Time Contributor | Corgi
See the dream again in the movie.
Reversal should be a bridge that many fans cannot resist.
A good reversal, what's most important? Respect for the intelligence of the audience, of course.
The ups and downs of the viewing experience, the sense of play against the screenwriter, is the essence of watching.
The reversal drama that can be done, we have to mention "The Secret Of The Nine".
As an episode of an independent story, it has now aired to the sixth season, and it is still maintaining the high energy of the episode -
Season 6 of Secret Nine
A play that "does not change for" fans
Speaking of "Secret Affair No. 9", I can't get around two people-
Steve Pepperbotton, Reece Sher smith, domestic audiences love to call "fat" and "two volumes".
All the stories in this play are written and performed by the two of them.
In 2014, the first season aired and was quickly touted to the same height as Black Mirror.
But it is not a turnaround, before that, the two collaborated on "Gentleman's League" and "Crazy City", which has been a very popular British black humor drama.
In the first episode of this season, the two writers play with the terrier very mischievously:
In fact, it's weird!
If you're curious about the two people's inexhaustible tips, they'll tell you in the second episode, don't ask, don't mix.
The story of this episode clearly alludes to the bad ending of "Game of Thrones" and the past of the audience's petition to remake.
This explores the delicate relationship between the author and the audience influencing each other.
McGuire (Steve Pemberton), a screenwriter with blood on his hands, hurried home when someone suddenly visits.
He calls himself Simon (Reece Shelsmith) and claims to have seen what just happened—
Gavin, a fan of the show who was pestering McGuire, was accidentally pushed down by him and accidentally died.
Simon said he recorded the whole process and helped him dispose of the body.
In fact, he is also a fan of "The Ninth Circle" written by McGuire.
Not only do you memorize the lines of each episode backwards, but you also memorize the scenes of each plot.
Fans are so attentive, what about the author himself?
Claiming to have lost one of life's great pleasures rather than return to the Ninth Circle.
So when the fans of the show have a big handle on the author, what will they do?
Straighten out the plot.
He said he had picked up the notebook of the dead fan with the new ending he had written for The Ninth Circle, and Simon agreed.
Fans and authors have long had serious deviations in their understanding of the plot.
For example, in the eyes of fans, who and who have long had the tendency to develop feelings, but here in McGuire, it is obviously two straight men!
But this will make him no longer talk, and can only live like a migrant boy, at the mercy of Simon.
He also appeared on Simon's "Circle 9" fandom podcast, posing as willing to take in the opinions of fans.
Carelessly, say the real reason why many works are bad -
They have changed from the original expression of a very individual author to a standard answer that is wrapped up in "public opinion" and blended by big data.
Lose your personality, and you will disappear into the crowd.
And "Secret Story 9" is good, it is always the old taste.
The unchanging iron partner, the unchanging formula, in exchange, is not simply to satisfy the audience.
What is "Secret Affair No. 9"?
The first dose of the recipe, black humor.
As a pure British drama, no matter how tense the plot is, it cannot delay their charm of humor.
For example, in the fourth episode of this season, James, the actor played in the second book, accidentally offended a big-name actor.
As a result, this big-name actor began to blatantly PUA James, wantonly deleting James's lines, which could not be deleted, snatched up his own words, and said that it was James's idea.
Finally, James, who came to rehearse the play early in the morning, became a "nodding machine" during the official performance, and the scene was funny.
The ironic plot, combined with the British humor that requires a lot of knowledge to get, makes the play a carnival of inquisition.
Don't patronize the fun, if you are not careful, you may not be able to keep up with the plot, its second formula is high density.
Through the English name "Inside No.9", you can know that the story takes place indoors, resort hotels, carriages, wardrobes, cars, offices, rehearsal rooms, backstage...
It is the only stage on which the story unfolds.
Scenes and time are destined to be extremely condensed, like S01E03's Tom and Jerry, which was originally a two-hour-long theatrical script, which was compressed to half an hour.
The explosive drama structure makes each episode have as many subversive reversals as possible, and also carries a variety of human contemplation and fear.
