Post-shadow Development Plan

In all the movie theaters where "Da Qin" was screened in the whole magic city, almost no one left.

Not to wait for the easter eggs, they are all listening carefully to this song praising the moon, and silently bid farewell to this Daqin who only exists on the screen.

The journey will eventually reach the end, and the reunion is always parting.

When the lights came on, Ma Zhongbo didn't leave the scene with the others, but sat quietly in the movie theater without moving.

The singing of "Drinking Alone under the Moon" is still singing in my ears, and the huge screen seems to be still on the last ink painting.

He felt that he had a dream in a trance, a dream that lasted for more than 2000 years.

Ma Zhongbo's mood at this time is very complicated, and he can't find specific adjectives to accurately describe his current thoughts.

But two things are certain.

First, Seven Nights is awesome! !

Second, he will never watch this movie just this once!Qin Jue and Xiao Mustard were also silent. Although they starred in this movie, they had not seen the finished movie.

Even if they had imagined the movie based on the script, the finished movie was [-] times better than they thought.

Maybe it's because I'm a girl, and also because I played the role of Concubine Yu.

Compared with other people's emotions towards Qin Shihuang, Xiao mustard was deeply impressed by the "Farewell My Concubine" scene at the end of the movie.

It's just different from the traditional opera where Yuji died in front of Xiang Yu.

This time Xiang Yu died in Yu Ji's arms.

There is no way to die!

What is it?

Really... very envious.

"How wonderful it would be if I had such a love!"

Little Mustard looked at Nanaya who was receiving applause, and whispered his thoughts.

Ms. Arong in the media seat reminisced about the scenes of the film while singing.

Although the end of the movie makes her feel a little regretful, but as a die-hard fan of Qiye, she has been with his movies for more than ten years.

Every time the movie of Seven Nights ends, she will have such sad emotions, but it will not always be like this.

Because she knew very well that the director would definitely not be satisfied with the status quo.

There will definitely be more masterpieces waiting for her to appreciate in the future.

When the subtitles ended, applause broke out in the theater.

Courtesy or not, the entire audience at the premiere gave the crew a standing ovation.

However, Qiye felt that the audience of Celestial Dynasty was somewhat too shy.

If it is switched to North America, there will definitely be countless fans cheering while applauding.

I remember that when Lily came to China for the first time to attend the premiere, Lily was shocked by the audience's reaction.

Only applauding but not cheering, Lily thought that the Chinese audience didn't like movies.

But now Lily is used to it, she followed behind Qiye and waved happily to the audience in the theater.

Even though there was only applause, the audience still expressed their love for the movie with their actual actions.

Diehard movie fans like Ma Zhongbo have been applauding non-stop since just now.

The palm of his hand was red all the time, but he didn't care.

This warm applause lasted for more than ten minutes!

It can be seen that the audience loves this movie.

Amid the applause, Qiye led the crew to call the curtain down again and again until the applause died down.

As Lao Feng, who also has the same career as a director, he was also thinking about his own affairs while applauding.

Having already achieved fame, he has long been dissatisfied with making commercial films to make money.

Starting from "Assembly" in 2007, Lao Feng's films began to explore in a deeper direction.

From "Assembly", "Tangshan Earthquake" to last year's "[-]", in Lao Feng's view, these films all carry the memory of this country and nation.

Some of these movies did well at the box office, but some didn't make the audience buy it.

He has always felt that this is because the subject of the audience is changing.

Those audiences who resonate with themselves are no longer the main body of movie audiences, and those young people simply cannot understand what they want to express.

But now, he has a different view.

"Da Qin" is indeed a commercial film through and through, but it is also a film that has a heavy sense of Chinese history.

And the film is markedly different from the films I've made.

Although Lao Feng is not proficient in the history of the Qin Dynasty, he definitely knows something.

If he was asked to make a movie about Qin Shihuang, he would definitely not make it so "crazy".