[American Entertainment] Kise's Hollywood Diary

Chapter 40 Yangou Special Car

On the way back to the apartment, Frank was swiping K in excitement, and Vincent had to turn on the car music to try to drown out the excited and high-pitched voice of his agent.

"Oh, Cindy, you should really see the movie section now, it's so exciting!" Frank rarely drove, but sat in the back seat with Vincent, happily surfing the Internet on his mobile phone.

"Look, this person said it well. You can't use the high tear point as the reason why inspirational movies can't make you cry. Of course, it can still make people cry when there are no car accidents, cancer, and airplane accidents. , "The Age of Pentium" is already a successful inspirational film."

After speaking, Frank smacked his lips and hummed: "Obviously, this netizen's understanding is not deep enough, how can he stay on such a superficial surface?"

Film reviews from magazines and newspapers will not be available until the next day at the earliest, but film critics and media figures who have registered on social networks and have been authenticated have already published their film review articles in advance.

The official account of "Premiere" has released a summary of the film review of "The Age of Era". Of course, the full text of the film review will naturally have to wait until the new issue of "Premiere" is released.

"The slightly overlong length of the film does not make people feel dragged out. This length is just enough to tell the story of four lives and one dream. It perfectly restores the development process of the automobile industry in the early 20th century, and is set against the backdrop of two evergreens in the film industry. Below, the leading actor Vincent has not concealed his aura as the protagonist at all. On the contrary, his performance deserves a four and a half star rating! The remaining half point is deducted for his too perfect figure."

In addition to some official accounts of magazines in the first In addition to the short-form film reviews given after the screening, some professional personal film critics also published various reviews of the July summer release. It does not involve spoilers, but it allows the audience to clearly understand the pros and cons of the work, and leave the right to buy movie tickets in their own hands.

And this time the movie reviews all talked about the same question - will Vincent's appearance and figure affect the audience's judgment of the quality of the movie?

For good-looking actors, it is usually easier for them to win the favor and favor of the audience. The most typical example is Leonardo DiCaprio. "Titanic" created him, and he also created the mythical "Titanic". No matter how big a beer belly or how long a lees beard Leonardo has today, in the hearts of the audience, he is still the magnificent painter Jack.

Just as Leonardo himself wanted to get rid of the deep-rooted image brought by Jack, he struggled to change.

At least everyone knows that what Leonardo wants most now is a statuette, and he has even reached the point where he doesn't care about his personal image at all.

But actors with good looks gifted by God are not very popular with the academy judges. The world-famous Leonardo among male actors is enough to serve as a special case. Among actresses, Nicole Kidman, Charlize Theron and other actors with beautiful faces and even goddess levels also face this dilemma. You must know that their youth is limited, and the conditions for actresses to be selected as female protagonists are also demanding - facing fewer and fewer opportunities and increasingly fierce competition, such actresses have almost no choice. : Only acting ugly. Playing some roles that break through your own image to create a contrast, at least stop people from focusing on your appearance and figure.

In such a "general environment", a lot of people in the K movie comment area have said that they want to go to the cinema to "see what happens". What kind of plot and expressiveness can cover up Vincent's good looks, and " Where did the 0.5 points and 1 point deducted from "Premiere" and "Variety Show" come from?