Made in Hollywood

"Navy pusher", "malicious hype", "Internet PR", "Internet thug"...

These things that appear along with the Internet may gradually become common and usable phenomena in the eyes of professionals or companies, but in the world of ordinary users, they are still relatively unfamiliar words.

Although many Internet users with a keen sense of smell have noticed the existence of such things as navy, for most people, they will still be affected by negative or positive Internet speech.

Norman Shearer is a staunch Duke in terms of movies. Because he missed the early show yesterday and the midnight show in the early morning, he got up early in the morning to check the response on the Internet, and then drove to the theater where he booked tickets. .

After entering the theater and receiving the tickets, he sat in the rest area. Shearer threw popcorn into his mouth and frowned. He couldn't understand. He just slept and woke up whether it was IMDB or Duke. On the personal website, why did "The Two Towers" flood the page with negative comments?

Is the movie really bad?

No, although this is a trilogy, strictly speaking, "The Two Towers" is not a sequel. These are three films shot at the same time. There is no reason why "The Fellowship of the Ring" is so good-looking, and Is "The Two Towers" a bad movie?

Having said that, Duke has not made any bad movies since he officially became a director.

"Didn't you see the comments on the internet?"

There was a voice of arguing from the ticket booth not far away, and a boy in his twenties said to his companion, "This film has a lot of negative reactions, I think we should choose another film. Besides, we haven't seen the first film. one."

"There are many negative reviews, but there are also many positive reviews..." His companion disagreed. "And we don't watch The Two Towers, and we don't have any other big productions to choose from."

Under the watchful eyes of Norman Shearer, the two argued, and finally bought a ticket to The Two Towers.

Sitting here for more than 20 minutes, Shearer saw more than one person hesitating and arguing, which could be faintly heard from the words of these people. Most of them haven't seen "The Fellowship of the Ring", and those who talked about how wonderful "The Fellowship of the Ring" basically bought tickets for "The Two Towers" without any hesitation.

Although not a professional analyst in the field of movies, Norman Shearer also came to a vague concept that negative comments on the Internet have little impact on the fans cultivated by "The Fellowship of the Ring", but it will cause some new audiences of hesitation and even give up.

Duke shouldn't make a bad movie, right?

With the slightest doubt, Norman Shearer entered the theater. It only took ten minutes to get this idea out of the sky. Gandalf's battle with the Balrog at the beginning of the film is enough to ignite everyone's emotions.

This is an unquestionably brilliant piece!

When the film progresses to the battle of Helm's Deep, especially when Aragorn and King Shiudon lead the human race to the death. The whole theater was boiling, and Norman Shearer swore that there had never been such a huge war scene in the history of Hollywood and even the world. It's fine if it's just a big scene, but human beings are at the juncture of life and death. With the spirit of going forward with the sound of the horn, how can you not be moved? How can you not make your blood boil? How can people not give praise?

"This is a super classic film, where is the bad film said on the Internet?"

Just when the war scene ended and the atmosphere in the theater gradually subsided. Norman Shearer caught such a voice, and couldn't help turning his head to see that it was the two people he saw who had bought tickets for the dispute.

Among them, the boy who did not want to buy tickets said angrily, "What happened to those people on the Internet? How can they make such irresponsible remarks, I must leave a message when I go back to scold #..."

A string of swear words caused many people to look at them, and the two quickly shut up so as not to continue to disturb other people watching the movie.

However, those words resonated with Shearer. Those remarks on the Internet are really irresponsible. He must go back and spray them!

When he got home, Norman Shearer immediately turned on the computer, and just after logging in to IMDB, he found that there were already a large number of replies and posts countering those critics.

"Isn't that right, even a tattered film like "The Two Towers" can temporarily rank first on IMDB?"

Shearer frowned, and he wanted to ask why such a wonderful film couldn't be ranked first on IMDB?

There are similar remarks in the back, and they are particularly sharp.

"Recently, imdb's ratings have become more and more problematic. More and more young people are on imdb, and more and more people who have not seen any movies are on imdb, so a relatively wrong direction has been formed, leading to similar The ratings of so-called big-screen movies like The Two Towers are seriously inflated, and now as long as it is a Duke Rosenberg movie, imdb's equal score is not low."

