CATDOLL: Feng Xiaogang plays the villain in Ten Thousand Years Later

The domestic "18+ animation" "Ten Thousand Years Later" has been the subject of all kinds of discussions since the release of its trailer and poster. The avant-garde design and violent fighting scenes have caused a lot of discussion. Some people think that the animation will break through the barriers of domestic animation, while others are not optimistic about it. Before the official release of the movie, the official also launched a preview of "Ten Thousand Years Later" to give everyone a chance to have a sneak peek, but after watching the animated film "Ten Thousand Years Later", most people complained about it.

Yesterday morning, the "Yangtze Film Circle" took 15 members to watch the first domestic "18+" 3D animation "Ten Thousand Years Later". After the movie, the members said that minors under 18 should be prohibited from watching the film. Although it is an animation, it is a bit too violent. They complained: "It's really a wild imagination. Beethoven, Da Vinci, Aristotle... They were transplanted into a domestic animation. When they suddenly appeared, it caught people off guard."

After watching the film yesterday, everyone was impressed by the special effects, but the "brain-opening" plot has become a focus of controversy. The film locks the prototype of the characters in the western region of China, with several tribes and characters of various races coexisting, while celebrities such as Aristotle, Leonardo da Vinci, Wilde, Tchaikovsky, and Van Gogh have become stone statues "imprisoned" in the universe. Moreover, with the slogan "No viewing for those under 18", "Ten Thousand Years Later" is indeed full of violent fighting scenes.

The most hilarious thing is that the villain in the film looks like Feng Xiaogang. The audience found that the image of the monster Ute was surprisingly similar to that of the famous director Feng Xiaogang, especially his baseball cap, which was also restored in the animation. The reporter saw that the relevant visual designers of "Ten Thousand Years Later" also responded to the audience who watched the movie in advance on Weibo, saying: "This is not intentional, and there is no malice. In the process of developing digital virtual characters to restore real-life performances, we have made a technical exploration based on the classic roles of Director Feng. I hope Director Feng can guide and teach the younger generation." So one netizen wrote funny: "Ten Thousand Years Later, starring: Feng Xiaogang".

The film tells the story of 10,000 years later, when the environment deteriorated and resources were exhausted, human civilization experienced a devastating disaster, and new species and tribes emerged on Earth. Among them, the leader of the Wu tribe stole the "ancient magic" and attempted to control the power of life and death in the world, and return the Earth to the evil ancient times. This behavior was resisted by the heroine Zhuma and the warriors of each tribe, and the forces of good and evil launched the ultimate battle... This imaginative and violent animated film has been scheduled for release on March 27.