Director: Starting with a Red Cliff Stunt
导演：从碰瓷赤壁开始
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- 337k Words
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- Showbiz Romance
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Unless you are Han Sanping's father
China Film Investment is preparing to open up and expand the market with blockbusters, allowing you to do whatever you want? Newspapers about The Promise were full of praises for the past week, and even the southern newspapers didn't dare to compare. Red Cliff: Bad Returns actually didn't lose much money after two movies, otherwise how could there be a second and worse Taiping Wheel?
What were you thinking, trying to piggyback on the success of "Red Cliff"? Don't talk about how powerful we are now; the times are different. Back in 2008, if you were to piggyback on a movie about the bandit leader Zuo Shandiao to solidify your political achievements, were you just feeling nostalgic?
Most of them get stuck in domestic censorship and can't be shown in theaters...
What did the author think of this kind of frivolous directorial writing? Everyone is rebuilding the film and television market. Which public sector would dare to let the protagonist in to cause damage? The review department's process was stuck, and the movie had no chance of being released.
If you can't even control your lower body, how dare you stage an accident to extort money? You're just handing someone a knife!
Do you think Lao Han is dead?! He stole over 100 million. You're trying to stage an accident for him?
Someone once wrote almost the exact same thing.
These kinds of things were really popular back then. So many years have passed, and it's still the same old thing in a different guise.
Red Cliff is a project by the bandit leader! If you dare to mess around with it, you'll have a hard time even getting it approved, and even if you do, you won't get any screenings!
You keep faking accidents and can't control your lust. You just made a movie called "Lost in Thailand," and even the bandit leader Zuo Shandiao seems to have recognized your talent. Why don't you make a few more movies to establish yourself? Are you out of your mind to switch to making TV dramas? Ya Shi is pulling you out of here, Liang Feifan.
The initial copying was alright, but then it started going downhill, focusing on women instead of career. If I wanted to see this kind of thing, wouldn't it be better to just search for shows starting with "Hua Yu" (华娱)? Those are much more explicit and sensational.