At present, spy war-themed TV series have been warmly sought after by the majority of audiences, and "Thrush" is one of them, and its popularity has continued to rise since the date of its premiere.
CCTV's aesthetic has been highly praised in the past, especially at the time, when CCTV's makeup design for Mao Xiaotong and Zhang Hanyun did not reveal any details, but it was really difficult to look away.
All the viewers have to praise that CCTV is really strategic in choosing beautiful women.
Surprisingly, CCTV, which is known as the "old fox of the beauty pageant", also suffered a failure this time, mainly because CCTV chose some so-called "silicone-faced" stars.
Every supporting cast in this TV series is quite good, but the distance between the two main characters seems to be a bit too much, making it difficult for viewers to continue**.
The current TV series are no longer attractive, mainly because of these overly technological faces".
Nowadays, the audience's antipathy to "silicone face" has reached the extreme, and this silicone face has a profound impact on the audience's feelings when it comes to TV dramas.
Who is the heroine of this play? Are you aware of this? Surprisingly, it is precisely because of the work "East Palace" that Peng Xiaoran has received a very high evaluation, and her acting skills in the film are simply shocked to the extreme.
When she learns that the ** who killed her whole family is the man she loves deeply, and her Aung has been killed, her unjustifiable collapse mentality cannot be fully displayed.
Although Peng Xiaoran's performance after "East Palace" was not ideal, her acting skills did reach the peak. Although everyone is looking forward to her performance, Peng Xiaoran's acting skills have dealt a heavy blow to all audiences.
The first thing to mention is her face, which received a lot of criticism as soon as she appeared, her beauty is too outstanding?
Perhaps because of the addition of some filters, Peng Xiaoran's face looks extraordinarily detailed, not only with acne scars and acne scars on his face, but also without freckles at all.
Even on closer inspection, she doesn't look like an undercover agent lurking in the shadows. She is more like a noble lady, her father is a famous local wealthy businessman, and she has lived a carefree life since she was a child, but when she grows up, she wants to experience life.
There is no sharp or aggressive atmosphere in her performance at all, and even in a tense atmosphere, her performance appears very dry, like a schoolboy reading a text.
Her tone and expression appear very dry, as her facial expressions don't seem to show much emotion.
I'm not sure if it's because of her idol image, in the TV series, her protruding cheekbones and pronounced apple muscles hang like two giant lanterns on her face, and she never makes any movements.
Because of this, she appears unusually stiff when dealing with some subtle facial expressions, as if she is a fragile porcelain doll that will shatter at the slightest touch.
If a person's face does not show any emotion, then it is difficult for the audience to resonate with his character, and it is completely understandable that this acting skill is not appreciated by everyone.
The makeup this time is really exaggerated, the title of the play is "Thrush", and each character has a pair of thick eyebrows.
Even though the show belongs to the spy war genre, are you aware of its content? When the heroine debuted, she was dressed in a tight suit.
It's acceptable to just wear a suit, but what exactly is a skinny suit doing? What's the story behind it? Has the director never had a spy war-themed TV series? You would say it's a spy movie! How to make it look like an anti-Japanese drama?
Some people think that this is a spy war drama performance, and those who are not in the know may mistakenly think that they are playing cosplay (role-playing)!
In those war-torn times, it was hard enough to have a brand new set of clothes, especially when supplies were very scarce, let alone a spotless white suit that could be ironed every time.
Is this treating the audience like fools?
Take a closer look at the costumes of the characters in Bright Sword, and you'll see that they all exude a pulpy feel after wearing them for a long time, not because they look dirty, but because they give the impression that they have been used.
Unlike these clothes, every piece here looks like it was just bought from a shopping mall, so why should it be here under the banner of spy war dramas and anti-Japanese dramas?
It's really hard to understand why the actress's figure is so eye-catching. At that time, the female warriors, although they did not have time to put on makeup, they all exuded a strong sense of justice and healthy beauty, giving the impression that women were not inferior to men.
Looking closely at the heroine's shirt, does a soldier's shirt really need to be made very decently? After wearing it for so many years, you see how this sleeve has not changed a little! In order to accentuate the beautiful figure of the heroine, she had to make a puff sleeve and add a lot of pleats to the waist?
Regarding the costume of the male protagonist, as a spy, the most important thing is to keep a low profile. Unlike this, his Liu Xueyi's costume seems to be richer than that of the heroine.
In addition, he also has similar problems to those "anti-Japanese dramas", and he even hopes that he can become a seller of hairspray, because there are too many hairsprays on his head, not only can he be used for stir-frying, but I don't think there will be any problems with eating a hot pot.
His hairstyle is always well groomed, and even in the face of a strong wind of level ten, his hair will not be blown messy.
Obviously, as a spy, his main task every day is not to get to know the inside of the enemy, but to use hairspray to fix his hair!
It is worth mentioning in particular that the TV series Thrush really lives up to its name, as most of the characters in the show have a pair of creepy bushy eyebrows.
Obviously, the makeup artist of this drama has put a lot of effort into the eyebrows, and this kind of respect and dedication to the work is really commendable.
Each female character has a pair of sharp eyebrows.
The male characters are no exception, or to emphasize the feeling of justice, the male characters' eyebrows are particularly prominent, as if they are worried that the audience will not know that the show is called thrush.
The audience is no longer willing to ** these so-called "silicone faces".
Looking at these faces made of silicone every day, won't the audience feel aesthetically exhausted?
There is no doubt that the deep disgust and hatred of these silicone faces can be felt by the audience just through a few comments, and the hatred is simply indescribable.
Imagine coming home after a hard day's work, and I want to watch TV to relax, but all I see are some so-called "acquired beauties", who doesn't feel uncomfortable?
In addition, these actors can't show even the most basic facial expressions, is this a waste of the audience's precious time?
As long as this viewer sees two silicone faces in the TV series, he will choose to give up**.
The director had to be very careful when choosing the actors, because the eyes of the audience are bright, and at the moment no one will like a silicone face.
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