How a Superstar Is Made

I wonder if the heroine of "Titanic" is the same tall and slender actress. But I would like to add that when Cargo Tyrant made this movie, they highly respected history. For example, the heroine was asked to gain weight because the British aristocratic girls of that era considered being a little fat to be beautiful. This is also the origin of the later saying that Fei Wen is not worthy of Xiao Lizi.

The author's writing is okay. Can't you get 50 monthly tickets and one update? What's the point of one day at a time?

Every entertainment book will basically feature Westward Journey, and it will be a huge hit. But I am very puzzled. In reality, Westward Journey is just a few blocks away. Not to mention the box office loss. Big talk about Journey to the West. Actually, I've seen it too. I watched it while jumping. I really don't think it looks good. Personal feeling. If you don't like it, don't spray it.

I just discovered this book and I think it's okay, but Chapter 82 is too weak. Shaky camera has been around for a long time, and Da Zhuang has been learning it for a long time. Even if he hasn't learned about camera shake, he still has to know something about it, right? Besides, this is what he studied, so the author should think about this dialogue again! 😁

I thought I had finally encountered a different entertainment novel, but it turned out that it was another director wearing the skin of a superstar. To be honest, a trainee doesn't understand anything, but with a golden finger, the male protagonist is transformed from a novice to a movie-making level, and he always marks himself as different from other entertainment novels. Can't there be a specific line of progress? I think it's much more reasonable to be an idol first to gain reputation, then sing, film, accumulate experience, upgrade skills, and then make movies. As a result, a newbie who doesn't know anything in the first chapter can gain countless skills with just a newbie gift package, but do you have experience and connections? Do you understand some of the things inside? Then in less than half a day, I went from a rookie shooting commercials to a boss who knows everything. The perception is completely broken. When I saw the protagonist in Chapter 9 starting to film, I gave up. Not to mention how exciting the sequel was, a protagonist who couldn't figure out where he was was really... Speechless =_=. Idols, traffic stars, top traffic, singers, actors, directors, there is not even a clear process, which is annoying.

What you are writing is not a Chinese movie at all. You just replaced the starring and director with Chinese. The core values, team, capital, and actors are all from Hollywood... How can you still have the nerve to dislike Feng Dapao like this? It is meaningless for Chinese films to create their own brand and blindly integrate and imitate the United States. The author's understanding of the film and television industry is too poor...

I have always felt that three factors are the most important for overseas box office. The first is influence. If a country has no influence, it will be useless to say anything. Only when the country has a certain degree of influence will they compromise with you and arrange theater chains for you in the long term The second is to buy theater chains. Counting on the opponent's arrangements is unstable. It seems that some companies have begun to acquire overseas theater chains. With the theater chains in their hands, they have the opportunity to flexibly arrange film schedules. The third one is the special effects. Due to cultural differences, the plot, dialogue, etc., May seem good to Chinese people, but overseas audiences may not like it, so special effects are a universal language. Anyway, with a loud bang and explosion, everyone can tell that it is awesome.

The author should pay attention to the treatment of bad artists. It is enough to briefly talk about the works. It is best to downplay the artists themselves and not talk too much about them.

Finally finished reading it. How to say something about Guanhou? The author of this book is tired from writing, the protagonist in the book is tired from living, and the readers are tired from reading it. Let me talk about why, the protagonist in the book has to write scripts, sing, perform publicity road shows, and have advertising endorsements. Director, starting a company. Corporate Management. We also have to compete with capital and our peers with their wits and courage. And also acting. And fall in love. Hehe! 😂There are only 24 hours in a day. Current entertainment articles. Most are like this. The protagonist is so comprehensive and versatile.

I feel that the author's vision in selecting films is getting more and more fascinating The wonderful thing about Get Out is that the protagonist is a black man. On the one hand, black people account for more than 13% of the American population and have a wider mass base. On the other hand, many scenes in it are designed based on the racial history of black people, such as cotton and sports games. It is simply inappropriate to switch to a Chinese, and the Chinese only account for less than 1% of the American population. , There is no mass base at all The Terminator itself was created based on the audience's fear of the Cold War in the 1990s. Many scenes in it were also based on the social environment at that time. It would still be inconsistent in China in 2019. For example, at the beginning, the governor went to the bar to purchase equipment. Because all people in the United States carry guns, it is reasonable for the governor to get guns in the bar. In China, where are you going to get guns? What's more, China's surveillance and grassroots security are much tighter than those in the United States in the 1990s. The governor could barely walk out of the house naked for fear of being watched by the police and passers-by.