"Magic Tide"'s trailer had just been released, and it immediately sparked discussions all over the internet.
It was well-known that for a long time domestic films lacked such high-budget, big-investment epic movies, especially in recent years when various sorts of capital injections led to the rise of romance idol films, making the production of epic movies even more difficult and thankless.
But every movie lover could not refuse such an epic blockbuster.
Many kept their admiration to themselves, afraid to voice it out loud for fear of being reminded of the high costs, low profits, inadequate domestic technology, insufficient manpower, and that domestic audiences didn't like such big films.
If it were any other director releasing these trailers, people might say that all the best parts were in the trailer, they might criticize the cheap special effects, or claim it's just another "big film" that's all bark and no bite.
But this was a Lu Ban film.
