Vanessa Kirby ("Mission impossible 6: total disintegration") co-star. Emmy-nominated composer Martin Phipps ("Bath the Mafia") is in charge of the soundtrack, Oscar-nominated photographer Dariz Watsky ("News of the World") as photography director, and Academy Award winners Claire Simpson ("Field Platoon") and Sam Restivor as film editors.

The epic Napoleon, co-produced by Columbia Pictures and Apple original movies, will be released in cinemas across the country on December 1st.