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Humans built huge engines on the surface of the earth to find a new home. But the road to the universe is perilous. In order to save earth, young people once again have to step forward to st... Read all Humans built huge engines on the surface of the earth to find a new home. But the road to the universe is perilous. In order to save earth, young people once again have to step forward to start a race against time for life and death. Humans built huge engines on the surface of the earth to find a new home. But the road to the universe is perilous. In order to save earth, young people once again have to step forward to start a race against time for life and death.

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Time runs out in carefully marked units in the mainland Chinese sci-fi disaster pic “The Wandering Earth II,” a sturdy prequel to the record-smashing adaptation of Liu Cixin ’s novel. In “The Wandering Earth II,” the apocalyptic problems faced by this movie’s Chinese characters—along with their international peers from the United Earth Government (UEG)—have already happened. Because in “ The Wandering Earth ,” the planet has already left its orbit thanks to some high-powered rocket engines, which have pushed the Earth out of harm’s way (aka a crash course with the Sun). Set in the near-future—a range of dates that includes 2044, 2058, and 2065—“The Wandering Earth II” follows China’s men and women of action as they lead the planet out of the solar system and into the previous movie.

Both “The Wandering Earth” and its sequel are flashy, state-approved cornball spectacles about humanity’s resilience (especially the Chinese). Both movies were produced with gargantuan budgets that would make even James Cameron blink, and they both look fantastic thanks to director Frant Gwo ’s eye for panoramic scope and paperback cover-worthy details. The main difference between these two blockbusters is that the protagonists of “The Wandering Earth II” must repeatedly choose to be hopeful despite perpetually impending disasters, each one of which is neatly labeled and foregrounded with pulpy on-screen text like “The Lunar Crisis in 12 hours” and “Nuclear explosion in 3 hours.”

In this way, Gwo (“ The Sacrifice ”) and his five credited co-writers succeed in refocusing our attention on scenes of ticking-clock suspense, sandwiched between syrupy—and mostly satisfying—melodramatic interludes, where square-jawed astronauts and UEG diplomats struggle to do what we know is a foregone conclusion.

Most of “The Wandering Earth II” follows the superhuman efforts needed to jumpstart the Moving Mountain Project, the mission to first build and then deploy the globe-shifting engines needed to push the Earth out of harm’s way. The UEG’s Chinese delegation, led by the paternal diplomat Zhezhi Zhou ( Li Xuejian ), recommends prioritizing the Moving Mountain Project instead of the Digital Life Project. This radical initiative would transfer human participants’ consciousnesses into artificially intelligent computer programs. Some Digital Life supporters try to sabotage the Moving Mountain Project, including a deadly attack on the Space Elevator transportation ships that send UEG representatives from the Earth to the Moon.

Nobody living through the events of “The Wandering Earth II” knows what we know: That the Moving Mountain project succeeds and eventually becomes the Wandering Earth project, which comes under threat by a HAL 9000-esque artificial intelligence (A.I.) named MOSS in the first film. Still, multiple scientists, government officials, and space adventurers—mostly Chinese—believe in their work’s vital necessity, whether they’re punching out saboteurs or detonating one of a couple hundred nuclear devices scattered around the moon. There’s a lot of hand-wringing and teeth-gnashing along the way, mostly from English and Russian-speaking UEG members, all of whom speak in stilted, poorly dubbed dialogue. But Chinese astronauts, like “The Wandering Earth” co-leads Liu Peiqiang (“ Wolf Warrior 2 ” star Wu Jing ) and Han Duoduo ( Wang Zhi ), always prove Zhou’s slogan-simple maxim: “In times of crisis, unity above all.”

Some melancholic (and occasionally maudlin) flashbacks and dialogue emphasize the personal motives of one-note characters who, in the movie’s best scenes, are just parts of a beautiful post-human landscape. Liu remembers his wife and young daughter while melancholic scientist Tu Hengyu ( Andy Lau ) talks with his dead child after he uploads her personality into an experimental A.I. program; she cries a lot and sometimes responds with existentially troubling questions like, “Where am I, daddy? I want to get out.” We’re then periodically reminded of the next impending crisis—“the moon disintegrates in 50 hours”—in between solar storms and nuclear explosions. Somehow, “The Wandering Earth II” never feels tonally unbalanced or narratively convoluted, partly because Gwo and his collaborators keep their movie’s plot focused on feats of action-adventure heroism.

