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Yang Mi has been stunned in the past two years, and she is crazy to show off her figure and appearance everywhere on the Internet. When people are middle-aged, they still try to rely on this hand to demagogue, and they really think of themselves as little girls?
Yang Mi underestimated the audience's eyesight and fire too much! Even amateurs can see how contrived and stiff her play is, but she is the only one who is self-righteous as a talker.
Compared with the female spy "Wang Manchun" played by Wang Ou, it is simply a world of difference. The former interprets the role vividly, with a calm and ruthless temperament between a smile and a smile.
The latter interprets a battlefield heroine into a modern Bai Fumei, full of sweet words and a large figure to seduce the camera. Does this director want to make an idol drama?
What's even more ridiculous is that Yang Mi didn't realize it at all, but felt good about himself and thought that he had finally gotten out of the trap of idol dramas. Naïve girl, do you think that just by adding yourself and changing your look, you can play a new role and a new life to deceive us?
Yang Mi, who is old and yellow, is 38 years old this year, and he is still showing off his body like a girl on the Internet. The degree of this behavior is out of line, and other more low-key actresses may be able to get away with it.
But it's Yang Mi, as a former first-line little flower, how many viewers have watched her grow up, and her current behavior is really despicable.
At present, the Internet is full of complaints about Yang Mi's new drama "Harbin 1944". However, to start from the beginning, in fact, the quality of the drama itself is still good, but it was completely ruined by Yang Mi's inferior acting skills.
At the beginning, in order to transform in this drama, she specially invited an acting teacher to check it, but the result is still the same, and she can only play those habitual pitiful and generous little white flowers.
plays the important role of the female spy chief, but it looks like being a noblewoman or an urban white-collar worker. Dressed appropriately, even the scene of dripping blood looks so out of place. The lines are even faster than scored, like a cynical modern girl who shows off her power to passers-by.
From this point of view alone, she has completely lost control, and her understanding and interpretation of the role are too different. I'm really curious what she thinks, does she think that shaking her head at the camera with her little white teeth can fool the audience through?
From the analysis of this drama, it is not difficult to see that Yang Mi, as an old drama bone, is still stuck in her original idol drama positioning, and it is difficult to extricate herself.
"Harbin 1944" is a relatively orthodox spy war drama that tells the story of the Chinese Expeditionary Force's establishment of secret intelligence agencies and guerrilla warfare in Northeast China during the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression.
This requires the actor to have a full and poignant understanding of that cruel era, from costumes, actions to psychological state, to pursue documentary. But Yang Mi's interpretation is obviously too exaggerated and extravagant, and it is difficult for people to believe from head to toe that she is a female warrior who came out of the battlefield.
In order to cater to her, the director guided the style of the whole play away from the original positioning. In this way, the quality of similar scripts is not important, what matters is how deep the actor's own skills are and how professional they are. Yang Mi's acting skills have obviously seriously hindered her further breakthrough on the road to drama.
On a deeper level, this style of packaging idols also directly reflects some of the homogenization status quo in the current entertainment industry. "Traffic" seems to have completely replaced the weight of "acting" in the minds of some practitioners. did not hesitate to change course and cater to all the unreasonable demands of celebrities, trying to take the opportunity to gain attention and popularity.
This will inevitably cause distrust and dissatisfaction among the audience towards the industry as a whole. People are more eager to see good works with solid connotations, rather than such superficial speculation.
Yang Mi's phenomenon reflects some chaos in the current entertainment industry:
The first is the inseparability between the private life of a star and the career of an artist. Many celebrities seem to have forgotten their own responsibilities and should devote themselves to the careful shaping of the role, rather than showing off their appearance.
The second is the weakness of the director and the production team in controlling the quality of the work. In order to win attention and traffic, he did not hesitate to sacrifice the integrity of the work, which violated the original intention of art.
Then there is the distortion of the industry's judging standards. The attention and click-through rate are temporarily above all else, and even the acting itself is spurned intentionally or unintentionally. As everyone knows, acting skills are the foundation of a drama.
All kinds of signs show that the current ecological environment of the domestic entertainment industry has become increasingly closed and homogeneous, and there is limited room for newcomers and new works to emerge. This is undoubtedly a big hidden danger for the long-term development of the industry, and it is urgent to regain the original intention and return to the path of rational professionalism.
Yang Mi's current embarrassment is really out of place. As a former first-line little flower, her words and deeds will undoubtedly still be well-known to be chased and complained.
And this time, she relied on her young age, appearance and figure online, and with a brute courage, she wanted to turn into an "acting school" overnight. If you are in such a hurry, you will inevitably go crazy and end up in a narrow situation of self-judgment.
So we saw a lot of complaints about her on the Internet. The people just want to use this opportunity to pour some cold water on her, the "idol drama out-of-gas baby", hoping that she can sober up as soon as possible and be good for herself. The world has only a good intention, how can it ever want to hurt anyone?
This incident quickly aroused heated discussions among netizens on the Internet, and some netizens thought that Yang Mi was too greedy, and she had to pretend to be tender and cute even though she was already a 38-year-old aunt, which made people sick to their stomachs when they looked at it.
Some netizens think that Yang Mi is just lost and is too obsessed with traffic and attention, so he will practice his acting career like this. Some people also say that Yang Mi was spoiled by the director and was instigated to dress revealing and coquettish.
However, some rational netizens analyzed that the reason why Yang Mi is like this is probably because she herself is aware of the bottleneck period of her career, so she wants to transform so desperately, but unfortunately the means are a little pretentious.
Throughout the whole text, it is not difficult for us to find that Yang Mi is now in a rather passive situation. Her years of idol drama career have been too smooth, which made her ignore the most fundamental cultivation requirements of the identity of an actor.
When the world sees through her superficial wrists, her anxieties begin to show up in a feverish attachment to the camera and attention. She was lucky and wanted to make a comeback in the industry with this hand.
It's a pity that she misjudged the changes in the times and people's aesthetics. Relying solely on appearance and figure will never be able to impress the current audience, but will give people a bad feeling of superficial speculation.
An excellent actor needs to have solid basic skills and a hard understanding of the role. Even if it is a commercial work, it should strive to be close to reality and penetrate into three parts. What the audience wants to see most is a character that allows them to feel the same way.
So for Yang Mi, the most important thing she should do now is to reflexively and calm down to re-practice her acting skills, instead of being blinded by superficial vanity. The most precious thing in the profession of an actor is to gain the sincere love of the audience, if she loses her way, she can only laugh and be generous in the end.
So, dear audience friends, how do you think Yang Mi should get out of this predicament in the future? Welcome to leave a message in the comment area to discuss.