How many "pretenders" are there between "Harbin 1994" and the spy war classic?
started with a good card, but played a mess, I am afraid that it is the new spy war drama "Harbin 1994". The script is wonderful, and Qin Hao's acting skills are also steady, but who would have thought that Yang Mi's joining would become the "Achilles heel" of this drama.
Don't look at Yang Mi as the queen of topics and traffic on weekdays, in this serious spy war drama, her "idol baggage" seems a little heavy. With exquisite makeup and fashionable hairstyles, it seems that he went to the wrong set, and directly crossed over from the scene of the spy war of the Republic of China to the fashion show. was supposed to be a tense and exciting spy battle scene, but because of Yang Mi's overly modern style, it made people feel a little dramatic.
The audience looked at this too "modern" shape and couldn't help but shake their heads, saying that this was not the image of the heroine of the spy war drama in their hearts. In contrast, the actresses in "The Pretender" did a great job. Wang Ou, Liu Mintao, Song Yi and others not only have superb acting skills, but more importantly, their shapes and overall images perfectly fit the war-torn era. Their wavy curly hair, Republican-style costumes, and temperament revealed in their gestures all make the audience feel as if they are in that era.
Of course, we can't judge an actor's performance just by their styling. However, when the styling is far from the plot and character setting, it will inevitably make people feel uncomfortable. In "Harbin 1994", Yang Mi's acting skills were also questioned by some audiences. Although she tried to play a complex and ruthless role, it always felt a little "too hard" and the performance traces were too heavy.
In contrast, the actresses in "The Pretender" are more natural and restrained in their acting skills. They convey the emotions and inner world of the characters through subtle expressions and movements, rather than simply attracting the audience's attention through exaggerated performances. This restrained and powerful way of performing allows the audience to understand and feel the complexity and depth of the characters more deeply.
In addition to the performances of the actors, the responsibilities of the director and screenwriter cannot be shirked. In "Harbin 1994", the director pursues the beauty and fashion sense of the picture too much, but ignores the compactness and rationality of the plot. Some key spy war plots have been simplified or ignored, resulting in a great reduction in the rhythm and tension of the whole show. At the same time, the screenwriter also seems to be a little powerless when creating the characters, resulting in a thin and lack of depth in the characters. It is difficult for the audience to feel the growth and change of the character, and it is difficult to empathize with and emotionally invest in the character.
However, "Harbin 1994" is not without merit. At least in some ways, it still has some merit. For example, Qin Hao's acting skills are eye-catching, he successfully created a complex and multi-faceted character image, allowing the audience to see his strength and potential as an actor. In addition, some of the plot settings in the play are also quite ingenious and novel, which makes people feel the screenwriter's intentions and creativity.
But in any case, compared with the classic spy war drama, "Harbin 1994" still has a big gap. If you want to become a classic like "The Pretender", you need to work on many aspects such as the script, actors, and production. First of all, screenwriters need to pay more attention to the rationality and compactness of the plot, and avoid too protracted and loose plot settings. At the same time, the actors also need to pay more attention to the inner drama and emotional expression of the characters, so that the audience can understand and feel the inner world of the characters more deeply. In addition, the production team also needs to pay more attention to the details and the presentation of the picture to create a more realistic, delicate and textured picture effect.
In fact, the audience's eyes are bright. They not only pay attention to the appearance and traffic of the actors, but also pay more attention to the performance strength of the actors and the quality of the script. Therefore, the production team of "Harbin 1994" needs to listen carefully to the voice of the audience, and constantly improve and enhance the quality and level of the series. Only in this way can it win the recognition and love of the audience and become a true classic.
At the same time, we also look forward to Yang Mi's breakthroughs and progress in his future works. After all, as a well-known actress in today's entertainment industry, she has a high reputation and influence. If she can improve and make breakthroughs in her acting skills, I believe it will bring more surprises and touches to the audience.
In addition, "Harbin 1994" also received some criticism in terms of costumes and makeup. Although the costumes and makeup of Yang Mi and other leading actors are very exquisite, they lack the characteristics and realism of that era. In contrast, the costumes and makeup in "The Pretender" are very much in line with the context of the time at the time, allowing the audience to better integrate into the plot.
In addition to the aspects mentioned above, there is also a gap between the two dramas in terms of soundtrack and sound effects. The soundtrack in "The Pretender" sets off the atmosphere of the plot just right, making it easier for the audience to be attracted to the plot. And "Harbin 1994" is a bit bland in terms of soundtrack, and it is not well integrated with the plot.
Moreover, there are also significant differences in the character creation of the two dramas. The characters in The Pretender are distinctive, and each character has their own unique personality and characteristics, making it easy for viewers to distinguish and remember them. And "Harbin 1994" is a bit thin in character creation, lacking depth and layering.
Although "Harbin 1994" has shortcomings in some aspects, we cannot deny its highlights and advantages in other aspects. For example, the show has done a great job in terms of cinematography and picture presentation, bringing a visual feast to the audience. In addition, the show has also gathered a group of excellent actors, and their performances have left a deep impression on the audience.
In general, the gap between "Harbin 1994" and the spy war classic "The Pretender" is not insurmountable. As long as the production team can listen carefully to the voices of the audience and continuously improve and enhance the quality and level of the series, I believe it can also become a spy war drama loved by the audience. At the same time, we also look forward to the actors being able to continue to challenge themselves in future works and bring more surprises and touches to the audience.
In the end, I want to say that although "Harbin 1994" has one or another problem, it is still a spy war drama worth watching. Whether it is from the perspective of the storyline, the actors' performances, or the production level, it has its own unique charm and highlights. Of course, if you can pay more attention to the details and actors' performances, you may be able to make it a better spy war drama work. I hope that "Harbin 1994" can continue to improve and perfect itself in the future broadcast, and bring more exciting drama content to the audience.