Chapter 931

In Europe and the United States, where political correctness is prevalent, if a star publishes some unfriendly remarks about black people, they will encounter a lot of abuse, offend many people in the circle, and cause extremely negative impacts on their career.

However, as long as the remarks are not particularly extreme, there is still a way out, and the star can still eat this bowl of rice, it might just be a bit more bumpy.

However, if you dare to insult the Jews, you have really poked the sky.

It is said that the bosses of the largest media companies in the world are Jews, and they control more than 80% of the news and public opinion.

West provoked such a group, and almost immediately suffered sanctions.

First, the accounts on several social platforms were all banned, then multiple endorsement brands he cooperated with terminated contracts with him, and stars posted tweets to denounce his behavior one after another.

Overnight, West became a street rat that everyone shouted to beat; all social relations were disconnected from him, and all his businesses and careers collapsed.

The only good news is that his trendy shoe brand with a market value of one billion US dollars was not too affected.

Probably ordinary people don't care about West scolding the Jews at all, but the public opinion on the internet seems to want West to never turn over.

As far as the current situation is concerned, this talented rapper is likely to be finished. Foreign stars have already taken sides, unanimously believing that West is an idiot who said words that absolutely should not be said.

Currently, it is estimated that no one dares to risk the world's condemnation to help him speak.

To be honest, the image of Jews in China is actually not particularly good.

Although West's previous remarks on the internet were a bit crazy, if you think about it carefully, it is not completely unreasonable.

It's just because it involves Jews, so he was targeted so miserably.

Most Chinese netizens feel that West's crime does not deserve this.

But it is also because they don't have a good impression of Jews.

Think about it from another perspective: if West talked about some remarks involving Japan or South Korea, can Chinese netizens still remain objective and fair?

It is definitely impossible; it would be good if they didn't scold his ancestors for eighteen generations.

It can only be said that every family has its own difficult scripture, and the taboos of each country and nation are different, so they cannot empathize.

Just like China has never had any political correctness, and joking about black people usually doesn't lead to anyone coming out to accuse you.

Of course, it is a universally existing fact that black people have a high crime rate and low quality.

If anyone wants to refute, please look at the "zero-dollar shopping" that is still happening in the United States.

This is big news abroad, and fans want Miss Luo Quan to evaluate it.

However, Miss Luo Quan's work focus is not abroad, and she has no intention of intervening in these events at all.

"To be honest, I actually had a grudge with West before, but the grudge at that time disappeared not long after.

Kicking someone when they are down is meaningless. I won't evaluate West's comments, but there is one thing I think is very important, and that is that people must control their own mouths.

Some words, once said, have to pay the price."

A very simple "non-stick pan" style answer, but it can also be regarded as expressing her inner position, that is, believing that West's behavior was definitely wrong.

This is also the rhetoric chosen by the vast majority of stars, and there is no big problem.

Coincidentally, just when the foreign entertainment industry was collectively taking sides because of West's remarks, a similar situation happened in China.

The cause of the incident is related to the movie summer file that is about to end.

The box office of this summer file is very unsatisfactory, almost at the lowest level in the past six years.

If you don't count the dark horse *Detective Tang Renjie*, the box office of this summer file is not even 1.5 billion.

You know, the summer files in previous years were all around 3 billion.

Unexpected dark horses like *Detective Tang Renjie* cannot happen every year.

Everyone guessed that the box office of Chinese movies would go downhill, but they didn't expect it to come so fast, and they didn't expect the picture displayed to be so tragic.

However, looking back at these domestic masterpieces in the summer file, film buffs were relieved.

These bad movies, one worse than the other, would be a disaster if they could sell high box office.

Among these bad movies, the most eye-catching is the tear-jerker comedy produced and written by international famous director Huang Jiawei—*See You Tomorrow*.

No one knows why comedy can be linked to tear-jerking; perhaps the plot is so funny that it makes people shed tears?

However, the unprecedentedly powerful cast of this movie made it earn enough expectations from film buffs in China before it was even released.

International famous directors paired with Best Actors, plus so many A-list traffic stars as green leaves, are all familiar faces to the audience.

