Who is the director of the movie Daoism?

Directed by Yuan Heping and supervised by Tsui Hark, first of all, Yuan Heping is paired with Tsui Hark, which is an absolute combination of costume action movies.

It does have shortcomings, that is, anticlimactic. The beginning is really much better than the end. While many viewers were still waiting to see the two villains fit together, the small circle played by Zhou Dongyu actually came back to life and killed the two villains in one fell swoop. At this point, I also want to say something for Tsui Hark and Yuan Heping. Because I inquired about the inside story and learned that there was really no money behind them.

I thought this film had something to do with the old version of Daoism, even plagiarism, but I didn't expect it to be a new story, which had nothing to do with the old version. First of all, about the plot of this movie, it is to fight monsters, and there is basically nothing else to see. The whole movie is about people fighting monsters and monsters fighting monsters. Although the children's affair is interspersed in the middle, there is no denying that Chen Ke in the film is very boring and can't come up with new tricks at all. Secondly, there are too many special effects shots in this movie, but most of them are used on monsters, and only on monsters. What do you mean by making the monsters in China look like Odmas?

In fact, movies are like directing your own children. Every director wants to make a good-looking film, which is recognized by the audience, and Yuan Heping and Tsui Hark are no exception. Daoism has many shortcomings, but it is also an attempt by Yuan Heping and Tsui Hark to China's films. We should tolerate this kind of trial and error and make our film career progress continuously. Come on!