CATDOLL: The latest trailer of the domestic animated film "Ten Thousand Years Later" released a strange visual effect and caused heated discussion

On the afternoon of March 12, the "18+" 3D fantasy action movie "Ten Thousand Years Later", which has been attracting much attention and hot discussion, held a preview and press conference in Beijing. Director Yi Li brought dozens of "Ten Thousand Years Later" astronauts to the scene and immediately brought "alien artifacts" and launched the first 3D panoramic trailer, which shocked the audience. "Ten Thousand Years Later" will be released nationwide on March 27, and after that, the film company plans to further launch a "live-action" fantasy blockbuster.

"Ten Thousand Years Later" "Fighting Version" feature film clip:

The audience who put on 3glasses told the reporter that it was a very "magical" feeling, as if they were walking in the movie world. "Whether you are up, down, left or right, it is 360 degrees without blind spots, the vegetable forest in the air, the flying colorful goldfish... This feeling has never been experienced before, it's like being in a dream." The director, who was born in painting, said that the inspiration for this was indeed borrowed from some of Tim Burton's visual styles, such as "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" and "Alice in Wonderland".

Director Yi Li admitted that he had learned a lot from his seven years of persistence, and that the team had also worked hard to solve many technical problems that existed in reality. "It was all worth it. This 3D movie, which was 100% made by ourselves, paved the way for us to launch a live-action version in the future."

The realistic visual effects and magical scenes left a deep impression on many enthusiastic fans who came to watch the film. Some viewers believed that the "imagination and innovation of the film" was truly a "brain-opening" and "brain-burning" masterpiece, while more people thought deeply about the profound connotations behind the film. In addition, some female viewers described the bloody and violent scenes as "unbearable to watch". It seems that the "18+" label is not a gimmick.

The biggest highlight of the 3D fantasy film "10,000 Years Later" is its uniqueness. Whether it is the shooting method, narrative technique, story angle or visual effect, it is unprecedented. No Chinese film can escape the form you think you have seen, whether it is a combination of virtual and real or real-life shooting. In this cookie-cutter film market, "10,000 Years Later" is completely different from others in terms of thinking, behavior and appearance. If you don't want to repeat the past, if you want to see a movie that has never been seen before, then "10,000 Years Later" will set sail for a new type of movie for you.

In addition to the selling point of the movie itself, the trailer of "Ten Thousand Years Later" is also the world's first 3D panoramic trailer using a virtual reality helmet as a carrier. In the trailer experience area at the press conference, fans lined up in a "long queue" to experience the shocking charm of virtual reality technology. However, due to the limited number of virtual reality helmets, many people still do not have the opportunity to experience the shock of the combination of virtual reality technology and movies.