
Every Movie I Make Is a Banger
我拍的片子都很猛
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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572Chapters
13.4kRecommendations
15.2kFans
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The family situation is a major flaw. It started well, but the initial sympathy prevented investment. Then it turned out the mother owned a company with a debt of seven million, indicating the company wasn't small. Why didn't the protagonist ask for help from home from the beginning? The protagonist didn't know the company was on the verge of bankruptcy. The logic doesn't hold up. It's superfluous. Wouldn't it have been better to just set up an ordinary family? (Peacekeeping)
I read 10 chapters, and to sum it up in one sentence: pretentious. A bunch of people were making short films, all about being moved and reminiscing about youth, but I wasn't touched at all; in fact, I almost laughed. Do movies that sell nostalgia and make easy money really need to emphasize being sentimental?
I finished watching it all in one day, wow, it was so satisfying!
I don't even know how to complain anymore. Someone with so many resources like Jing Tian can't be made into a star. And they say they'll make her a big star?
I bet your gun is empty—guess a person's name.
After "Soldiers' Assault," they could have made "My Chief and My Regiment." Also, I remember a sitcom called "Underground Traffic Station," which was basically an all-male cast, haha! Truly amazing anti-Japanese war dramas, not in a derogatory sense.
After looking at over 300 pictures, I'm starting to feel like I can't keep looking anymore.
I've been having a reading slump lately, and this novel came across by chance. I've already read over 300 pages. Let me tell you, I've noticed a few flaws. In the chapters about *My Own Swordsman*, the first character, Fang Mingda, was initially described as slightly overweight, with a decent appearance and a simple, honest personality. I wouldn't have complained if you cast him as Lü Xiucai.
There are a few minor flaws, but overall it's very good. Personally, I think the reason it's not popular is because the title and synopsis are terrible; I wouldn't have bothered reading it if I wasn't desperate for something to read.
Honestly, I lost interest after watching for a while, especially the part where they were preparing to film the Legend of Sword and Fairy movie and the car accident happened. They've padded out so many chapters and they still haven't started filming.
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