“The Wandering Earth II” only seems relatively unambitious because it’s more focused on sap-happy human emotions than on dystopian intrigue. Both movies are still essentially showcases for beautiful and expensive-looking computer graphics. But “The Wandering Earth II”—a brittle and, at heart, old-fashioned space opera—would be insufferable if Gwo and his ensemble cast members didn’t sell you on the possibility that someday, people who are as selfless, monomaniacal, and capable as Liu and Tu could exist.

“The Wandering Earth II” is also like “The Wandering Earth” because it’s just the right mix of silly and somber. Hurt, scared people wonder about the recent past, but always from a rare position of forward-thinking emotional clarity. (“She’s dead, and that’s it. That’s the reality.”) So when humanity must inevitably save the day, their accomplishments are appropriately surreal and awesome. 

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The Wandering Earth II review – blockbuster Chinese sci-fi prequel veers off course

Frant Gwo’s follow-up to his 2019 mega-hit favours special effects and set pieces over performances, as the human race battles for survival

A gargantuan success in 2019, Frant Gwo’s The Wandering Earth remains one of the highest grossing non-English films of all time. This hotly anticipated prequel, even more ambitious in scope, follows the catastrophic events leading up to the Earth leaving the solar system in the original hit.

At nearly three hours long, The Wandering Earth II is packed with expository science talk, which gets more convoluted and tiring as the clock ticks on. The gist of the matter is, in the face of imminent ecological disasters, an internationally consolidated government body has hatched a solution to alter the orbit of our planet. It also involves blowing up the moon. As well as resistance from (mostly) western countries, the decades-spanning enterprise is also routinely sabotaged by the rival Digital Life Project, which looks to virtual reality as a new beginning for the human race.

Against the threat of total extinction and the unsettling ubiquity of AI, the question of what it means to be human lies at the heart of this prequel, whose sombre silver-grey colour palette marks a stark departure from the first film. Ironically enough, in this case, characters played by superstars like Wu Jing or Andy Lau take a backseat to the admittedly spectacular CGI effects.

In the end, the emphasis on set pieces over performances renders the collective plight of humanity emotionally distant and impersonal. Various mentions of how machines will take over human jobs also finds a strange echo in the film-making itself: Ng Man-tat died from cancer in 2021, yet his character from The Wandering Earth makes a cameo appearance in this prequel via AI technology. It is a gesture of tribute that, within the context of the film, feels oddly unsettling.

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To successfully imitate the kind of mega-budget worldwide blockbuster most closely associated with Hollywood productions, filmmaker Frant Gwo literally went global. 2019’s The Wandering Earth , a sci-fi disaster adventure that became one of China’s biggest-ever box-office hits, takes place in a future world where Earth has been implanted with thrust rockets and piloted out of orbit to avoid a solar disaster. Astronauts must steer the spaceship-planet to a new home, while the surface freezes and its diminished inhabitants huddle underground.

The film’s enormous scope helped the movie become a Chinese smash, though it fell short of a worldwide phenomenon. (In the U.S., it had a limited theatrical run, then premiered on Netflix a few months later.) Wandering Earth ’s extensive, sometimes convoluted world-building, drawn from a short story by The Three-Body Problem author Cixin Liu , left plenty of room for a follow-up. But Gwo must have grown attached to the less icy version of his home planet, because The Wandering Earth II , receiving a somewhat wider U.S. release alongside its Chinese debut, is something even less likely than a disaster-movie sequel: a disaster-movie prequel.

Set across multiple decades leading up to Earth’s launch out of orbit (enabled by thousands of fusion-powered engines around the globe), the prequel starts off with plenty of its predecessor’s grab-bag maximalism. There’s a seemingly mad scientist extolling the virtues of a “digital you that can live forever” — an AI-based plan pitched as an alternate way to survive the coming apocalypse. (It’s unclear, but it sounds like the idea was to upload everyone to a Matrix-esque digital world, and leave the actual one to fry.) Pro-digital terrorist groups attack a massive space elevator, explosions and low-gravity fisticuffs erupt, and we learn that 91% of Americans oppose moving Earth out of orbit because they don’t think a problem 100 years away is worth solving. (“The world isn’t on the side of the reality,” one official laments.)

The sprawling results initially feel like a mashup of Don’t Look Up and Independence Day: Resurgence , but as the film enters its second hour, then its third, it brings in even more familiar bits and pieces of other movies. (It runs 173 minutes, including credits and multiple postscripts.) There is so much movie in The Wandering Earth II , and so many disasters, countdowns, and chyrons to go around. The movie may set a record for the sheer number of subtitled locations, timelines, characters, and occasionally even hardware. The first movie’s astronaut, Liu Peiqiang (Wu Jing) gets a backstory. So does one of the computer systems. The writing team steals bits of Interstellar one moment, and engages in parallel thinking with Moonfall the next. (“The moon disintegrates in 179 hours.”)

