The first time I saw the movie "sell miserably" to earn the box office! Netizens ridiculed it, "Eight Commandments" is so ugly?
In today's fierce competition in the film market, various types of films emerge one after another. However, a recent film called "Eight Commandments" has caused controversy. The film was promoted to tout its profound philosophy of life and emotional resonance, calling it a work that can touch people's hearts. However, when the film was released, the audience expressed their disappointment, thinking that the content of the film was empty, the plot was far-fetched, and even "ugly".
Bajie is a story that depicts the ups and downs of an ordinary office worker's life, the protagonist Bajie experiences various difficulties and challenges in the workplace, and finally achieves success through his own efforts.
However, after watching the movie, the audience found that the characters in the film were too thin, and the plot development lacked logic, which made people unable to really resonate.
Although the film hypes its depth and emotional resonance in its publicity, in reality, its production team seems to be more focused on selling the "miserable" plot, trying to arouse the audience's emotional resonance in a way that abuses the protagonist. This approach has been fiercely criticized by netizens, who believe that this is a low-level and interesting sensational technique with no connotation at all.
On social **, discussions about "Eight Commandments" poured in like a tide, and netizens expressed their disappointment and dissatisfaction with this movie.
Someone bluntly said: "This movie is simply a business **!" Someone else joked: ""Eight Commandments" is so ugly, I still want to eat watermelon after watching it." The reviews were full of doubts and ridicule about the quality of the film, putting the film in an awkward position with high expectations.
However, the incident also provoked viewers to think about the balance between commercialization and artistry in the film industry. In today's film market, commercial considerations often affect the direction of a film's creation, and producers tend to focus more on box office and market feedback than on artistry and substance. In this case, some films may over-cater to market demand, neglecting the quality of the work and the viewer experience.
Audiences also need to be more cautious and rational when choosing movies. Don't just be attracted by publicity, but pay attention to the quality and content of the film itself, so as not to fall into the trap of commercial marketing. At the same time, for film creators, they should adhere to the pursuit of art, maintain respect for the audience, and create truly excellent works, rather than falling into the routines of "selling miserably" and "sensationalism".
In this age of information, the interaction and feedback between viewers and creators has become closer. It is hoped that through such an event, more people can think about the film industry, so that art and business can achieve a better balance, create more excellent works, and bring more thinking and moving to the audience.