Exploiting Hollywood, 1980

There is no starting point that defies heaven, there is no omnipotent golden finger, there is no passion beyond logic, there is no slap in the face without any lower limit, and the key is that there is no embarrassment of wearing Superman's underwear outside! This is not a fairy tale told to giant babies, nor is it a fairy tale written for brainless fans. This is a story that, although it is detached from reality, is relatively close to life! The protagonist's efforts are not to sing and dance with a 70-degree fever, but to struggle to find his place in the torrent of reality! This is life! The protagonist has photography skills, and what he tells the subjects is "I need an emotion." The protagonist found the way to become a director by first becoming a screenwriter, so he wrote scripts and outlines by watching movies, interviewing family members of the Vietnam War, and contacting peers to write stories and dialogues; there are methods but no shortcuts to success, this is the concept expressed by the author. The key is that the author writes out this method in a very realistic way, whether it is taping the film or the principles of editing. I have to say that this kind of skill is not something ordinary people have! That is not only a person, a story, but also an era! The last era in the movie where a hundred flowers bloom and a hundred schools of thought contend! With the advent of the fast food era, the monopoly capital era and the short video era, movies are dead! Poetry is dead! Painting is dead! The song is dead! Drama is dead! But fortunately, I still believe that art will live forever! Only the form has changed! Come on!

As someone who studied film in the United States, I felt really immersed in reading this book. The author is amazing and writes many details very professionally. Many of the techniques and modes of digital film before the film era were taught in detail by the professor in our class. In short, it cannot be said to be perfect, but the author is definitely one of the authors with the best knowledge reserve in the entertainment industry 👍👍👍

Well written. The author tells the story of a little gold-fingered film worker in the 1980s. Although the pace seems a bit slow compared to other novels of the same type, the story told is particularly interesting. The biggest problem with most online novels is that they don't tell the story well. They spend half a chapter telling what happened and then another one and a half chapters explaining it. It doesn't feel like you're reading a novel at all. After finishing Chicago 1990, I felt really comfortable reading this book. Especially those bosses in Chicago are still hanging out at the bottom. Knowing that they will be naughty in the future, it feels really amazing. It feels like the first time I read a rebirth novel more than ten years ago.

I have read a lot of director novels, and this one is very unique. First of all, it does not simply go through the filming process like most entertainment novels. Instead, it describes various shooting techniques and knowledge of film movies in great detail, which looks very professional (it is not clear whether it is really professional, but it makes people feel the author's intention); secondly, this book also does something that other director novels have not done. , Is to let the protagonist grow up step by step. Currently, almost all directing novels are based on rebirth, so most of them are cool articles about the protagonist's directorial ability "reaching its peak upon debut", and then niche, R-rated movies reaching the top of the box office. Various plots that are unrealistic allow readers who have a certain understanding of the film and television industry to instantly become interested in the drama. This book has very solid knowledge in film and television, which avoids the sameness in the later period. In short, I believe that as long as the author insists on writing in this style, this book will definitely become popular. (By the way, this book is actually the author's first novel. It should be the trumpet of a certain great god 😏)

The only advantage is that it is written in detail and combined with a lot of ancient information, which indeed allows people to understand a corner of Hollywood at that time, but for other parts, it can only be said that the author has successfully brought about waves of bad reading experiences. Whether it is the endless typos that impact the reading experience, or the writing that is so thin that it is close to water, coupled with the author's inability to say that he is a coward or for some other reason, which leads to his insistence on never wavering in the general direction of the true history, and the inexplicable plot arrangement that does not know how to relax, the final result is a novel that becomes more and more annoying the more you read it. Especially the same routine repeated over and over again in the book is what I personally find most speechless. You can see this situation played out countless times in the book. In addition, due to the author's "strong insistence on history", the protagonist and the people around him have stepped into pitfalls in history countless times. Take "Top Gun" as an example. There have been accidents during filming in history. Logically speaking, the protagonist in the plot should emphasize safety and prevent this accident from happening again - but there is no such thing in the book. You will see that the protagonist emphasized safety, but then an accident happened, and then he was plotted against, and the flood flooded the story for another ten chapters. Although it can be explained by the fact that the protagonist is not a time traveler, it does seem redundant no matter what. In terms of plot arrangement, based on the return rate and success rate of the protagonist since his debut, he should have been praised by Hollywood as a winner. But in books, you will see that there are always inexplicable villains who will take advantage of them to stomp on their faces, and there will always be inexplicable reasons for the protagonist to be stepped on without retaliation. It makes people feel that the protagonist's "success" only comes at the moment when the movie is finished and the box office is counted. As for the handling of the relationship between the male and female protagonists, this work can be said to be the worst among all online novels, even compared to the inexplicable ntr. In short, in order to maintain the true historical trend, you can't see the influence and change of the protagonist's existence on the female protagonists at all. The feelings and interactions between the male and female protagonists seem to have no existence value - Because bad movies continue to struggle, and those who are dragged down by their original families are still unable to break free, you can't see the necessity and charm of the male protagonist's existence at all. Some people may use the conclusion that "fate cannot be changed" to excuse themselves, then I would like to ask - does the protagonist exist in real history? When the author arranged for him to "steal" other people's classic works, why didn't he consider "fate"? From my point of view, the author had to insist on "respecting" history so much that he shouldn't have written this book at all. But now that I have written it, I don't dare to make even a single change, so I can only evaluate it "both as a matter of fact and as a matter of fact." At least in this book, the author is a good entertainment history enthusiast and a good data organizer, but he is definitely not a "good" Internet article writer.

Ronald has already had several box-office hit movies, but why does he feel that his status has not changed at all, and everyone is bullying him?

Keep writing like this, come on, it's like watching an American period drama

The author is very knowledgeable in theory. But the pace of the novel is too slow, The protagonist's character is not likable at the beginning. It's obviously not enough to be cool. I read more than a dozen chapters several times and then quit and didn't want to read anymore. If this was a movie, it would undoubtedly be an art film.

1982 The Opening of American Universities 1983 Night of the Comet 1984 Longwei Boy Break Dance 1985 1986 Top Gun Longwei Boy (The Family Has an Evil Husband) 1987 The Sultry Moonlight Dirty Dancing (A Night At Home) (Love Is Not For Sale) 1988 Working Girl (Hairspray) (Die Hard) (Sticky Fingers) (Ecstasy) 1989 Harry Meets Sally (The King of Fighters) (Steel Magnolias) (Look Who's Talking) (The Kid 3) (The Reincarnation of the Pretty Man) 1990 The Ghostly Love Affair (Pretty Woman) ( Dances with Wolves) (Die Hard 2) (Firebird Attack) (Home Alone) 1991 Money Heist (Silence of the Lambs) (Terminator 2) (Slay City) (Black Belt Elite) (Boxing Heroes)

I have opened an account on Xiaopo. Com, and the movie clips described in the novel "Moscow Eighth Level Fitter Guosha" will be uploaded there, and you can watch it here.