Hollywood: The Journey

... Leslie Cheung's sister and doctors have said that he suffers from depression, and he has been in the HK entertainment industry for decades and has never been depressed, let alone needing help from others. Leslie doesn't look down on the roles that Hollywood offers to Chinese people at all. She said that she would only be willing to star in a movie opposite Tom Hanks. She is very arrogant.

Rather than plagiarism, it is better to say that it is the product of resentment. The Dongbei Miao trilogy... Let alone the author, I am very resentful, and none of them are enjoyable. The first step is to be with Li Zizi. I chose an unknown person as the male lead, but all the supporting characters are either Tom or Kaka. I feel resentful to death, and what about Di Li Zi! I was so sad when I watched the part with Tom. They broke up in order to let Leo be the male lead. It was really... I watched it for a year, and I still feel resentful to this day. In the end, I finally got Tom to be the male lead, and it ended so quickly. I didn't watch enough. Really unhappy...

I don't like the emotional line. I think since it is written like this, it is not as thorough as Mary Sue. The male protagonist is crazy in love and doesn't care about anything.

The order and awards of several works in the middle are not written in detail, so they look messy. I like the career line that the heroine strives for, but I didn't expect that she would have children at the age of 21 and focus on her family without becoming a god. The golden period of a 21-year-old woman's early adulthood, the rush to the end, has wasted all the career lines that she had previously worked for in Hollywood and achieved great success. The heroine's character is obviously very smart and wise at times, but she has to be allowed to act like a fool from time to time. Her career is obviously developing well, but she always says that she is neither popular nor popular. In terms of relationships, he is too pretentious. His emotions come at random. He will be angry and cry at one moment. If he likes it, he will like it. If he doesn't, he will pull him down. He is very scumbag if he insists on being entangled. I don't like the way Tom Cruise handles relationships. I obviously started to like the heroine who had to develop a relationship with Penelope and even propose marriage. She also got entangled with her ex-wife Nicole. She called to celebrate Nicole's award and introduced her character to the heroine's crew. The heroine always felt guilty and sorry for Nicole, and she could just laugh away the grudges with Nicole without a third party intervening. It was weird.

The heroine's two best friends, Caitlin Zeta-Jones, set up Tom and the heroine, who are not yet divorced, and encourage a third party to intervene, but they are not strict with each other. Scarlett has been with the heroine since childhood. From time to time, she gets jealous when watching the heroine's career development. They always hurt each other and interfere in their emotional and private life. The heroine is a bit too selfless to her best friends and friends. She helps manage finances, plays the leading role in an Oscar script, and plans her career. She drags her friends along with her in everything she does, which is a bit silly and sweet.

In fact, I don't think there is a problem with the author's other settings and the heroine's various plagiarisms. It's a story about time travel and rebirth, and she's in the entertainment industry. The heroine plagiarizes a very normal setting, which makes her feel very immersive. If there is no plagiarism and everything is created by the author, then forget about writing original entertainment articles. What derivatives should I write? What bothers me about this article is that the author doesn't know how to write emotional dramas. Maybe the author is young? Not enough experience? Or is the writing not enough? The words don't convey the meaning? So the emotional line in this article is very embarrassing. When the heroine is not involved in emotional lines, she is a normal and ordinary girl. Once it comes to the emotional line, there is a pretentious and self-righteous emotion, which is completely inconsistent with the psychological age of the young and old ghost version of the heroine set by the heroine. It is easy to bring reality into reality by looking at the current situation. When a woman in her thirties, or rather a woman in her twenties, deals with emotional issues, she will not be as pretentious as the heroine in the article, but will simply choose whether to be together or not. The heroine's hesitation makes people dislike it, and her choice not to reveal her secret love is even more blasphemous to love. And it is quite inconsistent with the actual situation in Hollywood. In Hollywood, as long as the love between two stars does not involve scandal, Hollywood stars are keen to announce it to the public to increase their popularity. Therefore, the author's setting of the emotional line makes people feel embarrassed and have cancer if they watch it again and again. The heroine herself is just an ordinary person who is not very outstanding in the novel. The emotional scenes are so pretentious and unflattering, and the heroine gives people a very annoying feeling.

Just thought of it. Make some suggestions. I have been following this article for more than a month, but I feel that there are some problems with the plot development of the article. Generally speaking, entertainment articles mostly have a love plot line interspersed with the main career line. The author's article seems to be like this at the beginning, with the career line interspersed with other plots, but then it gets a little confusing for some reason? After thinking about it for a while, I felt that it was because the development of each section was too slow. For example, if the heroine makes a movie, she will describe a series of plots from options - project establishment - script - casting - shooting - post-production - publicity - follow-up honors, etc., And then intersperse plots of love, friendship and family; but the author's plot is too long! It takes many chapters to finish the plot of a movie and then move on to the next project... To be honest, I don't even remember what movies the heroine has made, what awards she has won, and what endorsements she has received. It may also be because I am chasing several novels at the same time... And the novel already has more than a hundred chapters, right? There are more than 6000 chapters in one chapter, updated on time and quantitatively. This is like a pen refill for praise! It's rare to see such a deceptive author anymore, and many of the people I follow have stopped updating, and I want to scold them. But this article has been updated continuously, and I am very happy to read a new chapter every morning! Therefore, even if the article is over-written or found to be slow, I can insist on subscribing and look forward to the next chapter just because the author is cheating on me. But could the author consider speeding up the plot, making the characters less complex and simpler, and making the plot smoother and fuller? For example: the relationship between the male and female protagonists, from falling in love to the public stage now, and then falling in love, getting married, having children, etc... Is too long and too slow; For example: the female protagonist is always reluctant to get closer to the male protagonist. The reason now is only the religious issue, but since it has been raised for several chapters, this issue has not been resolved... Later on, the problem was forgotten again, and when it was solved after a while, the plot development felt very loose. Another example: the heroine has too many friends and too few! Too many of the child stars we grew up with can always appear in the heroine's plots, movies, and variety shows on various occasions... There are too few heroines and these people are always together. There are no new stars and no new collaborations. It feels a bit boring and monotonous. That's all for now, my personal feelings after watching it. I hope the writing will get better and better.

To be honest, I don't really like this situation of falling in love behind the camera. There are too many plots like this and it feels weird. It's not public yet intimate in various cameras... Uh... Personal feeling

Damn, the plot of this movie you set is really awesome. Especially when I think about the relationship between the male protagonist and the second female protagonist.

It's over like this. I still feel a little caught off guard and some things haven't been explained clearly, but the story is really good! Finished with flowers~