Didn't you say that we would lose money after filming?

Chapter 104: Trick the audience into coming in and killing them like dogs (3) [35 more]

How should I put it? He was a little disappointed at the beginning.

There's nothing special about the picture, and you can't see anything in the beginning.

The texture can't be said to be good, but it's acceptable.

But the problem lies in this long, very lengthy, scattered oral reports and the narrative way of laying out the plot.

At the beginning, before he even saw any scenes, he was given a long section of settings, and the background story was revealed through text and narration.

Of course, this doesn’t mean that using narration to throw out background settings is a bad idea. Many domestic films do this.

But in Ami's opinion, this method is just a stupid method.

What is the truly excellent way to make people feel involved? Without exception, it is to slowly explain the background story through the unfolding of the plot and the unfolding of the pictures.

Start off with a long narration?
Moreover, the amount of information and pictures given are very scattered.

Does a very traditional science fiction movie plot triggered by an alien invasion need to be unfolded in this way?
However, any stupid method is fine as long as it can make the subsequent plot stand out.

Ami silently deducted one point in his heart, but he didn't say that he thought the movie was bad or anything like that.

Let’s continue reading.

This is what Ami originally thought, but everything that happened next made him more and more confused the more he watched.

The narration explaining the background story lasted for three minutes. During these three minutes, he didn't see any plot. He just watched various fragmented images and the narration continued.

And he didn't know if it was an illusion, but he always felt that the tone of the narration revealed a sense of kidney deficiency.

It was not until the screen of a news studio was shattered, causing a huge explosion, that the main film began as a transition.

How should I put it? It's a scene of human flying objects fighting aliens.

But just from the perspective of the picture.
"This thing cost 600 million to make a movie?" Ami felt suffocated.

At first, he just felt that his feelings were wrong and thought it was his own problem.

But no matter how you look at it, the explosion scene and the special effects.

How come he felt cheap watching a special effects movie in a 3D theater?

In just a few minutes, he was greatly shocked. Several "surprises" came one after another, catching him off guard.

It was not until a person appeared that he finally knew who this narration that sounded a bit weak in the kidney came from.

And it made him feel a little numb.

In the picture, there is a young man sitting in an environment that looks like a cockpit, wearing sunglasses-like eyes on his face, and giving commands.

"Attract the Predator fleet, Unit 1 and Unit 2 to surround them!"

"understand!"

"understand!"

Here are a few more faces of young actors, almost shot close up.

"Zeng Yi, watch your left wing!"

"Know it!"

“Lu Yiyi, be ready to fire at any time!”

"Okay! Got it!"

"Unit 3, lead the drone group to the attack position!"

"Hold on for a while longer, and wait until more predators enter the firing range before concentrating your fire!"

"No, Jiang Yang, how long can I hold on?"

As Ami watched, his brows were almost wrinkled into knots, and he even had a hint of tactical retreat in mind.

Not now what does this mean?
He looked at the screen with a confused look.

He could understand what the director wanted to express. It was nothing more than that these people were the combat sequence personnel who operated the flying objects and fought against the aliens. As expected, they should also be the main characters of this movie.

But the question is, what did he see?
Shouldn't this kind of subject matter be about humans fighting against aliens, with the world falling into dire straits?

Isn't it that when disaster strikes, it should be heavy? And they also carry the hopes of countless people's lives, and they have a heavy burden on their shoulders.

Why does he feel, just he feels, that these protagonists are just playing around?
The relaxed tone and lazy state made him feel like he was playing in some kind of somatosensory game cabin.

Dude, you guys are so relaxed, are you risking your life to fight aliens and save the world instead of playing games?
What's even more amazing is that when one of the characters is faced with a combat mission, the first thing he blurts out is: "No, Jiang Yang, how long can I hold on?"

These words were filled with impatience, as if he had been wronged by carrying out a combat mission.

"Ah?" Ami was stunned.

At this moment, he felt like he was doubting his life.

This is what Boss Qiu Feng said, this is a good movie?

Is this what the news is talking about now, the rise of domestic science fiction?
Why does it feel plastic to him?
And he didn't know if he was feeling it wrong, he always felt that the lead actor's lip shape didn't match the lines. Even though movies usually have post-dubbing, the lip shape was too different.

This makes people feel that it seems very inconsistent.

And the director is very obsessed with all kinds of face shots.

Although the leading actors are indeed very good-looking, this is a movie, brother, they want to see the plot!
And the problem is, it is not impossible to put the camera close to the face. This is actually feasible.

But the acting skills of the leading actors
He shook his head.

It really feels like playing a game, not like fighting.

At least he watched it for a while, but he didn't feel any immersion at all.

That’s it? It’s also called the rise of domestic science fiction? ?

The scene continued, still the same as what he had just complained about.

The teammates fought the aliens with great ease, and then their tone was filled with impatience.

Faced with the deployment of combat missions, Qingpiaopiao complained: "Why me again?"

It's like asking him to carry out a combat mission is the same as asking him to die.

Then, the most important thing is to deal with the hairstyle? ?

That's right, it's about dealing with your hairstyle.

Watching the protagonist start to tidy up his hair, he gave a disdainful expression to the aliens who had turned the city into a mess and caused countless deaths, and then laughed.

Ami's mouth was already wide open, he was numb from looking at it.

Until the later part of the plot, the whole film basically revolves around the conflict between aliens and humans, interspersed with the love story of the protagonist and the heroine.

There was a battle ahead, and they were in love.

The aliens attacked at the door and more than 4,000 people died, but they were still smiling.

The city was in ruins, and they were having a picnic while watching the stars in their luxury villas.

The residents were short of supplies, and because they didn't like the food, they just threw away the hard-earned energy bars and said: This stuff is really not for human consumption.

The only advantage of the existence of a single seedling that is barely acceptable now is.

The main thread has not been disconnected.

But there's nothing much to say.

Until later, the lazy protagonist yelled out: "Xinhai Cannon! Fire at me!"

"Ah?" Ami was stunned.

Not buddy!
How can we describe this scene? Choosing to sacrifice oneself to protect the rear should have been a heroic act, noble and touching.

But the problem is that the protagonists of this movie, from beginning to end, all showed... how should I put it? A playful mentality.

You can be said to be the foreshadowing of the character, and the character needs to grow.

But what about your process?
It's like a person who has always been selfish suddenly says he will sacrifice himself for the greater good.

Does this make sense? Does this fit the character?

And what starts a little later is the performance when the protagonist shouts out this sentence.

Not to mention micro-expressions, even the lip shapes don't match, and there's no light in the eyes.

This is kind of an awkward feeling.

In addition, the overall structure of the film is loose, with love, daily life, and various main lines pieced together in pieces, without any coherence at all.

You know, the most taboo in drama creation is to hit the nail on the head.

You can either make the plot coherent, and if you want to fall in love, do it during this stage, and then directly connect to other plot lines to make the plot coherent, or you can keep fighting aliens until it is time to move on to the next stage, and then use another plot to describe this process.

Instead of doing it this way, it makes people feel very confused.

And the most important thing is the picture problem.

Very cheap.

The texture is very plastic.

This thing was shot for 600 million?

Ami is already numb.

How does he evaluate it?
Why doesn’t it feel like that?
Then, it is such a movie that the whole network is discussing it, and it has the potential to be the "light of domestic science fiction."

There is also the strong recommendation of Mr. Qiufeng.

Good video?
Why does he feel like an audience like himself has been tricked into coming in and being killed like a dog?

(End of this chapter)