So even if there were a few "little fresh meat" in it, film buffs were still willing to believe in its quality and pre-ordered movie tickets early.

But when the movie was released, everyone happily came to the cinema to appreciate this masterpiece.

Who knew, they saw a bad movie that could be called the worst this year.

Some film buffs commented when they had only watched half of it:

"The badness of this movie can be compared to *The Dream of Acting*. Except for the camera usage and the actors' acting skills being stronger than it, the plot rationality and values are not even as good as *The Dream of Acting*!"

"I really can't take it anymore. I have something to say that I have to spit out. This movie might not be bad in the traditional sense, but for such a cast, it is bad. I suggest those who haven't bought tickets don't go; it's not worth it!"

"Knowing the sky is easy, defying the sky is hard; even *A Thousand Mountains of Birds Flying Away* is not as 'amazing' as the director and screenwriter of this movie. I don't even know how he fooled such a large group of people to act in such a bad movie.

Congratulations to the history of Chinese movies; now, besides *Dwelling in the Fuchun Mountains* and *The Dream of Acting*, there is another masterpiece that can be mentioned in the same breath. The three of you can have a 'Peach Garden Oath'!"

"Hahaha, *See You Tomorrow* doesn't deserve this. Although it's not good-looking, the actors' acting skills and some thought-provoking lines are still worth affirming.

But if you ask me if this movie is a bad movie, my answer is yes."

"No one's money is blown by the wind. Fifty yuan is not a small amount. For most people, it is a day's food money. It is really frustrating to see such a thing. This time, Sunglasses Huang has encountered Waterloo."

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From the netizens' remarks, it can be seen that the movie *See You Tomorrow* is indeed bad to a certain level, so much so that everyone's reaction is so intense.

However, this also has a certain relationship with the high expectations they held at the beginning.

Before it was released, *See You Tomorrow*, by virtue of its powerful production cast, was almost praised to the sky, saying that the three major film festivals were already in the bag, and there was even a chance to rush for the Oscars.

As a result, after the promotion, the actual product was like this.

Such a huge contrast is indeed unacceptable to film buffs.

Not long after, the Douban rating of *See You Tomorrow* also came out, directly 4.0 points, and this is still under the condition of a large number of water armies brushing four or five-star reviews.

If there is no accident, the rating of this movie will slide to around 3.5.

However, the producers of *See You Tomorrow* did not give up. When the movie was flooded with bad reviews, they spent money to hire many water armies to whitewash it, wanting to reverse this terrible reputation.

Originally, these operations were beyond reproach; capital, after all, the first consideration is definitely making money.

However, the producer of this film used a Weibo post to push the discussion of this bad movie to a climax.

Just last night, Sunglasses Huang posted a Weibo post of about a hundred words, telling about his mental journey of filming *See You Tomorrow*.

He bluntly said that although this movie has flaws, it is said that "great success is like a lack," and only with flaws can there be progress, so he likes this movie very much.

If it were just like this, it would be fine. After all, as the producer and screenwriter of the movie, and possibly one of the directors, if I don't say I like it, should I say I don't like it?

People are all protective of their own shortcomings; no one dares to guarantee that they can be rational and objective for a lifetime.

Netizens are not unable to understand Huang Jiawei's mood. The movie has been filmed like this, no matter how bad it is, they can only support it.

However, what really made netizens explode was the operation of other stars.

After Huang Jiawei posted on Weibo last night saying "I like it," half of the entertainment industry supported him, and they all followed suit and posted on Weibo saying "I like it."

The comment section was really lively; top traffic stars and A-listers gathered. Those big-name stars who usually don't make a sound all ran out in one breath, fearing that they would be slower than others. Those with slightly lower status couldn't even get a front-row position.

Everyone was praising *See You Tomorrow*, saying they liked this rare good movie.

Some netizens felt that this matter was simply a big joke in the world. The movie has only been released for such a short while, and you big stars can actually find time from your busy schedule to finish watching the movie and then come to publish an evaluation. You have really worked hard.

