Have you ever been a celebrity? Why are you writing about entertainment?

"You've already got reviews?"

While engrossed in watching the movie, Yu Wei glanced at her phone. The movie was only halfway through, yet there were already hundreds of comments on the rating app.

These days, audience ratings are mostly given after leaving the theater; very few people offer their opinions during the film's screening.

Yu Wei guessed the nature of these comments in a second. This group was at the premiere, and they were already rushing to give their opinions before the movie had even finished playing. What did that mean?
"As expected, all the reviews were negative."

This is a really ruthless tactic from our competitors. They came as soon as the movie was released, even more enthusiastic than true fans.

"Let me see."

Qi Luoan took the phone and skillfully opened the homepage of one of the negative reviews. Well, there happened to be a patriotic movie from the same period in the historical ratings.

She clicked on the comments, and the stench was practically overflowing. The brother's acting was superb, followed by some common, mainstream, and value-laden copywriting.

"Case solved."

Qi Luoan is a straightforward person. They say that movies shouldn't be divided into high and low classes. If someone is begging on their knees, they shouldn't be treated as different classes. No matter how much they claim to be patriotic, a movie is just a movie.

She has no problem with patriotic films, but those that treat "red" films as a way to gain prestige are a different story.

These kinds of movies are the most sinister; they're badly made but you can't say anything about it, because if you do, you're accused of being unpatriotic...

The two exchanged a glance. They had been targeted by malicious competition; the netizens who were rating them didn't even bother to hide their profiles.

Nowadays, mainstream films always feature several popular celebrities, some of whom are fans who will go to any lengths to boost their idols' "performance".

"Goodbye Mr. Loser" was a hit even before it aired, and it was already the imagined enemy of these viewers. It would be an exception if it wasn't smeared.

"Charlotte's character is so disjointed, I can't even think of such a bad review."

So this guy didn't know anything about it at all; he didn't even know the main character's name, and the connection is completely off.

Yu Wei and Qi Luoan were already very familiar with the plot of "Goodbye Mr. Loser". They had also watched the sample footage several times. Seeing this, they simply started to give it a one-star review. Isn't this more fun than the movie?

"There are still some true fans, with several five-star reviews."

Yu Weisheng enjoys high popularity among the public, and naturally there are some extremely loyal fans who would give him five stars even if they hadn't watched the show.

However, these comments are not very reliable. To see the real reviews, we'll probably have to wait until the first few batches of viewers have finished watching.

"There's something going on here. Several negative reviews all say the same thing: a terrible movie with a catchy theme song."

Compared to blindly criticizing, this kind of negative review is quite insightful. It criticizes the movie while praising the music, making it more believable because it's a combination of praise and criticism.

A half-truth is the most misleading, and Yu Wei's musical talent is well-known. Directly and openly admitting this would only make things more confusing.

The phrase "bad movies produce amazing songs" carries a built-in label, and uninformed netizens might actually believe it when they see the comments, since the core selling point of this movie is its music, which meets expectations.

This kind of clearly targeted negative review is definitely a core tactic of the opposing team. It has to be said, this move is really ruthless.

"On the bright side, the haters only dare to say the movie is bad, not a single one questions the quality of your song, that's what you call word of mouth."

To be honest, they didn't really take these negative comments seriously. They believed that the key was to be strong themselves. As long as the audience was satisfied, these biased opinions wouldn't amount to much.

Smearing a film is a disaster for niche, obscure gems, but for Yu Wei's terrifying fame, it's impossible to cover it up.

The movie ended with Xia Luo and Ma Dongmei's sweet talk, and Yu Wei planned to linger in the private room a little longer until the movie ended outside.

Today's date was pretty good, except that during the two kissing scenes, he was secretly pinched twice by Qi Luo'an... As the lights came on after the show, the audience seemed to wake up from a dream, and the crowd slowly flowed out like a tide, but the noise and eagerness before the show were gone.

Most people remained silent, heads bowed, looking at their phones, the light from the screens illuminating their complex expressions.

Cheng Haipeng walked at the front. His wife clicked her tongue, wanting to comment, but in the end she just patted Cheng on the shoulder and asked, "If you go back, will you still choose me?"

There was an indescribable emotion in her tone. The film had a greater impact than they had imagined. Although it was a comedy, the ending showed a rare humanistic concern.

It's not a forced climax with a happy ending; it's more like a profound realization and a rebirth. Charlotte finally decides to cherish the person in front of her. Although it's a cliché, it's a very satisfying ending.

"of course."

Cheng Haipeng stretched and casually put his arm around his wife. "If I go back, I'll use psychological manipulation to make you study hard and strive for success, so you can live off me."

His wife walked out of the theater grumbling, but a happy smile played on her lips. Yu Wei, this movie was indeed quite good.

Behind them, Hu Xing's girlfriend heard this and immediately asked the same question. Hu Xing nodded without hesitation.

"If I go back, I'll force you, my Barbie doll, to marry my Transformer."

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Those who are truly loved will actually make the same choice as Charlotte. The "white moonlight" is just an obsession with unrequited love; there's no need to romanticize the other person.

Once that filter is removed, people will always make the right choice.

The cinema entrance quickly filled with people. Everyone was silent, an eerie quiet, except for the melody of "Just Once," the song from the end of the film, which seemed to stubbornly echo in their minds.

This song isn't as catchy as some of the other works, but it runs throughout the entire movie. If you immerse yourself in the story and savor it carefully, you'll be instantly moved by the sincere emotions.

The movie was great, and the songs in it were really good too. Many songs only had one or two lines, but they still left a deep impression on everyone.

For example, the song "Too Softhearted" plays when Xia Luo is faced with Ma Dongmei's relentless pursuit but can't bring himself to say "I hate you".

For example, the song "Willing to Replace You" plays when Xia Luo and Ma Dongmei are being beaten up by thugs. The movie's dubbing is simply luxurious, with almost no two songs being the same.

There are also two cleverly crafted songs, "1997 AD" and "Meet in 1998," which are full of era characteristics and a strong sense of nostalgia, and are obviously tailor-made for the film by Yu Wei.

In terms of audiovisual language, this film is top-notch, and many viewers left the theater wanting more.

This movie is so good, I have to recommend it to everyone.

The first group of viewers who left the theater excitedly opened the rating app, only to be stunned by the overwhelmingly negative reviews.

"A bad movie producing a great theme song? Nonsense!"

Upon seeing the negative comments, Cheng Haipeng was furious. It was one thing for a few netizens to have different tastes, but so many comments with the same tone were clearly malicious.

Considering that some plot points are a bit clichéd, "Goodbye Mr. Loser" may not be a masterpiece, but it's still a good film, so how did it become a bad movie without any explanation?
Fans who discovered the film was being attacked couldn't sit still on the spot. They said that Chinese-language films are ruined by these despicable people who can't stand seeing others do well. Instead of focusing on making good films, they spend all their time putting others down to elevate themselves. It's disgusting!
Netizens who were quite satisfied with "Goodbye Mr. Loser" naturally couldn't stand this. How could such a small group of people try to distort the truth? We true movie fans haven't even spoken yet!

Even after leaving the cinema, the audience members didn't stay idle; they immediately picked up their phones and started expressing their opinions. Their comments may not be entirely truthful, but at least they bought tickets.

The more such comments that seek personal gain and confuse the public, the more we need to speak out, resist industry chaos, and start with ourselves.

It was only then that everyone realized just how important it was to have a "scoring guy" who wasn't afraid to offend people.

A nation in peril yearns for capable generals; when will Wei Yu step out of the book? (End of Chapter)