"I don't know what the Two Towers' score is based on? Just because it was directed by Duke Rosenberg, can it be given such a high score? I found that the film directed by Duke did not. Some of the low scores are all high on IMDB, which is unimaginable and outrageous!"

"The Two Towers is indeed a pretty good movie, but it's more than ten streets away from The Shawshank Redemption, and it can even give more than nine points? Lord of the Rings? Duke Rosenberg The name of the director? The appeal of the actor? What are the reasons for it to get such a high score?

"In my opinion, "The Two Towers" is at most the same score as "Braveheart", or even lower. For the artificially high score of this movie, I can only say that there is no category, no distinction Age, there are brains everywhere..."

Seeing this, Shearer suddenly felt angry, and the swearing words came directly to his lips. Fortunately, he saw that there were countless people fighting back, and it was not such a brainless type of malicious abuse, and he swallowed the words back.

"On its own, "The Two Towers" is an indisputable nine-point film, with a perfect story system, plot shaping, performance, force, connotation, etc., and you can compete for the whole year if you get any year The top three classic films are only slightly worse than "Saving Private Ryan" directed by Duke.

"In addition, let's assume that IMDB is full of navy fans and young people who don't understand movies. Then the landlord explained to me that 40,000 people voted on IMDB with a score of more than 9 points. Can't it explain some problems? Young movie fans are not as good as you are a keyboard warrior? Are young movie fans all over the world all Duke Rosenberg's brainless fans?"

"If all the fans around the world are Duke fans, does that mean that Duke is awesome?"

These words almost came to Norman Shearer's heart, he nodded unconsciously, and then he refreshed the web page and found that there were more and more remarks in support of "The Two Towers".

"Commercial films and genre films need a role model like "The Two Towers". While greatly pleasing us, it can also give the film a certain connotation. As a trilogy, "The Two Towers" is very good. , it is well received inside and outside the theater, and it is not just that IMDB has a high score."

This person also posted the latest data as support.

"The Two Towers has a favorable rating of 96 percent of the audience in theaters, a CinemaScore rating of A+, and a popcorn audience favorite index of 94 percent. The MetaCritic website counted 77 entertainment journalists' scores, with an average score of 88. Points, don't these still explain the problem?"

Shearer nodded lightly. He had already seen "The Two Towers", so this kind of reaction was normal.

Seeing this, he couldn't bear it any longer. He clicked on the reply bar, and quickly tapped the keyboard with his hands and fingers, and a targeted reply came out quickly.

"In the nearly three-hour film, Duke gave more surprises than "The Fellowship of the Ring". "The Two Towers" has wonderful story details, exquisite layout, close integration of action scenes and plot advancement, and a degree of relaxation. There is no redundancy in the whole film, and every minute of the film can firmly grasp the audience, making them hold their breath and wait until the end of the last shot, still lingering."

"Although there is no lack of darkness in the two films that have been released, Duke is still a director who is willing to tell a good story to the audience. Even if the film is not the end of the entire series, he still insists on the most crucial one - every touching heart. The character deserves a good ending."

"As the leader of a new generation of Hollywood directors, Duke once again proved himself to be a director worthy of the madness of fans around the world through these two films. At the creative level, he is different from the previous generation of Hollywood directors. He is no longer obsessed with The so-called artistry and ideology of the film, but the effort to present a variety of film techniques, and through a wonderful story and shocking visual spectacle, to bring the greatest enjoyment to the world's audience!"

"How can we not like such a director, such a director's work, and how can we not score high?"

After clicking to publish, Norman Shearer gave "The Two Towers" a 10 without hesitation. He didn't even think of having lunch, and he turned around on websites including Duke's personal homepage. Anyone who criticized "Two Towers" In the place of "Taqi Soldier", there will be his rebuttal remarks, and there will be his fighting figure!

For a whole afternoon, Norman Shearer, under the ingenious guidance of some online remarks, has become an existence called 'tap water' that he didn't even know about.

But one thing Norman Shearer is very clear, he is willing to stand up for such a wonderful film, all of which he is willing.

In fact, after noon, Norman Shearer found that there were more and more people supporting "The Two Towers" on the Internet, and their voices were getting louder and louder. Many fans were spontaneously suppressing criticizing remarks everywhere for their favorite films. Brush up on positive reviews, and when it was close to midnight at night, almost all negative comments on the Internet were suppressed. (To be continued ~^~)