Meizu's Li Nan commented on "The Wandering Earth": It copied classic routines, but this is not derogatory

Since its release, the domestic science fiction film "The Wandering Earth" has achieved great success in both word of mouth and box office. Although it is not the first film to break the 1 billion box office mark, it is currently the film with the highest cumulative box office. According to Maoyan's real-time box office data, as of 9:25 this morning, the cumulative box office of "The Wandering Earth" is 1.686 billion yuan.

Recently, Meizu CEO Li Nan expressed his views on "The Wandering Earth" on Zhihu.

Li Nan said that in fact, "The Wandering Earth" is full of classic movie routines. But this is not a disparagement, it shows that our directors' vision is different from before. The problem is that the evolution of the process and the growth of the characters are handled a bit stiffly, which is the most common problem of plagiarism, but it will definitely be handled better and better in the future. On the other hand, works such as "Crazy Stone" (directed by Ning Hao), "Sunny Days" (directed by Jiang Wen), and "Chungking Express" (directed by Wong Kar-wai) are bursts of genius, and you will never feel this way.

"The Wandering Earth" tells the story of the aging of the sun, the drastic change in the earth's climate, and the impending destruction of the sun. Faced with despair, humans have to move underground. The world launches the "Wandering Earth" plan to build 10,000 planetary engines to drive the earth out of the solar system. In order for humans to reach a new home after a long 2,500 years, the young people of the Wandering Earth era stepped forward and launched a life-and-death battle against time. But from the trailer, this process is not smooth sailing. The number of planetary engine group failures is gradually increasing, and no one knows what kind of future the earth will face.