Chinese Showbiz: Starting in 1995
华娱：从1995开始
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- Urban Life
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494Chapters
159Monthly votes
22.7kRecommendations
108.9kFans
7 ch/weekPace
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The main character is so conflicted, it's disgusting to watch.
The protagonist wants to change the status quo of the industry and its cultural discourse, but unfortunately, in practice, he is obsequious to his superiors. After achieving great success and earning hundreds of millions of dollars, his boss, Tian, treats him like a servant, never giving him a friendly look, yet the protagonist is content with this, enduring all beatings and scoldings.
Just guessing, it's Lao Liu's sweet dog.
Many people read entertainment novels because of the female lead, but there's still no female lead after 55 chapters? Is this going to be an unfinished novel?
Who the hell started calling these actors "teacher" in the entertainment industry? 😦 It's disgusting!
The Curious Case of Benjamin Button is mediocre; its box office performance in the US was also mediocre.
Even if you change the guise and put on a domestic story, it won't be engaging. Using it to fight a large ship is wishful thinking, utterly ridiculous. There's no chance of a successful fight; it's too fake.
Before 2008, making movies was less profitable than making TV series; movies were always considered a consumer product for the elite.
I couldn't stand it anymore
From chapter 200 to chapter 300, the protagonist only made one movie, The Martian. The actual content about writing the script, actors, filming, and special effects is distributed across 10 chapters. If you remove half of that, it means that out of 100 chapters, only 5 chapters are about making the movie. There are probably 10-20 more TV movies being written and filmed.
Now I feel disgusted whenever I see Lao Liu.
What kind of good movie is "Make a Name for Yourself"?
I can't stand it anymore. This film is barely passable, yet everyone's praising it like it's some kind of masterpiece. Those who write about entertainment probably haven't even seen many movies. I just turn away as soon as I see someone writing about this film. What rubbish taste!
Purely presumptuous
I can't imagine anyone daring to make a movie about beating up the American troops at Chosin Reservoir. The entire Korean War is a taboo subject that the US can't mention! Given the nature of the US, they wouldn't dare to release such a film so openly, let alone capitalists. Even the president would have to have a wild imagination.