Speaking of the box office war during the Spring Festival, I have to mention the new work "Flying Life 2" by Shen Teng, who is responsible for the comedy. At the premiere, Shen Teng's joke not only laughed at the guests present, but also inadvertently revealed the little secrets of the theater. In this starry night, Shen Teng, the laughing craftsman we are most familiar with, once again became the focus of attention with his witty words.
Flying Life 2", a film that continues to be helmed by Han Han, has shown a super box office attraction ability in the pre-sale stage. In the face of a box office queen like Jia Ling, Shen Teng can still sit firmly at the top of the pre-sale box office list, which is enough to prove the appeal of "100% content". However, in addition to the box office results, Shen Teng's words at the premiere have also become the focus of heated discussions among many fans and netizens.
After the premiere, Shen Teng and other actors had a post-screening communication with the audience. When an audience member shared his heartwarming story of crying in the theater because of "Flying Life" and becoming acquainted with it, Shen Teng's witty sentence of "God Mending the Knife" not only enlivened the atmosphere of the scene, but also inadvertently pointed out the embarrassing reality of the theater "driving away customers". He imitated the tone of the cleaning aunt and joked: "Turn on the lights, take away all your things", which caused the audience to burst into laughter.
Shen Teng's words are not only a heartwarming response to the audience, but also ruthlessly expose the practice of shortening the interval time in Spring Festival theaters in order to race against time and schedule a few more movies. The poor janitorial staff either had to give up cleaning, or had to start chasing people as soon as the ending song started, and sometimes they had to start a new screening before the subtitles were finished, which was undoubtedly a pity for fans who were looking forward to easter eggs.
This "fast in and fast out" viewing mode not only affects the time the audience is immersed in the emotions of the movie, but also disrespects the movie itself. Shen Teng's ridicule, although it is a light-hearted joke, can't help but make people reflect on the theater management and movie-watching experience of the Spring Festival. During the festival when ticket prices are expensive, the audience is naturally looking forward to a complete and comfortable viewing experience.
Although the theater's "driving away" operation has become a joke in Shen Teng's mouth, it is a real trouble for us ordinary audiences. Have you ever had a similar experience of being kicked out of the theater before you could cry enough? Or was he "invited" out of the theater while still expecting easter eggs? Leave your movie-watching adventures behind!