Longteng New Year film recommendation
"The Annual Meeting Can't Stop" is not only a comedy, but also a true portrayal of the contemporary workplace ecology. Gold medal comedians gathered together to reveal all kinds of unspoken rules and helplessness in the workplace in a humorous and witty way. The story of Hu Jianlin and Ma Jie is like a "workplace mirror", reflecting the shadow of each of us.
Dapeng once again showed his comedic talent, vividly showing the helplessness and struggle of an ordinary migrant worker in the face of workplace pressure. His performances are natural and fluid, whether it is funny or sensational, he can make the audience empathize. Bai Ke plays a human resources manager in a difficult situation in the workplace, and his choices and struggles are very representative, which makes people think about their own coping strategies in similar situations.
The jokes in the film are dense and natural, and there is no deliberate sense of laughter, but through real situations and characters to resonate with the audience. The climax of the annual meeting performance pushed the whole movie to a new height, making people feel the cruelty and warmth of the workplace in laughter.
In addition to comedy elements, the film also touches on profound topics such as workplace fairness and interpersonal relationships. Among them, the sentence "The work is what I have worked hard to do, but others will report it better than us, and the credit is others", undoubtedly poked at the pain points of everyone in the workplace. This kind of unfairness is not uncommon in the workplace, and people have to think about how to stick to their bottom lines and principles in such an environment.
Overall, "The Annual Meeting Can't Stop" is a movie that has both laughter and depth. It presents the real face of the workplace in a comedic way, allowing the audience to think about the meaning and value of life in laughter. If you are a part-time worker or interested in the workplace ecology, then this movie is definitely worth watching. Not only does it make you laugh out loud, but it also allows you to find empathy and strength in your laughter.