Los Angeles, 1992

The writing is stilted and the dialogue sucks. I didn't even check out the information before I started writing a book. As for the first movie, a bad movie like This Man Came from Earth, do you really believe that it has a box office of 350 million? This movie has never been released on a large scale. It relied on buying videos to make money later. Some distributors knew that the cost of the debut film was 1.7 Million and they directly bought it out for 5 million without a few words. How about you do charity instead? Being a film distributor in North America is my father. This garbage movie has a box office of more than 10 million in its first week and is also the weekly box office champion. I suggest you watch White Thirteen's American Entertainment before you consider writing about American entertainment. It has no rigor at all.

Sweet Sister

The first movie proved that the book was a hit. How could a bad movie with only one scene in the entire movie be released to theaters? Do you really think that theater owners are all beautiful people on Douban in China? They are humans, not dogs, and have normal brains.

It's just nonsense again (this man is from the earth), aren't you tired? There is a secret - there is a second part of this movie, and the box office is more than five thousand dollars. If there is no ten thousand at the end, it is just over five thousand dollars.

Jennifer Connelly Few people write about it

This assistant is really vicious. The male protagonist let her live in his own home, and even took her to live in a new home. This assistant is also not clear-headed. At work, she even reminds the male protagonist not to have an affair with other women. Does the male protagonist pay her salary or does Diaz pay her salary? I have never heard of an assistant daring to interfere in the boss's private life. And he also gave the male protagonist's personal phone number to others without authorization, which is awesome. Diaz is also not clear-headed. He becomes best friends with the male protagonist's assistant and lets the assistant spy on the male protagonist. It is simply weird.

Is it a harem? Meiyu doesn't want to watch it if it's not a harem.

This assistant is so annoying, and he has no idea who pays the salary? And shouldn't personal assistants sign various confidentiality agreements? He doesn't look like an assistant at all, and he is worse than a tool. I don't see the use of this person, but he still cares about it? Are you sure she's an assistant and not a wife or something?

The first movie was too ridiculous! Whether this thing can be released in theaters is another matter. It is even more unreasonable to have a box office explosion.

I was so drunk when I saw The Man from Earth exploded at the box office again. Those who keep talking about how high the box office is for this movie can just go find out and look at the annual North American box office rankings.