Do you still need real kung fu actors with such developed film special effects?

Of course, because special effects and kung fu are two different things. If it is a martial arts film, a good special effect can add excitement and high-quality pictures to your film, but without a solid kung fu actor, all special effects are just a flash in the pan and can only be regarded as vases. Only real kung fu can become the pillar of this film. In fact, special effects are just a background. In the process of martial arts, the background is special effects from a crazy storm. Two people are fighting in front. You know, without such a solid kung fu actor as Jet Li, you can't make such an excellent martial arts film with special effects. It is difficult to achieve the expected results without solid efforts in hanging Weiya and tricks. Special effects are just coordination. You can cooperate with your steady martial arts to produce visual stimulation.

? What's more, special effects can't replace the martial arts action in the movie at all. After all, special effects can only appear on the basis of people. I'm afraid it's not easy to let people do martial arts moves with special effects, is it? Moreover, the coherent skills and special effects between sets of tricks can't be shown at all, except cartoons. Even if it is a drama, the battle between two people requires truth. You can't just say turtle qigong with your mouth, and the avalanche over there will solve the battle, right? Is this not a joke? Jackie Chan's eldest brother Sammo Hung's own team is training every day to make the martial arts in the film more detailed and real. Therefore, even if special effects are developed for another hundred years, a solid kung fu actor is still needed, because movies are performed by people and watched by people, and special effects are only accessories to make movies look better, more exciting and more real.