“Us” and “Time” had several trending searches, and their popularity was second only to the few movies that were popular during the National Day holiday.
“The Immortal Demon” became the object of ridicule.
The hashtag ttViewership rating of 0.08# on the trending list had already become the biggest joke in the industry.
On the same day.
China’s most famous rating platform, Green Screen, had started the rating mechanism for the National Day TV series a few days ago.
Green Screen’s ratings were very authoritative both inside and outside the film and television industry because it had a large number of ratings and would not be biased.
Moreover, the audience was strict in their grading. Under normal circumstances, the low scores would be extremely low, and the high scores would not be too high.
Most directors in the industry would go to Green Screen to check the ratings of their works.
This year’s National Day TV series that attracted the most attention was, of course, ‘Us.’
Many netizens clicked on the green screen to give their ratings.
It showed 7.9 points, with more than six million people rating it.
This score could only be said to be quite satisfactory, above average.
Most of the positive comments came from the fans of the various film emperors and actresses, and some of them were inevitably mixed with nitpicking comments.
However, the overall score was not too disappointing.
After all, some of the raters on the Green Screen would deliberately give low marks to highlight their uniqueness and style.
Next was Elegy of the Rose.
3.5 points. It was expected to be a bad movie, with only over 10,000 people rating it.
Qiu Yu and Director Wang, who had just finished their interview, clicked on Time’s ratings.
They were secretly hoping that Time’s ratings would surpass ‘Us’. At that time, they would be able to create a wave of ‘word-of-mouth’ marketing.
However, when the two of them opened it and took a look…
3.0 points, with more than a million ratings.
Movies that scored below 4 points were bad, and 2 points were bad enough to be considered record-breaking.
“How can it only be three points? Either there’s a bug in the Green Screen or there’s a shady deal!”
Director Wang covered his chest on the spot and was a little breathless.
Qiu Yu didn’t reply. She looked at the comments below with a gloomy expression.
[1 had high expectations when I watched it, thinking that the quality of ‘Time’ and ‘Us’ would be on par. But I’m so disappointed. Are you guys filming a tribute film or an idol drama? ]
[You are obviously a worker character, but Qiu Yu’s makeup is so heavy that it’s hard to see her real face. People who didn’t know better would have thought you were a white-collar worker! ]
[Did you think this is a tribute film? Wrong! This is an idol drama, and the plot is so melodramatic!]
[All the investments were given to those celebrities, right? And then they took ten yuan to film a drama with their feet, right?]
[This is simply an insult to tribute dramas!]
Qiu Yu scrolled through it for a while, but she did not see any positive comments!
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