1. Prologue revealed: Huang Jingyu's long film journey has ups and downs, and his outstanding performance in "Operation Red Sea" has begun to show its edge!
Huang Jingyu, a veteran artist who has been forging ahead on the road of acting for many years, has always been firmly committed to the hot land of the film industry, and despite the bumpy road, he has never stopped chasing his artistic dreams.
Looking back a few years ago, he successfully portrayed a ruthless character in the war adventure blockbuster "Operation Red Sea" with his superb acting skills, which won warm applause and high praise from the audience, injecting new vitality and hope into his career.
The audience was full of praise for his excellent performance, and predicted that he was about to rise to become a powerful actor of the new generation. However, fate always seems to like to play tricks on people, and the box office performance of several well-crafted works in a row has not been satisfactory, which has put Huang Jingyu's career in an unprecedented predicament.
Just when industry insiders and the audience had doubts about his future development, director Shen Teng's comedy masterpiece "Flying Life" was born, and Huang Jingyu was fortunate to be among the cast of the film.
In the first film, he played a rich boy Lin Zhendong, who was personable and wealthy, and became the biggest competitor of the actor Zhang Chi. The fierce confrontation between them is a classic, and Huang Jingyu portrays the character of Lin Zhendong vividly, and his arrogant and extravagant personality traits are vividly interpreted by him, which makes the audience praise him.
2. The beginning of the text (flashback): "Flying Life 2" was shockingly released, and the audience was puzzled by Huang Jingyu's role, and only briefly appeared in the later scene to answer a phone call.
The much-anticipated "Flying Life 2" has finally been unveiled in anticipation. Given Huang Jingyu's wonderful performance in the previous film, the audience naturally regarded him as a highlight of this film.
However, when the audience stepped into the theater with great expectations and watched the film, they found that Huang Jingyu's scenes were so scarce.
Throughout the film, he only makes a brief appearance in the final racing scene, answers a phone call and leaves in a hurry. After such a brief appearance, Huang Jingyu's figure disappeared on the big screen in an instant.
The audience sitting in the theater couldn't help but look around with a look of confusion on their faces, for fear of missing any of the key plots.
Even for those veteran fans who were deeply impressed by the first "Flying Life", this time in "Flying Life 2", they are likely to miss that moment for the first time - that flashing character turned out to be Lin Zhendong, who was peerless back then!
Huang Jingyu's appearance in this film is so short that most viewers are not aware of his presence.
3. Interlude: Let's go back to the first "Flying Life", the role of Lin Zhendong played by Huang Jingyu can be called a model of rich and handsome, with luxury equipment such as private jets, and the protagonist Zhang Chi is on an equal footing, and is a key villain.
When it comes to Huang Jingyu in the first part, his temperament is simply precious. His portrayal of Lin Zhendong is undoubtedly a typical representative of the rich and handsome, and the cars he drives are all luxury cars, not to mention that he also owns top luxury goods such as private jets.
A luxury car worth millions and a private jet, these top-level configurations all highlight Lin Zhendong's wealthy family background.
Facing the protagonist Zhang Chi played by Shen Teng, the two masters debated fiercely, evenly matched, and refused to give in to each other. Not only that, but their skills are also equal, and several thrilling action scenes have showcased the equally outstanding combat effectiveness of both sides.
Many viewers even jokingly said at the time that if it weren't for the word "Flying Speed" in the title of the play, they would almost mistakenly think that the male protagonist of this film is Lin Zhendong.
Huang Jingyu's interpretation of the role of Lin Zhendong is undoubtedly the result of careful planning by the crew. His performance is deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, showing Lin Zhendong's arrogant and conceited character characteristics vividly and vividly, leaving a deep impression on the audience.
The wonderful performance of the first part made the audience full of expectations for Huang Jingyu's performance in the sequel.
Fourth, the text is inherited (flashback): The audience lamented that Huang Jingyu had few scenes in the second part, like a dragonfly passing by like a little water, which was easily ignored and became the most pitiful actor.
Just when the audience had high hopes for Huang Jingyu's performance in the sequel, "Flying Life 2" brought an unexpected shock to everyone as soon as it was released. Just by virtue of the short interlude scene and a brief greeting, Lin Zhendong announced the curtain call in the entire movie.
It seems too harsh to use words such as "dispensable" and "if there is nothing" to describe Lin Zhendong's role in his latest masterpiece, because he does act like a ghost and has almost no contribution to the development of the whole plot.
Amazingly, the audience who watched the film even directly said that Huang Jingyu is the most tragic character in this movie Compared with Liu Haoran, who was controversial before and only had a 10-second scene, his role is already quite plump, and some netizens humorously joked that although we did not witness Huang Jingyu's figure, at least we appreciated his luxury car, so the income from ticket purchases was not completely wasted, and what is even more sad is that this key villain who once shined in his first work is now belittled in the sequelThe role of "soy sauce", the role is pitiful, and the sense of presence is almost negligible, and the audience is shocked in the face of such an arrangement, and they all lamented that Huang Jingyu was really ignored and became the most neglected actor in the whole movie.
5. Extended comment: This arrangement is really thought-provoking, making the former main characters almost lose their sense of presence in the new work, which is obviously intentional by the producer. From the screenwriter's point of view, Huang Jingyu's few roles in "Flying Life 2" and the low arrangement of scenes are really incomprehensible.
The almost complete marginalization of the main villain of the year in the new work is undoubtedly due to some special creative considerations, so is it deliberately lowering his role to highlight the glorious image of the protagonist? Or is it out of other inscrutable creative intentions? Is there some deep creative meaning hidden behind this arrangement? All of this needs to be understood and interpreted by the majority of fans themselves, however, it is undeniable that this treatment is indeed unexpected, making the role of Lin Zhendong, who was originally active on the screen, almost completely disappear in this sequel.
6. Ending: Huang Jingyu's situation is suffocating, but perhaps it is such ups and downs that can more profoundly show the frustration and bitterness of the actors.
It must be frankly pointed out that the trajectory of Huang Jingyu's fate in these two movies is indeed deplorable. From being portrayed as a pivotal villain in the first film, to the glorious moment of being in the limelight and in the limelight, to being ruthlessly ignored and reduced to a marginal figure in the second film, such a worldly difference really makes people feel the idea of reaching out to help.
However, if we think about it from a different angle, this kind of undulating and contrasting plot setting may be the best interpretation of the twists and turns and hardships that an outstanding actor needs to go through.
Without obstacles, perseverance cannot be highlighted, and without troughs, it is difficult to improve the wisdom of insight into the world. I firmly believe that for Huang Jingyu, a veteran actor, this bumpy journey may become a key turning point in his life, so that he can gain more profound understanding and enlightenment on the road of art.