China Entertainment special effects started in 1997

After a few simple greetings and media interviews, it was soon time to watch the movie.

The lights in the theater were turned off, and the big screen lit up.

Late at night, in a slightly gloomy forest, a drunkard stumbled and muttered something, probably meaning that he was looked down upon.

The drunkard drank too much and was tired, so he just found a grave to lie down, and didn't notice that the tombstone he was leaning on was lying down.

He scratched the ground with his hand and touched another hand.

"Get up, old man, have two more drinks!"

The drunkard probably thought he was still at the table, so he pulled hard and pulled out a severed hand from the pile of dirt.

Seeing this, the drunkard had sobered up for the most part, and looked around carefully, and found a big pit in front of him, which turned out to be a tomb robbery site.

Turning around and looking again, he found several zombies standing not far away, staring at him intently.

In order to pass the review, the mainland version of the zombies looked very fake and not too scary.

The zombies in Hong Kong, Taiwan and overseas versions look more realistic. They suddenly appear in the drunkard's sight, which is really scary.

Many people were shocked, while some secretly said in their hearts: "It's quite scary. I guess he can do a good job in horror movies!"

On the big screen, the drunkard was scared and stunned. He didn't dare to believe it at first.

He rubbed his eyes and looked again, and found that the zombies were still motionless, but more than ten meters closer.

"Ghost!"

The drunkard screamed, very shrill, and ran out.

Countless black crows were scared and flew around, hovering over the woods.

Under the moon in the night sky, four big characters were formed, "One Under One"!

The soundtrack and subtitles appeared, and the comic-style shots flashed one by one, and began to tell the story and background setting of "One Under One", such as "Jiashen Rebellion" and "Eight Wonders", so that the audience knew the general world view of the film.

Zhang Chulan's various forbearances in the early stage were also logical.

After the music, the big screen lit up.

In a spacious and bright university classroom, Zhang Chulan, played by Zhang Ruoyun, yawned on the table.

Hearing the phone ring, he picked it up casually.

"What, my grandfather's body was stolen, and your grandfather's body was stolen! Are you crazy?"

After the phone was hung up, he felt something was wrong, sat up suddenly, and looked at the teachers and classmates with even more surprised expressions.

In the woods, Zhang Chulan, played by Zhang Ruoyun, looked melancholy, or even confused.

Looking at the villagers who were busy burying the bones of their ancestors, he could do nothing.

Because his grandfather's body was really stolen.

Just at this moment, a large rubber-wheeled tractor "whistled" in, and after it stopped, a girl with a slightly "Republic of China" style of clothing came down, and it was Feng Baobao, played by Liu Yifei.

"It's okay. I will investigate the theft of my grandfather's remains myself!"

Liu Yifei spoke in Sichuan dialect. Because she didn't learn it well enough, Jiang Heng finally chose to use dubbing.

Fortunately, the post-production was more sophisticated and the dubbing was also meticulous. If the audience paid more attention to the plot and the picture, there would be almost no flaws in the dubbing.

Yes, Jiang Heng found many dubbing actors and finally chose one with a voice close to Liu Yifei.

On the big screen, Feng Baobao continued to pretend to be Zhang Chulan's sister and hugged Zhang Chulan very perfunctorily.

Zhang Chulan was confused, his tone changed, and he spread his hands and said, "Where is my sister?"

Feng Baobao told Zhang Chulan's family history without emotion, and gave Zhang Chulan's basic information, and also took out a family photo that was a little fake.

The villagers questioned, and Sister Baoer explained seriously.

Zhang Chulan naturally didn't believe it, but the villagers felt that Feng Baobao looked very similar to Zhang Xilin's son, so a group of people started gossiping.

However, they naturally didn't care about Zhang Chulan's family affairs.

At night, Zhang Chulan took the offerings to worship his grandfather's grave, and suddenly found Feng Baobao digging a pit in the distance.

Zhang Chulan took his mobile phone to secretly take pictures, but he didn't turn off the flash.

But Feng Baobao soared into the sky, raised the shovel and knocked Zhang Chulan unconscious.

When he woke up, he found a zombie was about to pounce on him with its fangs and claws. When Zhang Chulan screamed, Feng Baobao killed the zombie with a knife, with a thump.

The zombie lay on Zhang Chulan's legs, frightening him to scream loudly, and his body hurriedly moved back and then crawled away.

In the mainland version, these zombies turned into mud and sand after being killed by Sister Baoer.

But in the Hong Kong, Formosa and overseas versions, the zombies killed were real zombies, but they quickly weathered into dry bones.

Feng Baobao stepped forward a few steps, grabbed Zhang Chulan's feet and dragged him back.

"Help!"

"I'm the only one who can hear you, I won't save you!"

Sister Baoer kindly explained and threw Zhang Chulan into the deep pit.

"What on earth are you doing, crazy woman?"

"There's no other way, you've seen too much, I can only bury you!"

"What on earth did I see that you want to bury me?" Zhang Chulan looked helpless.

Feng Baobao didn't explain, she just shoveled dirt into the pit.

Zhang Chulan was hit by two shovels of dirt, and he started to flatter his face and talk about the "blood is thicker than water" brother-sister relationship.

As a result, Feng Baobao ignored him at all, and when she saw Zhang Chulan climbing up, she kicked him down and left.

Zhang Chulan climbed up again, and saw a very shocking scene.

But there were hundreds of zombies coming out from the deep jungle in all directions.

If the Hong Kong zombie movies were made in the same way, I am afraid that Taoist Qianhe would be shocked to see so many zombies coming.

As for Uncle Jiu, I am afraid that he would have to check whether the "talisman" in his package was enough and whether the peach wood sword was there.

Sister Baoer, played by Liu Yifei, only had two "watermelon knives" in her hands, and her body was as fast as a white ape, quickly changing positions in the zombie team.

It can be said that one knife, one knife, one knife, and soon a group of zombies were turned into dry bones on the ground.

"Fuck!"

Not only Zhang Chulan on the big screen was confused, but also many guests in the theater were a little confused, because they had never seen such an efficient and quick film and television character who used physical methods to eliminate zombies.

If it were the Taoist priest, he would have to fight for a while, and if it was the zombie king, he would have to fight back and forth.

Feng Baobao, on the other hand, is as easy to harvest as mowing the grass. She is also so beautiful and has a cute personality, which instantly makes many people like her.

The reason is simple: Sister Baoer is strong enough!

In fact, most people in the world have a little preference for "admiring the strong".

Even men like those beautiful and powerful women.

For example, in "The Legend of the Condor Heroes", Mu Nianci is beautiful and miserable, and her kung fu is not very high. It seems that it is difficult to leave a memorable point except for her beauty.

Huang Rong is both beautiful and smart, and her martial arts are slightly better. Her family background in the martial arts world is also extremely good. Naturally, she is more likely to be liked by readers than Mu Nianci.

Therefore, the charm of Feng Baobao's character comes from her personality and strength.

What the audience likes is Sister Baoer, who is beautiful, cute and powerful!