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At the Hong Kong International Film and TELEVISION Festival at the beginning of this year, TVB released trailers for a number of upcoming episodes. It also includes a number of highly anticipated big productions, so this year was once regarded as another big year for Hong Kong dramas.
But unfortunately, it will soon be May, and many of the dramas broadcast by TVB this year can be said to have been thrown on the street one after another, which is really disappointing to many viewers.
Recently, the police drama "Guy Remembers to Do Big Things", co-starring Fu generals Ouyang Zhenhua, Ma Dezhong, Wan Qiwen and Chen Ying, is currently being broadcast.
I thought that with the assistance of Ouyang Zhenhua, the drama could play a beautiful "turnaround battle" for TVB, which was sluggish this year. However, after the episode was broadcast, word of mouth continued to decline, and negative reviews on the Internet continued. It can be said that "Guys Do Big Things" suffered Waterloo, and the results were definitely not as good as expected.
The drama is currently broadcast for more than a week, and I believe that there must be a lot of spit in the hearts of the small partners who have watched the drama. In the first few episodes, the heroine Wan Qiwen became a nominal heroine, and the role was pitiful, completely dispensable.
Almost all the limelight is occupied by the female number two Chen Ying, obviously it is a crime-solving drama, and it is quite uncomfortable to enter the theme for a long time.
With the deepening of the plot in the last two episodes, the role of the heroine Wan Qiwen is slowly increasing. But what makes the audience even more speechless is that the embarrassing plot has struck again!
In the ninth episode, when the plot tells that Ouyang Cong, played by Ouyang Zhenhua, sees from the smiling eyes of Xu Xiyi, played by Wan Qiwen, and Chang Xiao, played by Chen Ying, that the two have an unknown relationship.
So the sensitive Ouyang Zhenhua suddenly took Wan Qiwen's hand and pushed it towards the glass, which was enough to knock Wan Qiwen's wall for a minute and a half.
After the episode aired, this scene once again caused a hot discussion on the Internet. The scenes of such a comparison of Mary Sue and Japanese-Korean dramas appeared in a crime-solving drama that would have been quite inexplicable, and it was as long as a minute and a half.
60-year-old Ouyang Zhenhua Wallo 50-year-old Wan Qiwen, really embarrassed to see the cancer has committed, can only admire the screenwriter's magical brain hole.
"Guys Do Big Things" was fully completed at the beginning of last year, and then entered post-production. With the appeal of the three major protagonists, this drama can be regarded as the first fire before it is broadcast, and the popularity of discussion on the Internet is extremely high.
But now that it has been broadcast, it seems to be like that, and the facts have once again proved that there is no good script, even if there are good actors and good acting skills, everything is nothing. So now I can only sigh: even Ouyang Zhenhua can't save it!
According to the next TVB plot arrangement, there will be two episodes broadcast next month. They are the criminal investigation drama "The Strange Case Against heaven" starring Chen Zhanpeng, Lin Xiawei and Feng Yingying, and the costume mythological drama "A Smile Crossing the Mortal World" starring Xiao Zhengnan, Tang Luowen and Shen Zhenxuan.
The editor of "A Smile Crossing the Mortal World" does not hold out any hope, so it seems that the burden of reversing the unfavorable situation has fallen on "The Strange Case against Heaven" and also on Chen Zhanpeng, who has not broadcast episodes for nearly three years.
It is understood that "The Case of The Strange Case" belongs to the fast-paced unit crime-solving series, similar to "Twelve Legends". There are many cases in the whole series, each case is quite a "novel" case, and each case will be solved within 2 to 3 episodes, so compared to the rhythm of "Guys Do Big Things", it is obviously much tighter.
For "Guys Do Big Things", I believe that many small partners and small editors are quite disappointed. The reason for the disappointment may be that the expectations for it are too high, or it may be that it is really not good-looking.
So I don't know if Chen Zhanpeng, who has not had a drama broadcast for almost three years, can become a rescue soldier? Let's wait and see!