Rising to the Top with War Films
从军事片开始当大佬
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Military
- Subgenre
- War Fiction
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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I have to vent. The first three pictures show them feeding the baby. It's 2020, and this kind of approach is disgusting. If you feel good about yourself, you can delete the comment.
The first 10 chapters are toxic! Can the author at least do some research on the entertainment industry before writing this story? A script written by a freshman who has never been involved in the entertainment industry can sell for 1 million? Unless the person buying the script is your biological father, no fool would do that.
Very good. Many entertainment articles these days use the latest songs and TV dramas, but I find that watching older works still has a certain charm.
Seeing "Little Soldier Zhang Ga" was somewhat disappointing. Those were films from that era, memories, childhood memories, propaganda films. But by today's aesthetic logic, war films from the 80s and 90s, apart from the big-budget ones with large battles, are generally less appealing. Others, like those depicting minefields, tunnel warfare, and railway guerrillas, actually have logical flaws.
If the synopsis mentions things like the Oscars Best Picture ceremony, you can skip it. They haven't even grasped the Oscars' award process, so they probably understand even less about the rest.
That rabbit fan thanks the author for letting me relive the emotions I felt when I first watched this anime.
You think a million dollars is enough to film a movie about landmine warfare? Do you think money is worth as much as it was in the 70s and 80s? A million dollars probably wouldn't even be enough to hire a decent pyrotechnician, let alone buy camera equipment, make props, or do makeup—those are all huge expense.
The anime series "That Year, That Rabbit, Those Things" could be recommended. Those who agree, gather on the right. Looking for recommendations!
I really didn't find "Little Soldier Zhang Ga" good; the chapter titles alone were enough to put me off.
The world is never short of creative ideas, but rather of the resources to bring them to life. Thinking you can make money just by having a script? That's a pipe dream. Besides, there are countless remakes of movies and TV shows; how many succeed? Trying to make a movie just by watching it is even more ridiculous…