There is a third formulation, a dark kernel.
Again, in the story told above, when McGuire could only revise the script according to Simon's opinion.
Gavin, a fan of the drama whose bodies had all been cleaned up, suddenly appeared again.
It turned out that everything before that was Simon and Gavin's double reed.
Gavin wants McGuire to see his revised version of the script, and Simon thinks McGuire won't be able to read it, so they plot a manslaughter.
McGuire knew the truth, but immediately changed his face, Go to your book.
At this point in the story, it is only the first layer of reversal.
In fact, from the beginning of believing in this layer of reversal, the audience has fallen into the trap of the screenwriter.
In the end, the re-reversal of the trap renders the fans' morbid madness and the author's almost vicious arrogance to the extreme.
Throughout the thirty episodes, most of the openings are extremely bland, but often the characters come with ulterior motives.
They bring details that are thought out and details that are hard to tell, and they also bring unspeakable truths.
S1E1 "Sardine Game", by the ordinary dialogue in the family game, lets the audience brain make up for the unusually dark family past, about pedophilia and silence.
S3E6 Preview, where a group of people are invited to visit a party of wonder artists in advance and then die one by one.
The truth is that they all received organ transplants from a deceased person, but none of them treated their lives well, and someone decided to punish them.
Murder, kidnapping, incest, fraud, vampires, revenge, these dark themes are the usual things in this drama.
Watching this drama is not only to add a complete story in a large-density surface plot, but also to have enough tolerance for the truth.
The third episode of the season, "Lip Service", is considered to be the best of the season, and it is probably also the most brutal.
A man who was obsessed with love found a lip servicer and asked her to observe the hotel next door, which had his lover, but with other men.
At this time, the lover called, and the lip servicer relayed the lover's words.
The man who cannot be loved, through this medium, finally reaches a face-to-face communication with the "lover".
With such a romantic design, the story also quickly moved towards warmth.
The man can't help but show his loneliness and vulnerability, while the woman encourages him to come out.
However, this fragility and beauty are used as a pawn, and the appearance of women is a custom frame-up.
Behind it is a cold-blooded political struggle, and he is a completely innocent victim.
It is certainly not reproducible
For the small partners who have not yet entered the pit "Secret Matter of the Ninth", Time Jun would like to recommend an unusual few episodes as your first choice for entering the pit.
It's not hard to see secret 9's homage to hitchcock, Shakespeare, mimes, and other classic structures, and it has some creative explorations of its own.
S2E2, 12 Days of Christine.
The heroine Christine is alone in the face of a series of chaotic events, unable to understand.
The upcoming Oscar-winning film "Father Trapped in Time" is almost a copy of it in terms of formal structure.
S2E4, Cold Comfort.
The entire narrative is done through motionless surveillance footage, a fairly successful attempt at a tabletop film.
S3E1, The Devil of Christmas.
The chic retro form is inseparable from the final truth.
S4E3, Once and For All.
A series of oolong events, told through the way of segmented flashbacks, make the elusive themes of life more vividly interpreted.
S5E5, Think Out Loud.
The subject matter of the brain-burning movie is presented in the most minimalist way.
What they all have in common is the way the story is told and is part of the theme.
This spirit of exploration of the way of telling itself is, exaggeratedly, an asset to all storytellers.
Many divine dramas are tragedies that have been staged repeatedly in order to cater to the audience and become invisible to the public.
But the truth is that maintaining individuality is not about whether you want to or not, but whether you can or not.
The bad tail drama is not to go to the bad end because it caters to the audience, but first there is no expression of itself, and it is also a bad end that does not cater to the audience.
to cater to the audience, but exacerbated the tail effect.
"Secret Story 9" can not change itself, or thanks to this pair of living treasures.
They joked to themselves about "plagiarizing the ideas of the little screenwriter and throwing them into the River Thames", but again and again they used the ultimate story, chic telling, and all-round declaration of the screenwriter's victory.
So could Secret Affair 9 be copied?
Then I am afraid that there is only one possibility, let's copy these two ghosts first.
【 Shiguang Fuli 】
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