小时候看电影,那惊险的镜头:火车爆炸、空中飞人、海底潜泳以及那可怕的刀劈枪杀总让我惊讶不已,又感到深奥莫测。那时候,只要放电影,小朋友们总要一次一次地跑到银幕的背面,瞪大眼睛探究那一切是真的,还是假的。金秋时节我北上游览, “长春电影城”让我大开了眼界。 摸索着走进影城幽暗的特技拍摄现场,儿时那种神秘感又油然升起。这里的特技很多:贴着养鱼的水箱拍“海底世界”;透视几片纸房子,可以拍出一个立体的大观园;一列从隧道轰鸣而出的火车,竟然是泥捏的。真是无奇不有,巧夺天工。最令人信服的是一位老师傅的拟音表演,他面前摆着一盆水,麦克风朝盆里弯着,老师傅双眼紧盯着前面的 When I was a kid, I was amazed by the breathtaking footage of train explosions, trapeze, submarine snorkelling and the horrible knife-and-shoot assassination. At that time, as long as the movie was released, the children always went to the back of the screen time and time again, widening their eyes to see if everything was real or fake. Autumn season I North Tour, “Changchun Film City” let me wide open the horizon. Groping into the darkness of studios shooting studios scene, the kind of mystery that age and spontaneously rise. A lot of stunts here: sticking fish tank water under the “Underwater World”; perspective a few paper house, you can shoot a three-dimensional Grand View Garden; a row of the roar out of the tunnel turned out to be mud kneaded. Really odd, brilliant talent. The most convincing is a fake performance of an old master, he was in front of a bowl of water, the microphone bent toward the basin, the old man eyes staring in front of