The brain-opening film "Guan Gong vs. Aliens" officially announced the re-screening: I lose if I can't finish watching it

The brain-opening film "Guan Gong vs. Aliens" that became popular on the Internet a few years ago will be re-screened at the Golden Horse Film Festival. This 1976 film was originally named "God of War" and was directed by Chen Hongmin. In addition to the avant-garde mix of gods, spirits and alien invasions, it also invited popular young actor Gu Minglun and actress Xie Lingling to star in it. In order to prevent the Japanese special effects film Superman vs. Monsters from taking the lead, Tsuburaya producer Kono Koichi of the "Ultraman" series was specially invited to serve as the special effects director. When it was released that year, it was hailed as the first special effects and disaster film in the history of the Chinese film industry that cost tens of millions of dollars.

This film has gained the reputation of being a masterpiece in recent years due to its popularity on the Internet. It not only amazed Hong Kong director Pang Ho-cheung, but also made him actively work to obtain authorization for restoration.

In addition to this masterpiece, the Golden Horse Film Festival's Classic Re-presentation unit chose to pay tribute to British director Alan Parker, who passed away in July, and selected seven of his masterpieces for screening, including "Castle and Bones", "Midnight Express", "Fame", "Pink Floyd: The Wall", "Birdman (1984)", "Angel Heart" and "Full Blood".

Some netizens who have watched the film said that if they can finish watching the film, they will lose…