Predicted box office 3.3 billion, Chen Sicheng was questioned, central media spoke for it, "Disappearing Her" has too much stamina

Unexpectedly, "Disappearing Her" is so popular!

On the eve of its release, "Disappearing Her", "Don't Call Me a God of Gamblers", "I Love You! These three movies, it's hard to imagine that the box office gap will be so big.

So far, only "Disappearing Her" has broken 1 billion at the box office.

In contrast, even Hollywood blockbusters such as "Transformers", "Fast and Furious 9" and "Spider-Man" cannot shake its box office status.

Not only that, the media predicts that the box office of "Disappearing Her" will reach 3.3 billion.

I don't want to comment too much on that.

However, there is a strange phenomenon that needs to be noted, that is, someone has begun to pick Chen Sicheng's "thorn".

First, the score of one petal has dropped sharply, and it has fallen to 6.7 points.

Secondly, the audience constantly criticized it, thinking that this movie is a bad movie.

Finally, there are some topics that deliberately provoke the topic of "gender" and "marriage", resulting in confrontation among the audience, and even directly pointing the finger at the film itself.

Is that really the case?

It is undeniable that "Gone Her" does have flaws, such as the story has logical inconsistencies.

And the central media's evaluation of "Disappearing Her" can be described as comprehensive.

From the content to the actors, the all-round recognition is undoubtedly to show the public that this film is indeed outstanding.

In fact, for the layout of suspense films, Chen Sicheng has begun as early as the "Detective Chinatown" series and is gradually maturing.

In my opinion, Chen Sicheng is good at combining "suspense" with other elements to make the audience worth the ticket price.

For example, the "Tang Detective" series is suspense + comedy, which is suitable for release in the festive Spring Festival file.

On the other hand, "Disappearing Her" takes the route of suspense + love.

While these two elements can easily produce unexpected effects, they are also the most difficult to combine.

Suspense wants reversal and atmosphere, while love wants romance and is based on reality.

To this end, Chen Sicheng used the "drama within a play" model to increase the code layer by layer, grasping the scale just right, allowing me to see the influence of domestic films.

The first layer of plus - the character of the scumbag

The keyword "scumbag" is the first suspense card of "Disappearing Her"

At first, He Fei (played by Zhu Yilong) The situation and experience made many viewers can't help but sympathize.

Then, through layers of reasoning, I began to suspect that all this was an illusion caused by taking medicine.

Finally, expose the true face of He Fei and confirm the identity of the "scumbag".

Through reversal after reversal, it triggers an important topic of the film - marriage anxiety.

In the body of this phoenix man, there are character shortcomings that all women hate, such as selfishness, gambling, greed for money...

I have to say that Chen Sicheng will really grasp the psychology of women, no matter what the final impact is, anyway, let the audience find a target for "gathering fire".

Of course, this topic cannot be fabricated out of thin air, it must be related to reality, so that there is a sense of substitution.

The second layer of code - reality and rumors help

In the first half of the movie, I believe that many audiences have palpitations after watching it.

Here, "Disappearing Her" selects two appalling "rumors" that occurred in Southeast Asia, laying the groundwork for the thriller atmosphere of the entire movie.

The first rumor is that a newlyweds came to Southeast Asia to travel, and while changing clothes in the fitting room, their wife suddenly disappeared mysteriously, and her husband has been searching for no results.

Years later, on a special show, the husband saw his missing wife, who was no longer human.

The second rumor really happened.

Also in Southeast Asia, a wife committed her husband to a psychiatric hospital.

There is a local rule that as long as the guardian signs and agrees, then a surgery can be performed to make the patient lose some function.

Finally, when the husband loses civil capacity, the wife, as the first heir, acquires all his property.

Under such layers of foreshadowing, the audience's psychological defense line was once again broken.

It was not until He Fei's identity as a "scumbag" was exposed that it diverted the audience's attention.

So "Disappearing Her" let Zhu Yilong bear all the firepower, let Ni Ni lead the "revenge scumbag" team to assemble, and the drama of good girlfriends doing justice was officially staged.

Watching the entire movie, it is easy for the audience to think of some things that happened in reality.

Sure enough, similar topics are on the hot search.

Even CCTV's "Today's Statement" has begun to pay attention to popular science for the audience.

For a commercial film, the best way to create momentum is undoubtedly to make the audience more emotional and more engaged.

The third layer of extra code - Wen Yongshan and Ni Ni's "beauty effect"

As soon as the "fake" Li Muzi played by Wen Yongshan appeared, he was labeled as a "femme fatale".

I have to admit that the "fake" Li Muzi is really amorous, and behind a touch of red is a symbol of danger.

But the role played by Wen Yongshan can be seen by discerning people to know that it is fake, but they can't find any evidence.

Faced with the "bad" woman in front of her doing whatever she wants, constantly tapping the audience's psychological defenses, setting the tone of suspense for the entire movie.

When many viewers who do not know the truth stand on the same front as the male protagonist He Fei, reasoning together to expose the identity and conspiracy of the "fake wife".

In the end, the identity of the "fake" Li Muzi came to a big reversal.

Only one line was used, so that Wen Yongshan stood on the side of the "scumbag victim" and successfully won her favor.

And the female character played by Ni Ni has two faces in the film.

The first "face".

Her name is Chen Mai and she is a gold-medalmed female lawyer.

In order to help He Fei expose the identity of the "fake wife", she did not hesitate to risk her life to make enough drama for the subsequent reversal.

The second "face".

Her name is Shen Man, and she is the perfect best girlfriend.

In the film, she had a vague ambiguous scene with the real Li Muzi, which took the audience's emotions into place.

At this time, He Fei (played by Zhu Yilong) and Shen Man (played by Ni Ni) are no longer grasshoppers on the same rope, but game opponents at both ends of the gender.

And Ni Ni's true identity not only upholds justice, but also wins the favor of female audiences.

According to statistics, far more female viewers marked as "wanting to see" "Disappearing Her" than men.

At this point, Chen Sicheng's purpose has also been achieved, that is, to create anxiety for the audience, but also to provide a window for cathartic emotions.

So "Disappearing Her" is no accident and has become a panacea for "identifying scumbags", "persuading the love brain", "testing the relationship between couples" and "exposing the true face of marriage".

It is said that bringing girlfriends and boyfriends to see the best effect together.

As a result, the cinema turned into a big scene of knocking boyfriend and girlfriend disappearing unexpectedly.

I have to admit that outside of the movie, the "butterfly effect" created by Chen Sicheng has become a sounding board for women's emotions and poked their hearts.

The most talked about topics are undoubtedly "fear of marriage" and "singleness", which make people's yearning for a beautiful marriage once fell to the freezing point.

Even, some people were dissatisfied with the Easter egg at the end and denounced the intentional whitewashing.

It doesn't matter if you scold or agree.

In my opinion, it is human nature to have this anxiety, but don't be deflected by some impure thoughts.

In general, Chen Sicheng's talent is worthy of recognition, actors like Zhu Yilong hope that the more the better, Ni Ni and Wen Yongshan are even more pleasing to the eye.

Please treat "Disappearing Her" as a movie, don't think it so realistically!