Chapter 897

"Angel Has Fallen" box office surpassed "Secret Visitor."

On the fourth day, it surpassed "Brother, Hello."

Meanwhile, another film that wasn't favored at the start, "Lighting Up the Stars," starring the little girl Yang Enyou, also completed a box office reversal against these two films.

Holy crap, although the tides turn, this turn is a bit too fast, isn't it?

Only half a week in, and the rankings have already seen a major reversal?

Emmm... how should I put it?

It's once again the result of peers making one look better by comparison.

First is the film "Brother, Hello."

From the very beginning, a thick sense of déjà vu from "Hi, Mom" hit the audience in the face.

It made the audience frown immediately.

Why does it feel like I've already seen this movie?

And as they kept watching, the audience's faces grew darker and darker.

It feels like the reputation of Happy Mahua has been ruined by this film.

Isn't this just a clumsy imitation of "Hi, Mom"?

It's just simply changing the daughter played by Jia Ling to a son played by Chang Yuan.

The key is that you didn't even copy it well.

The daughter played by Jia Ling could be called "rough but detailed," while the Xiao Wu played by Chang Yuan is purely an idiot.

The gap is comparable to that between Wang Baoqiang and Pao Bei'er.

As for "Secret Visitor," it commits the common mistake of many domestic suspense screenwriters—

Suspense is laid out everywhere, but not a single thread is resolved.

If the feeling "Brother, Hello" gives the audience is pure trash.

Then "Secret Visitor" is "What the hell are you trying to express?"

That's right, it's that feeling where you watch the whole thing for two hours, walk out of the cinema, and the audience doesn't even know what they just watched.

Under these circumstances, "Angel Has Fallen" and "Lighting Up the Stars" began to overtake them.

The only thing that's a bit worrying is that many viewers have started to doubt Xu Feng's personal preferences...

【Prison food has descended upon me; I finally understand why Xu Feng didn't act in this film himself. If the female lead played by Zhang Zifeng in the show were changed to a male, this plot would never pass censorship in this lifetime.】

297 【The little girl played by Wang Shengdi is too cute. Although I've already decided to be DINK for life, if you tell me I could also have such a cute daughter... I can!】

【This is just a film that pushes boundaries; it should be taken down immediately.】

【Damn, Lu Xun was really right. Some people see others showing their arms and immediately think of nudity. We just think the little girl is cute, and you immediately think of sex. I think you're the one who needs to undergo nine years of compulsory education again.】

【Compared to the melodramatic emotional scenes in "Brother, Hello," Xu Feng really depicted the innocent friendship of the little girl. It's said his next work is also a drama about dreams. Looking forward to it.】

However, just when many people felt that Xu Feng would once again leave everyone in the dust this summer season.

After more than half a month passed, the box office growth of "Angel Has Fallen" slowed down.

"Lighting Up the Stars" achieved a reversal.

There's no helping it; this kind of daily life "cute" film is niche by nature.

Just like writing on a certain site, the popularity of anime fanfiction is naturally lower than that of Sihe Academy or "The Knockout."

And it can't even compare to urban fantasy.

Xu Feng can't do anything about this.

PS: Voting must be done on the PC side, but readers on mobile phones can open the webpage in a browser to vote; the app doesn't work.

Currently, the highest-voted one is "The Adventures of Brother Cheng." Wow, it seems I have to catch up on the series again. By the way, Brother Cheng is also over sixty in this book; he probably can't fight anymore...