But perhaps the goofiest thing about Wandering Earth II is how resolutely un-goofy much of it is. There are moments of absurdity, but the film is often surprisingly grim, in a way that feels admirably ambitious but questionably useful. Much of the movie has a downbeat moon-gray palette, even in scenes that don’t take place on the moon. The saddest storyline it weaves across the decades is about Tu Hengyu (Andy Lau), a scientist grieving the loss of his wife and daughter, convinced he can fine-tune the digital echo of his young child into a fuller AI consciousness. (Here, there are thematic parallels with Yeon Sang-ho’s JUNG_E , a fleeter and more manageable science fiction movie premiering on Netflix right as Wandering Earth II lumbers into theaters.)

The dead-family storyline isn’t the only obligatory pause for pathos, either. Another character must deal with his wife’s imminent death, since cancer cases have spiked during the rise of dangerous solar activity. At the same time, he’s trying to secure one of the limited tickets to an underground city.

In many ways, Gwo carries this heaviness with more grace than the supposed masters of the modern form. Unlike Roland Emmerich (whose work the Wandering Earth series generally resembles) or Michael Bay (whose Armageddon feels like part of this movie’s DNA), Gwo isn’t afraid of quiet moments amid the bombast. He doesn’t nervously pack his movies with goony comic relief or shameless ploys for applause. Some of his imagery has an eerie, almost mournful beauty — even more so than the previous movie, which found some poetic imagery among the chintzier-looking special effects.

Yet none of this keeps exhaustion from setting in over the course of nearly three hours. Exactly how many countdowns to possible apocalypse can a movie bear, especially when the planet is demonstrably intact at the beginning of the next movie? The audience knows Earth survives, which turns Wandering Earth II into a torture device for its new characters: The planet will keep going, but these poor suckers can still get put through the wringer.

That obviously isn’t Gwo’s intention, and it is remarkable that his three-hour Wandering Earth prequel is simultaneously stranger and more emotionally grounded than the earlier film. Yet even at this length, even with eye-popping moments and believable characters, some crucial humanity feels missing. Classic disaster movies offer something similar to the feel of a horror movie: the terror of annihilation and the catharsis of survival, but spread over a larger canvas. Maybe that model just doesn’t work anymore. Skillfully made as it is, Wandering Earth II feels more like immersion therapy for the modern onslaught of apocalyptic news from around the world. Like franchises, global disasters no longer really end.

The Wandering Earth II opens in theaters on Sunday, Jan. 22, the first day of the lunar new year. Check the movie’s website for locations.

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In recognition of The Wandering Earth 2′ s achievements — the prequel has an average critics’ score of 82 percent on Rotten Tomatoes, signifying considerable praise beyond China’s borders — Beijing’s Film Bureau selected it as the country’s official entry for the Oscar’s best international film category race.

The Wandering Earth franchise’s central story revolves around the coming explosion of the sun, which has inspired humanity — with China leading the way — to build enormous engines in an attempt to propel planet Earth outside of the solar system in search of a new celestial home. The films are a loose adaptation of a novella by acclaimed Chinese author Liu Cixin, whose 2015 sci-fi book  The Three-Body Problem  has become a global phenomenon (Netflix is adapting the novel into a big-budget series due out next year). The movies star some of the biggest names in Chinese film, including Wu Jing, Andy Lau, Wang Zhi and Li Xuejian. 

“Generally speaking, our target was like a history of the future,” Guo says in a THR Presents video interview on his overall creative approach to the franchise’s sci-fi world-building. “It’s like a documentary shot from the future, but being watched today. So based on reality, we developed some variations in imagination.”

Guo says he’s built a friendly creative rapport with Liu during the yearslong process of developing his novella into three movies.

But the director also notes that his approach to the adaptation had more to do with the spirit of Liu’s work than the details.

“I hardly use [much of] the plot of his novel; instead, I use the core inside — his spirit,” Guo explains. “Liu’s understanding of science fiction — of the whole of The Wandering Earth , the very core inside the world view building — we employed them, extended and utilized them through audiovisual language.”

Even bigger than the first film, The Wandering Earth 2 was easily one of the most elaborate tentpole films ever mounted in China — and Guo acknowledges that the scale of the production at times presented challenges.

