"Dear" invites these film critics, media people, etc. to attend the premiere. Although the tickets are free, they will definitely not give red envelopes.

Of course, even if they don’t give red envelopes, these film critics dare not really write randomly, but in the same way, their requirements for movies will definitely be higher.

It can be said that to a certain extent, the movie "Dear" has been considered a return to the movie itself from the commercial stage.

People have long been used to red envelope critics, red envelope reporters and so on these days, but film critics who do not accept red envelopes are rare.

After all, film critics also want to have a meal.

Moreover, with the explosion of the Chinese film market, more and more people have joined the film critic industry.

But in fact, most domestic film critics are not professional film critics, and many of them are red envelope film critics. If you buy a few accounts, operate them, and then write a review, you can call yourself a film critic.

This is the film critic industry after the rise of self-media in the Internet era.

This is actually not just the case in China. The Hollywood that everyone advocates is actually the same.

Because, although Hollywood has so-called professional film critics, in fact, those film critics also have to make a living.

However, their packaging is quite good, and many film critics' styles have been packaged.

But similarly, Hollywood is full of many online film critics. They may not necessarily regard themselves as film critics, but in fact, it is no different from domestic self-media film critics.

Of course, it is not ruled out that someone will turn back to public relations, but it is easy to say that such things are used in other movies. Few people dare to do this in movies with sensitive themes like "Dear".

Because on the one hand, it is thankless, and on the other hand, if it is exposed, it will definitely be a huge scandal.

So, in this premiere tonight, these critics and media people became more objective.

Among the film critics who will be present tonight, Lin Che is undoubtedly the most special one.

Because Lin Ke was once a reporter and was once a relatively famous reporter.

He had previously discovered many dark stories and dark sides of society, and was even an undercover reporter. He was the most famous of an undercover pyramid scheme gang, and he successfully helped the police crack down on that pyramid scheme gang.

However, later, the interview qualification was revoked for some reasons.

Of course, some of the connections and fame he had accumulated earlier made him revoked his press certificate and unable to continue to be a reporter, but he developed better after he jumped out of the reporter circle.

Now, he himself is the owner of a self-media studio.

Film critics are just a part-time job, but because of his former journalist career, his perspective on films seems more unique, so he is quite famous in the film critic circle.

Why is he said to be special? It is because of Lin Ke’s past experience.

When he was a reporter, he had in-depth investigations into an anti-trafficking gang and successfully assisted the police in catching this criminal gang and rescued many abducted children.

I also followed the parents who lost their children to find their children for half a year.

Therefore, Lin Ke is definitely very strong in this regard.

There is no prejudice to Lin's class in "Dear". It is precisely because he has conducted in-depth investigations and has contacted many parents who have been looking for lost children for many years. He knows that although it is more convenient to find people in the Internet era than before, in fact, after the child is lost, there are still not many people found.

Because, criminal gangs have become more cautious and cruel.

In Lin Ke’s opinion, it might be a good thing if "Dear" can make more people pay attention to this kind of thing.

Similarly, among the group of people tonight, there is another special one, that is Su Zhijun.

Su Zhijun is also a reporter, but the difference between him and Lin Ke is that he has always opposed "Dear", and the article "The Steamed Buns Dipped in Human Blood" was written by him.

The premiere of "Dear" did not involve too many entertainment scenes, but after a few simple questions, the movie officially began to be screened.

To put it bluntly, you can also see this premiere as a special preview.

The lights dimmed and the big screen lit up.

The familiar Dragon Biao is produced by Huaxin and Xingmeng.

Director: Wu Tianxiong

Screenwriter: Wang Yifan

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At the beginning of the movie, there was a picture of the city. The camera moved slowly, including hawkers, quarreling couples, shoemakers repairing shoes, accompanied by various voices, cars, and TV sounds. Finally, the camera fell. The male protagonist Tian Wenjun, everything formed this vivid city picture, and the details made the picture look extremely layered, as if he had suddenly come to a small corner of a busy area in the city with the camera.

Don’t underestimate this kind of detail. In fact, movies are not just about telling stories. Many times, details are equally important.

If the camera is given directly to Tian Wenjun, then the explanation of the background will be lost, and these seemingly insignificant pictures will explain the local background.

It explains the environment here, which is noisy and disorderly, but it has its order.

For those sitting in the dark seat, looking up at the glowing screen, ordinary people care about the plot of this story, but more often, when you hear the second when you first see the picture, it is actually the intuition of the sensory making judgments.

Ordinary audiences naturally don’t care too much about these things, but film critics and media people will nod their heads subconsciously.

Wu Tianxiong's skills in this area are quite good.

The control of details explains the environment in which Tian Wenjun is located.

Although the characters in the camera are very plain, they will make people misunderstand that these actors are too ugly, and even the children of the protagonist are dirty and unlovable.

Yes, Tian Wenjun's son in the video gives people the feeling that it is not likable, but instead feels like a naughty child.

Although many people know that this is a movie with anti-trafficking theme, for ordinary people, they watch movies more often than not, but rarely consider other things.

And their preferences are also very intuitive.

If you like it, you like it, if you don’t like it, you don’t like it.

Obviously, Tian Wenjun's son, Tian Peng, gave the audience a bad feeling.

In other words, it makes people feel a little disgusting.

This is not surprising. In fact, most people like well-behaved, cute, smart and sensible children. If they are a cute little girl, then naturally everyone will have a kind of love when they see it.

It is natural for humans to like and dislike.

Tian Peng is obviously not a good boy. On the contrary, children at this stage are actually at the age when people hate dogs.

They are naughty, often cause trouble, disobedient, etc.
Chapter completed!