There is a big gap between a horse riding scene in Moonlight over Mountains and Rivers and a Hollywood blockbuster. Why do you say that?

At the end of the ninth episode of Moonlight over Mountains and Rivers, a horse-riding drama exposed the perfunctory of domestic dramas. Get on the horse from the beginning, let the protagonists have a panoramic view, and a horse racing scene will be ready. However, in the later scenes, no matter how many times you watch them, the protagonist and the horse never appear in the scene together, and they are covered up by the clever methods of the editors.

There is a big gap between a horse riding scene in Moonlight over Mountains and Rivers and a Hollywood blockbuster. Why do you say that? There is a scene in Fast and Furious 8. Many people think that countless cars falling from a height are special effects, but they were all taken by the crew. In order to get a good shot, almost all cars are new cars.

There are three "notorious" big devils in the Hollywood director circle, namely, the tyrant Cameron, the bomber Michael Bay and the real-life shooting madman Christopher Nolan, among which Nolan makes investors love and hate. Because his works pay attention to real shots, he uses real shots for those shots that could have blinded the audience with special effects, and burns money every second.

In the movie The Dark Knight, the clown blew up the hospital. Nolan really built a hospital and then really blew it up. In another scene, Nolan directly hollowed out a stadium, and then invited eleven thousand extras to blow it up. After the Wall Street War, 1200 performers were used. What a shocking scene!

Nolan planted a large area of corn fields in "Interstellar Months" in advance. After the filming, Nolan took the crew to collect all the corn and then sold it to make a fortune.

The former is a side dish, and Tenet will refresh your three views! It is reported that there will be a scene of plane explosion in the film, and Nolan really blew up a Boeing 747 in reality in order to shoot this scene!

On the other hand, what about domestic film and television dramas? The lens that can fool the audience is absolutely unambiguous and completely treats the audience as fools. The TV series "Moonlight over Mountains and Rivers" is still fishing in troubled waters, and other traffic dramas can be imagined.