The IP of several stars was still abroad, and *See You Tomorrow* was clearly only released in China. Then where did these people see the movie? Did they watch a pirated version?

If they haven't seen it, how dare they come and talk nonsense saying "I like it"?

These sharp questions were asked, but no one could answer them.

In fact, everyone knows that these people are here to flatter Sunglasses Huang.

After all, this is one of the top directors in China, and the works he filmed have been listed as one of the best Chinese movies by authoritative foreign film review magazines many times.

Some people say that cooperating with him is equivalent to winning an award.

And his movies have indeed produced quite a few Best Actors and Best Actresses.

It is completely understandable that these stars in the entertainment industry are busy flattering such a big director with such influence.

However, being understandable does not mean that netizens will pretend that nothing happened.

This behavior of half the entertainment industry saying "I like it" is just raping the aesthetics of netizens.

Things that the masses don't like, you come out and say "I like it"—what are you?

So for a time, the movie *See You Tomorrow*, as well as all the related personnel, were sprayed with dog blood by angry netizens.

From directors to screenwriters to actors, and then to those stars who supported Huang Jiawei, there was not one who was not sprayed. The intensity and the excitement of the masses are simply extremely rare in recent years.

Many fence-sitters saw that the public opinion was so strong that they even hurriedly deleted their comments.

However, the internet has a memory.

After the support event happened, some netizens tirelessly flipped through the comment section, recorded all the stars who were talking nonsense with their eyes open, and then organized them into an Excel table.

This table also made it to the hot search in the morning, and you can clearly see which stars are trying to rape the aesthetics of netizens.

It's a pity that this table didn't hang on the hot search for too long before it was taken down. Thinking about it, it's normal. After all, it involves so many stars; public relations must have contacted Weibo to deal with it as soon as possible.

But the netizens of this generation are not sheep that accept their fate; they are all Nezha-style characters with extremely strong rebellious psychology. The more you don't let me do something, the more I want to do it.

As a result, this table quickly spread across the internet.

And on Bilibili, which capital cannot control for the time being, many UP hosts also released complaining videos, in addition to the movie content, including those stars who called a deer a horse.

The period after the release of *See You Tomorrow* is definitely the period when domestic big-name stars lost the most and fastest fans.

Just because of the sentence "I like it," I don't know how much loss they suffered. The key is that so many people flattered Huang Jiawei, which means everyone didn't flatter, so they overdrafted their passerby popularity for nothing, stealing a chicken but losing the rice.

And in the overwhelming tide of flattery, some people also expressed their true inner feelings, bravely saying "I don't like it."

This operation is very fan-attracting, but it also offended Director Huang. I don't know if he will be banned because of this.

And the current domestic traffic-leading artist group, these artists of Springwater Company, all tacitly kept silent and did not express any opinions.

This is mainly due to the earnest teachings of the boss Miss Luo Quan, which is to speak less and learn more.

Misfortune comes from the mouth. In events related to huge public opinion, not rushing to speak can avoid many troubles.

Employees don't lack Director Huang's favor and resources, so they faithfully practiced this point and successfully withdrew from the rhythm vortex.

But Miss Luo Quan, as the only big star on Bilibili, was inevitably asked about this matter during the live broadcast.

"Luo Bao, what do you think of the movie *See You Tomorrow*?"

The fans asked very straightforwardly, wanting to hear the straightforward Miss Luo Quan evaluate Huang Jiawei and a group of stars.

Or rather, they just wanted to hear her criticize people.

And Miss Luo Quan's answer was very cunning:

"First of all, I haven't watched this movie much. I have watched a few of Director Huang's previous movies, which are quite good and have a unique poetic and hazy beauty.

As for *See You Tomorrow*, because I haven't watched it, I can't evaluate it. After all, there is no right to speak without investigation, but the sound of film buffs spraying it is so loud, which shows that its quality is definitely not up to standard.

As for those stars who support *See You Tomorrow*, I don't know how many of them have watched this movie. If they come out to support it without watching it, that would be very funny.

*See You Tomorrow* is a plot and comedy movie, but the plot outside the movie seems to be more exciting than the movie itself. This has to be said to be a special comedy."