更新时间:2010-01-05
睿蕊 • 中央舞台2:Being good at dancing doesn't make a good movie~
No doubt, the story itself originally should be charming: a talented girl, with not at all family or even academic background, fights with life and pursuits THE dream.
Naturally and normally, it makes a good plot. However, the black&white paper copy, I bet, sells better than the colorful picture copy.
Why? Here's why.
corpse-like-stiff acting, constantly unchangable 7-teeth-showing smile(the leading attress only), some "someone must be watching, so we better be indulged" affection-revealing romantic scene, not-so-amazing-leveled dancing scene, ect, you name it.
Even the final push(the big show) doesn't stand out enough. The real audience, not those figurant watched by us, might have had the similar experience like this/mine: "Oh, the big show is finally coming...and that's it?!". Yeah, that's it~
Last but definitely not least, the very ending life-philosophy telling part. Oh, how about no plot at all, just standing in front of the camera and doing the talking? Oops, that's what a lecture looks like, rather than a movie, doesn't it?
In a word, being good at dancing doesn't make a good movie.
Naturally and normally, it makes a good plot. However, the black&white paper copy, I bet, sells better than the colorful picture copy.
Why? Here's why.
corpse-like-stiff acting, constantly unchangable 7-teeth-showing smile(the leading attress only), some "someone must be watching, so we better be indulged" affection-revealing romantic scene, not-so-amazing-leveled dancing scene, ect, you name it.
Even the final push(the big show) doesn't stand out enough. The real audience, not those figurant watched by us, might have had the similar experience like this/mine: "Oh, the big show is finally coming...and that's it?!". Yeah, that's it~
Last but definitely not least, the very ending life-philosophy telling part. Oh, how about no plot at all, just standing in front of the camera and doing the talking? Oops, that's what a lecture looks like, rather than a movie, doesn't it?
In a word, being good at dancing doesn't make a good movie.
