Around ten o'clock in the evening, after watching "Racing Girls", these industry insiders were all confused.
Was this shot by a rookie director who had only ever shot music videos? The use of camera, the control of rhythm, and the control of the tension in the actors' performances—you're telling me this is a rookie director?
As the saying goes, the layman watches the excitement, while the expert watches the details.
After watching this, these people are quite skeptical that this movie was really made with an investment of 200 million yuan?
Yes, the artists you use have low salaries, the director probably doesn't ask for a high price, and the second male lead is played by the investor himself, so it's true that all these can save money.
However, the ability to capture every detail at high speeds requires only the most advanced camera equipment in the industry. Even renting such equipment would be a hefty expense, let alone buying it.
What's more, there is a car chase scene in it, which ordinary audiences will find thrilling and exciting, but these people know how difficult it is to shoot such a long aerial video in one shot.
As for some of the realistic racing car collision scenes, they would not believe that real sports cars were used to crash into each other. Of course, special effects were used, but it costs a lot of money to achieve such special effects.
I've always heard of films exaggerating their investment during promotions. Could it be that this film underestimates its own investment?
Otherwise, even if they took off their shoes and added their toes, it would be hard to understand how such a movie was made with 200 million yuan.
Some people who have already seen "The Untold Story" compared the two movies together and couldn't help but make a gesture: Ha, TUI!
Then I took out my phone to check the real-time box office online:
"Racing Girls" 64 million; "The Untold Story" 58 million
As of midnight on May 1st, "Racing Girls" secured the title of box office champion on the first day of the May Day holiday with a box office of 8,000.
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