These insulting shots of the public's intelligence: I endured the bra print, and Sun Shangxiang really couldn't stand wearing black silk

Throughout the entertainment industry, the audience no longer has the right to decide on the quality and content of film and television works.

Directors are increasingly inclined to cater to the market and make money, while the audience's preferences and expectations seem to be insignificant.

This phenomenon is intensifying in the entertainment industry, and the creativity and quality of directors seem to have been completely forgotten.

This article will take stock of some speechless footage and expose those plots that are unbearable to look at. And what is the reason behind this?

Why do directors dare to take the audience for fools, thinking that they will make a lot of money by doing so? Among the many anti-Japanese dramas,

An impossible shot to ignore is a sanitary napkin that travels through time. A hundred years ago,

The existence of sanitary napkins is almost unimaginable to us. However, in the anti-Japanese drama,

Sanitary napkins actually appear in the plot.

This historical error and irrationality makes one question whether the directors know enough about history.

In the social conditions of that time, sanitary napkins were almost a luxury for ordinary people, not to mention during the war years.

The ignorance and perfunctory attitude of the directors is unacceptable, shouldn't they have a certain historical common sense?

In addition to historical mistakes, the directors' beautification of the environment is also difficult to accept. In the anti-Japanese war drama,

The audience expects to see the hardships and difficulties, but finds that the characters in these plays live a life without food and clothing.

The fact that commanders are out and about enjoying hearty meals is in stark contrast to real-world predicament.

Audiences want to see real scenes of the war, not these glorified environments.

The directors seem to ignore the audience's pursuit of authenticity and realism,

More attention is paid to the arrangement of the plot and the emotional creation of the audience. And in terms of plot arrangement,

Directors are also starting to go the old-fashioned route. The plot of three women fighting for a man has long been seen,

And in the anti-Japanese drama, it appeared again. What the audience wants to see is to defend the country,

And not this old emotional entanglement. The renovation and innovation of these plots seems to have moved farther and farther away from the directors,

They are obsessed with old bridges and don't have the courage to create new stories and characters. In addition to the problem of plot,

There are also some irrationalities in the characterization of directors. In the anti-Japanese drama,

There have even been cases of sexual harassment in the workplace. The existence of this plot is incomprehensible,

A female spy in a high position actually announced that she would die to apologize for her crime because she was touched on her chest.

This is unacceptable, so why not seek justice and justice, but use death to prove your innocence?

Such a plot is not only illogical, but also does not contribute to the audience's emotional experience.

The most intolerable thing is the unreasonable arrangement of the details in the costume drama by the directors.

Black silk is a symbol related to sex like modern bandeau, and the appearance of black silk in costume dramas is undoubtedly an abrupt and contradictory feeling.

Sun Shangxiang, a heroine in history, was actually put on black silk, giving people a feeling of abstinence.

This innovative attempt may seem interesting, but it goes against the audience's expectations of historical authenticity.

The directors don't realize that their ideas aren't getting the audience's approval, but instead make people feel embarrassed and uncomfortable.

To sum up, the directors' neglect and perfunctory behavior towards the audience is unacceptable. They chase commercial interests,

But it ignores the audience's pursuit of quality and innovation. The director should realize that the audience's eyes are snowy,

They are eager to see authentic and quality work. If directors continue to indulge in perfunctory and pandering to the market,

They will lose the support and recognition of their audience. Directors need to reflect and recognize their responsibilities,

Present better works for the audience. Finally, I would like to ask readers a question:

What do you think about the current entertainment industry? How do you think directors should improve the quality and innovation of their work?