The post-85 actresses have issued statements opposing the modification of the plot in order to hype up the stars, which has caused heated discussions among many people. This phenomenon stems from the fierce market competition and commercial infiltration, causing some directors and producers to "change the script" on the condition of reducing the quality of the plot in order to cater to the marketing demands of celebrities.
This event caused a huge stir online, making more people realize that the true artistic pleasure cannot be obtained by merely pursuing the glory of celebrities, and looking forward to more excellent scripts and talented actors to impress the audience with their true feelings. The contradiction between such social needs and market-centricity cannot but cause us to think.
This kind of "magic change" by capital cannot be solved in a day or two, but must be fought against by the strength of the whole society. In addition to the powerful post-85s generation who participated in this boycott, many senior screenwriters, directors, and producers also participated. They believe that as long as the "script" is well preserved, movies and TV series can have lasting appeal. At the expense of the future of the industry as a whole, the capitalists forcibly revised the plot.
For the audience, they are the main body of the film industry, they should have their own judgment and choice, they can't blindly follow the trend, they can't compromise, what they have to do is to support those who work hard for the quality of their films. This joint action calls on more people to participate, as long as everyone works together, then the drama series and film and television will definitely shine again and dedicate more excellent works to everyone.
On the whole, the boycott has raised concerns that the management is forcing changes to the script. People are paying more and more attention to the quality of creation, seeking authentic and pure works of art. Secondly, the boycott has also caused some film companies and filmmakers to reflect on themselves, believing that as long as the "script" is well preserved, the film can have a lasting appeal and make it enduring.
In the end, this boycott caused heated discussions among the public, and brought this issue of "demonization" by capital to the public's attention, so that more people began to care about and devote themselves to changing this situation.
Through this joint action, I want to arouse more people's attention to the quality of scripts, and for those artists and "creators" who have worked hard to improve the quality of their works, let film and television return to the origin of art and dedicate more excellent works.
So, I would like to ask, what do you think about being forced by the capitalists to revise the plot? How important do you think the quality of the script is to the audience in movies and TV series? Will you approve of this joint operation? Do you have any other comments or suggestions? **Join us in the discussion!