“We estimated the number of people involved in the film from beginning to end had reached 30,000,” he says. “In this way, 30,000 people meant the management of a super large enterprise. Did we have the related enterprise management processes? These problems became more obvious.”

Nonetheless, Guo says that he’s “most proud of the progress that was made” in refining the production practices between the two installments — and he’s enthusiastic about what he can achieve with the trilogy-completing next movie that’s now underway.

He adds: “In my opinion, our team is making much progress.”

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In the near future, after learning that the sun is rapidly burning out and will obliterate Earth in the process, humans build enormous engines to propel the planet to a new solar system, far out of reach of the sun's fiery flares. However, the journey out into the universe is perilous, and humankind's last shot at survival will depend on a group of young people brave enough to step up and execute a dangerous, life-or-death operation to save the earth.

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• Director ‏ : ‎ Frant Gwo
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• Release date ‏ : ‎ December 19, 2023
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THE WANDERING EARTH 2

Liu lang di qiu 2 | 流浪地球2.

Humans built huge engines on the surface of the earth to find a new home. But the road to the universe is perilous. In order to save earth, young people once again have to step forward to start a race against time for life and death.

The Indie Bestseller List for the week ending April 21, 2024

Apr. 23—Hardcover Fiction

1. James: Percival Everett, Doubleday, $28

2. The Women: Kristin Hannah, St. Martin's Press, $30

3. Table for Two — Fictions: Amor Towles, Viking, $32

4. The Familiar: Leigh Bardugo, Flatiron Books, $29.99

5. The Heaven & Earth Grocery Store: James McBride, Riverhead Books, $28

6. Remarkably Bright Creatures: Shelby Van Pelt, Ecco, $29.99

7. Fourth Wing: Rebecca Yarros, Entangled: Red Tower Books, $32.99

8. North Woods: Daniel Mason, Random House, $28

9. The Hunter: Tana French, Viking, $32

10. Iron Flame: Rebecca Yarros, Entangled: Red Tower Books, $29.99

11. Wandering Stars: Tommy Orange, Knopf, $29.00

12. Close to Death: Anthony Horowitz, Harper, $30

13. Demon Copperhead: Barbara Kingsolver, Harper, $32.50

14. The Husbands: Holly Gramazio, Doubleday, $29

15. A Calamity of Souls: David Baldacci, Grand Central, $30

Hardcover Nonfiction

1. An Unfinished Love Story — A Personal History of the 1960s: Doris Kearns Goodwin, Simon & Schuster, $35

2. Somehow: Thoughts on Love: Anne Lamott, Riverhead Books, $22

3. Knife — Meditations After an Attempted Murder: Salman Rushdie, Random House, $28

4. The Wide Wide Sea — Imperial Ambition, First Contact and the Fateful Final Voyage of Captain James Cook: Hampton Sides, Doubleday, $35

5. The Anxious Generation — How the Great Rewiring of Childhood Is Causing an Epidemic of Mental Illness: Jonathan Haidt, Penguin Press, $30

6. The Age of Magical Overthinking — Notes on Modern Irrationality: Amanda Montell, Atria/One Signal Publishers, $28.99

7. The Creative Act: A Way of Being: Rick Rubin, Penguin Press, $32

8. There's Always This Year — On Basketball and Ascension: Hanif Abdurraqib, Random House, $32

9. The Wager — A Tale of Shipwreck, Mutiny and Murder: David Grann, Doubleday, $30

10. Age of Revolutions — Progress and Backlash from 1600 to the Present: Fareed Zakaria, W. W. Norton & Company, $29.99

11. Atomic Habits — An Easy & Proven Way to Build Good Habits & Break Bad Ones: James Clear, Avery, $27

12. Supercommunicators — How to Unlock the Secret Language of Connection: Charles Duhigg, Random House, $30

13. The Secret Lives of Booksellers and Librarians — True Stories of the Magic of Reading:

James Patterson, Matt Eversmann, Little, Brown and Company, $28

14. How to Know a Person: The Art of Seeing Others Deeply and Being Deeply Seen: David Brooks, Random House, $30

15. My Beloved Monster — Masha, the Half-wild Rescue Cat Who Rescued Me: Caleb Carr, Little, Brown and Company, $32

The Indie Bestseller list includes the sales week ending last week, based on reporting from hundreds of independents across the United States, including the Hudson Valley. For the Indie bookstore nearest you, visit indiebound.org .

(c)2024 Daily Freeman, Kingston, N.Y. Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC.

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