The Silver Screen Era

I think I'll pass... These days, Qidian is flooded with Korean entertainment news; it's rare to see a Chinese entertainment story pop up. It deserves a thumbs up!! However, I still suggest the author look at the box office performance of foreign language films in North America.

This book is also known as: Rebirth: I Want to Be a Beast

Poor writing skills are one thing, after all, everyone needs to grow. But to pad out five chapters for a premiere is a problem with your attitude.

This is garbage, what kind of rubbish is this? They might as well change the title to "Classic Movie Retrospective".

You're praising a fake show as something high-class? What a flop!

The entire piece is written in a chronological, narrative style, lacking any emotional depth and with very little dialogue. The rest is basically just: preparing the film, wrapping up filming, a box office hit, packed theaters—that's it. It's a repetitive, copy-pasted narrative, and the author habitually hoards the success, never sharing it with major hits.

Congratulations on completing the book! I've voted for you with my January ticket. Keep up the good work with your next book!

This novel is so good, but there's one regret: the rebirth happens too late. But that can be made up for. [Fn=2_13] The author's biggest oversight was not having the protagonist register all the future blockbuster scripts from the very beginning. Without a script, Hollywood will never be able to make any good movies in the future.

I hope the female lead is a real person, so I can relate to her, like Gao Yuanyuan, Alyssa Chia, or Sun Li...

They used underhanded tactics to make "The Raid." Will the authorities not react after being mocked? Let's ban them from directing for five years first...