Nowadays, film and television works are really getting more and more daring to shoot, especially in costumes and styling, which are simply imaginative, how to attract attention.
Let's just say that in the new version of "Romance of the Gods", Su Daji in it is wearing pantyhose, revealing her slender legs, which is simply dumbfounded. Isn't this a clear catwalk style, isn't it possible that the palace of the king of the Xuan is still part-time in fashion week?
And that Sun Shangxiang, who wears erotic stockings when riding a horse and fighting, what kind of trouble is this? Do you want to show the sassy and heroic posture of the female general, or do you want to attract the audience's attention? I have to say that this director is really a "ghost talent", and this kind of whimsical collocation is really no one.
But then again, these outrageous looks did attract a lot of audiences. After all, in this era of looking at faces, appearance and shape are still very important. is like the female soldiers in those anti-Japanese dramas, all dressed in fancy clothes, although the combat effectiveness is a mystery, but at least visually it has brought a lot of impact to the audience.
However, let's also have to talk about it, is this kind of practice of pursuing visual effects too much really good? After all, film and television works still have to be content king. When you look at those classic old films, which one relies on costumes to attract the audience? Isn't it all based on wonderful stories and excellent performances?
Therefore, directors still need to work the script and actors' performances, and don't think about how to innovate in costume styling all day long. Of course, it would be nice if you could add some fashion elements appropriately on the premise of ensuring the quality of the content. After all, this is an era of diversity!
Speaking of the era of diversity, we have to mention the "divine operation" in those anti-Japanese dramas. Look at the female soldiers in those dramas, are they dressed more sexy than the other?
High heels, black stockings, and tights are all beckoning to you!
To be honest, I think these directors and screenwriters are really creative! But this kind of creativity is really a bit inappropriate for the anti-Japanese theme!
I think that while we are pursuing innovation and attracting attention, we should also respect history and facts! We can't dare to shoot anything and act in order to cater to the audience's taste! If this continues, the audience will become more and more disappointed!
If you look at that "Little Soldier Zhang Ga", it is also an anti-Japanese theme, but it can be deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, why? Because it respects history and the audience.
It doesn't have those bells and whistles, it doesn't have those outrageous plots, but it has real characters, touching stories, and patriotic feelings that make people's blood boil.
Therefore, directors, screenwriters, stop blindly pursuing novelty and excitement, tell stories well, shape and shape characters, better than anything else.
The audience is not stupid, they can tell what is a good drama and what is a bad drama. Stop fooling us with those outrageous shapes and plots, what we need is a good work that is real and touching!