Yang Mi, who has infinite scenery, will encounter another major test in her career! Not long after her latest starring spy war drama "Night Messenger" was completed and broadcast, negative comments sprung up like mushrooms after a rain. The agents in the play are bloated and clumsy, and they know the enemy's whereabouts inside out; The villain spy is slow, as if he has been coated with "zombie toxin". Such an absurd plot completely subverted the audience's expectations for spy war dramas, the score plummeted, and the reputation plummeted.
Some viewers directly shouted and asked the screenwriters and directors of the crew to clean up the portal and recreate a spy masterpiece that conforms to reality. In the face of such huge pressure from public opinion, can Yang Mi and the crew fight back? What kind of response will they make? Where will this "imbecile" drama go in the end? It will be interesting to see!
In this turbulent era, spy war dramas have always been the audience's favorite. They tell the story of heroes who hide in the darkness and do not hesitate to risk their lives to fight for the good of the country and the nation. Recently, the new drama "Harbin 1944" starring Qin Hao and Yang Mi has let us relive the bits and pieces of those cruel years. Although the plot is exciting, there are also some flaws, let's analyze them together.
In the play, Song Zhuowen, played by Qin Hao, is an excellent underground intelligence agent of the Communist Party, who successfully infiltrated the Harbin Special Service Department of the puppet Manchurian with his extraordinary wisdom and cautious style. In this terrifying environment surrounded by enemies, Song Zhuowen not only has to carefully hide his identity, but also has to complete dangerous missions one by one.
Through careful arrangement, he finally found out the secret detention point of the arrested people of our party and successfully rescued his comrades. This is undoubtedly a climax of the whole drama, which makes people admire Song Zhuowen's wisdom and bravery. But it is precisely this plot that allows us to see some flaws.
First of all, the details of the rescue operation were somewhat sloppy. How did Song Zhuowen find out the detention point, and how did he arrange the rescue operation? These key links were not explained in detail, and they seemed a bit blunt and far-fetched. Secondly, the scenes of the entire rescue operation are also too simple, lacking enough tension and urgency, which makes people a little unable to substitute for it.
In addition, the role of Guan Xue, the head of the secret service section played by Yang Mi, is also quite complaining. It is hard to imagine that the head of the special service section with special skills will be placed in such a dangerous position. In addition, Yang Mi's acting skills can only be said to be barely passing, which makes people a little disappointed with the aura of this character.
In addition to the problem of character building, the crew did not do a good job in details. For example, the texture and set of some scenes seem quite cheap, and it is difficult for people to really substitute for that cruel era. Some of the villains' performances are also too blunt and contrived, making people lose confidence in how terrible they are.
"Harbin 1944" is a very tense spy war drama, telling the story of a group of underground workers fighting bravely behind enemy lines. But unfortunately, the show was bombarded by the audience after its premiere. The audience complained that the plot was too blunt, the details were rough and sloppy, and even some plots that were incompatible with the historical background appeared.
First of all, let's talk about Guan Xue, the heroine played by Yang Mi in the play, her identity setting is a little confusing. The plot is like this, Guan Xue is an underground worker who is responsible for gathering intelligence behind enemy lines. But the question is, what is the difference between her dress, words and deeds and ordinary girls? Wearing beautiful clothes, delicate makeup, and walking with small steps, she doesn't look like an experienced underground worker.
What's even more nonsense is that Guan Xue's soft and weak character setting can play such an important role? Although a woman sinks into a fish and a goose, this plot is too far-fetched, right? Take the scenes where Guan Xue and the enemy are around, there is no thrilling taste at all, but it seems a little contrived and pretentious.
Let's talk about Yang Mi's acting skills. Although her appearance is indeed first-class, but her acting skills, let's still say bluntly, barely pass. Her lines often lack a sense of aura and seem a little thin. Especially in some key scenes, the rendering of emotions and the control of tension are not in place, so that people only have one feeling after watching it: this acting is just like that.
Personally, I think Yang Mi is more suitable for some light-hearted comedy roles, as for this kind of drama, especially spy war dramas, her temperament and acting skills are still a little stretched. However, the crew is also to blame, and there are serious flaws in the script and character setting when such an important role is handed over to her.
In addition to the problem of character building, the crew did not do a good job in details. For example, the texture and scenery of some scenes are quite cheap, and it is difficult for people to really substitute the atmosphere of that cruel era. Some of the villains' performances are also too blunt and contrived, making people lose confidence in their horror level.
Although the theme of this drama is very popular, the production level and creative skills are far from enough. Many film and television practitioners have suggested that the show should be temporarily removed from the shelves, revise the script, re-polish the character building and details, and give the audience a more exciting spy war masterpiece when it is launched again.
Whenever I see such a work that has high hopes but is not fully enjoyed, I feel very regretful. Spy war dramas have always been a very challenging subject, which requires the creator to have a deep understanding and understanding of that era, an extremely keen ability to control the details, and a unique insight into character building. It can be said that the difficulty of making a high-quality spy war drama is far beyond what we laymen can imagine.
However, it is precisely because of this high difficulty that successful spy war masterpieces will be impressive and make people have a more real experience of that era. I sincerely hope that the crew of "Harbin 1944" can listen to everyone's opinions with an open mind, re-examine their own shortcomings, learn from the lessons, and have the opportunity to launch a well-crafted work again in the future, so that the audience can truly experience the hardships and tenacity of that era.