Director Returns to 1996

It's rare to find a good book in Tomato, but it's just not something that a seasoned veteran can do.

Well written! The filming process is very comprehensive, and you can see the trajectory of the protagonist's efforts; the training of the actors is also very graphic, and you can see the experience of Xiao Hua Xiao Cao's acting skills. The emotional part is still a trickle at the moment, a little sweet. But there are a lot of female characters appearing, and I'm very curious about how they will develop in the future. Great directors have always been among the flowers, so the author can give me some strength.

The first 100 or so chapters are written by the author, and the following chapters are about AI.

As far as the current content is concerned, it deserves a 5-star rating. The writing style reminds me of an author who is a rare director who writes about this period. It feels like I am reading a novel about the rebirth of reform and opening up. Other novels about rebirth in the 1990s are mainly about economics and business. This one is mainly about movies, which is also quite interesting.

There is something to see! It's just a bit too wordy, so I give it 4 stars. I hope the more I write, the better!

It incorporates a lot of knowledge about the film industry that is rarely known to outsiders. The protagonist is ambitious and capable, has a macro vision and a big picture. The films chosen are also classic and thought-provoking. The overall film is relatively documentary. Recommended

Is this something I can watch for free? In Chapter 10, you can see that the author has carefully conceived this story. It is better-looking than most of the current serializations at a certain point. The writing style is also relatively smooth, does not look tired, and there are no uncomfortable repetitive words. It would be better if there were more updates on Food and Grass+

This is not a mindless and refreshing article in the name of literature and art. The author has researched a lot of things and has read a lot of films. Although I don't agree with some opinions, I still feel that this is a very thoughtful work written by Tomato Entertainment. Unfortunately, if it is high-end, it will become a niche product, and it is slightly less interesting. It is estimated that the results will not be particularly good, and the possibility of cutting it off cannot be ruled out.

This is the first time I know that there are so many processes involved in film movies from shooting to post-production. I have gained a lot of experience. Some of the questions I had about watching old movies a long time ago are now answered in novels [Like]

It's a pity. The first hundred or so chapters are really good. The feeling has changed since Starlight Entertainment. Otherwise, this book would not have such a low Tomato rating.

It's not bad. It introduces the cultural and historical background of that era, as well as the knowledge in the industry. Indeed, for many things, you can't make a good movie by just writing a script and finding good actors. The control of the rhythm of the shots, the scheduling of the scenes, the management of hundreds of people, and the distribution of interests to all parties are all testing points. Many related director's articles are all in one sentence or the protagonists are not troublesome. How is it possible? If the location selection relationship is not done well, if your crew has a scandal, not to mention you can make a lot of money after being reviewed, and you are considered to have a strong foundation if you are not accused of being disbanded.

It's really good. Originally, I wanted to read some entertaining articles about the entertainment industry. But after reading this book, I found that entertainment articles like this book seem to be better and more interesting than those entertainment industry articles. The author's writing style is also very sophisticated and very good. It is worth recommending.

It's very interesting. It's not about picking up girls. I like reading about career success. Come here [Adoration]. The only bad thing is that there are too few articles [Shocked]

Although it feels like the author has changed later, the first part is really worth reading.

It's really good, especially the script adaptation part. I like it Recommended to the author, Ling Cage, this animation is actually quite suitable to be turned into a science fiction blockbuster. This film can feature many domestic actors, and the plot is better than many science fiction films. My favorite character in ll is Ran Bing, and Charles

To be honest, the writing style is really good, and it is considered to be among the top among novels of the same type. However, there are also some shortcomings. The plot is a bit delayed, and the update speed is indeed slow [face covering]

Well written. The pace is very slow. It will be suitable to read after a few hundred pictures. Advice from a 10-year-old bookworm.

Come on! However, I am uneducated and can travel the world with just one word.

It's very good-looking, and I feel like I can smell the atmosphere of that era. But, my god, it's been a long time since you updated it. I wanted to keep it up, but it just disappeared. [Cry][cry][cry][cry][cry]

It is very comfortable to read, and it also introduces a lot of industry insider information. It is a book worth reading, but the content is small and easy to forget.

The book is a good book, and it has written something of its own among a large number of director's articles. It's a pity that the update has been discontinued. When will it be updated again?

It's so well written, it would be a pity to put it on Tomato! The author keeps writing and writes more! I sincerely hope that if the author is not very good at handling emotional dramas, he will try not to write too many emotional entanglements, and the poorly written ambiguous dramas will be difficult to read.

Keep the pace, write it well, and don't have a single female protagonist.

The author has a certain amount of film reading, so he can accumulate so much. Many movies are unpopular, or movies that no one watches at all (very few people watch). A new movie world opens up to readers. Looking forward to the next plot.

It's okay. I personally like the first part, the rhythm is appropriate, but the second part feels too fast, almost like a running account.

The quality of this product is not like a tomato. It's just the author. Why did you stop updating? [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry]

The overall structure and language are very good, but I felt that the speech was a little overdone.

A good novel, worthy of five stars. Come on, work hard to get more updates.

It's super beautiful. The author's writing rhythm is very good. Come on, you must stick to it.

The work of a career-oriented director has a somewhat slow pace, but within acceptable limits, it uses talent and human sophistication to drive the plot, and deserves five-star praise.