Overall, this is a movie worth buying a ticket to watch.

This is not the only movie fan who was lucky enough to win the prize. A total of about 300 movie tickets were given away for today's preview screening.

Among them, about 120 movie tickets will be distributed to movie fans. The other movie tickets will be given to media reporters and well-known film critics. However, the movie tickets for the preview screenings in the next few days will mainly be for ordinary movie fans.

Not long after, several fans who had watched the movie came online to comment on "Liu Changqing".

Most of the comments from these movie fans believe that this Chinese Kung Fu movie has subverted their previous impressions of Chinese movies.

They never thought that Chinese kung fu movies could be so beautiful and exciting.

Especially the action shots inside, every big scene made them amazed, as if they were enjoying a visual feast.

Many of the fans have watched "Shaolin Temple", a Chinese kung fu movie, and now they have watched "Liu Changqing", and they all said that they originally thought it was a Chinese action movie with a similar style to "Shaolin Temple".

But now they can responsibly tell all movie fans that although there are some similarities between this movie and "Shaolin Temple", they are definitely two different things.

These American movie fans don’t know the difference between Chinese martial arts and kung fu.

They can only say that "Liu Changqing" is more chic and beautiful, while "Shaolin Temple" looks more realistic.

These comments immediately attracted the curiosity of many other movie fans.

After all, if one person thinks it looks good, they can ignore it; but now that so many people say it looks good, it must be very good-looking.

It's worth buying a ticket to see.

Some people always say that Chinese people like to live in super lively places and like to follow the crowd; the same is true in the United States, they also like to follow products recognized by others.

This principle applies globally.

Movie fans have received rave reviews for "Liu Changqing"; but the media seems a bit weird.

Even after those film critics went back, they didn't say anything on their personal Twitter as usual.

However, some people still commented on Twitter.

"From a film professional perspective, there is nothing wrong with this Chinese-language film; but I still have to say that this film hurts the feelings of our American people!"

This sentence was unclear, and it immediately attracted many people's comments.

However, this film critic never responded again, leaving everyone with unlimited room for imagination.

What is going on.

In fact, those media reporters and film critics who have watched "Liu Changqing" all know what is going on.

The plot of "Liu Changqing" really needs to be carefully studied. It is true that there is no deliberate revision of history, but they will never say a good word for this movie.

How to say?

Could it be said that the American soldiers who represent the evil image in the film had this kind of virtue back then? Should they be beaten to death one by one by the protagonist?

Do you want to tell everyone that this movie was well made and deeply exposed the crimes committed by the Mi** team on Chinese soil?

How could they say this?

It's okay if you don't watch this movie, but after watching it, these people are even more confused.

It doesn’t matter if it’s okay or not!
Chapter completed!