This movie is a police film, and Lao Bao shot the car chases, gun battles and other scenes between the police and criminals in a very exciting way, allowing many mainland audiences to experience Hollywood-level domestic stunt scenes.

However, Xiao He succeeds and Xiao He fails, and Bao Liqiang is too obsessed with chasing stunt scenes and does not pay much attention to the plot. Not only is the filming somewhat scattered, but there is not much space.

Frankly speaking, it is exciting to have a variety of special effects scenes in a movie, but there must also be a plot to connect them. Otherwise, the excitement is exciting, but the beating is confusing. After a long time, the audience will be very tired.

Later, Bao Liqiang learned his lesson and knew that he was not good at literary opera, so he found several literary opera assistants for himself to make up for his shortcomings.

Not to mention, Bao Liqiang performed well in several subsequent works, and later became obsessed with special effects. The special effects teamed up to make the scenes even more spectacular.

Although popcorn is ridiculed by many people, when it comes to action and gunfight blockbusters, the director that domestic audiences recognize most is Lao Bao.

In Zuo Le's mind, there is no one in China who is more suitable to be the director of "Operation Red Sea" than Bao Liqiang. Of course, the premise is that he must be paired with several excellent literary and drama directors.

For this reason, Zuo Le specially invited Kong Sheng to co-direct with Bao Liqiang. The two men complemented each other in both literary and military skills.

Old Bao was still a little dissatisfied at first, but when Zuo Le showed him the list of equipment and props taken from the Red Star Group and the promised unlimited budget, the explosion maniac and special effects maniac immediately gave in.

His surrender made Zuo Le feel a little unsure. He consulted with Kong Sheng for a long time, and he must be optimistic about him. Although the budget was not capped, he could not waste money desperately.

The director has been found. As for the actors in "Operation Red Sea", Wu Jing is the male lead, playing the role of the leader of the special team, and Yin Li, the female lead, plays the reporter.

The other teammates are played by Zhang Ze, Chu Yuan (Agarwood), Zhang Shui (Captain of the Cavalry Company) and others.

In order to reflect the military style, Zuo Le negotiated with the Red Star Group to arrange these leading actors into a certain unit for training and polish the "military atmosphere".

Zuo Le knew that Wu Jing had always wanted to act in military-themed roles, and had previously filmed related TV series. This time, he happened to have a project, so he decided to fulfill his dream of being a soldier.
Chapter completed!