This is a repost of a film review about "The Camera Don't Stop" written by the well-known film critic Lin Xiaozhai.

This video had 700,000 likes, 80,000 comments, and 30,000 retweets, ranking 40th on Weibo that day.

Very high data.

Out of curiosity, Jiangbei clicked in to check.

"Lin Xiaozhai. About ten days ago, a small-budget movie with an investment of only one million was quietly released without any publicity. Only the actress Sui Xi posted a brief recommendation text on Weibo, but it slowly became popular.

across the country.

‘One shot to the end’, ‘box office dark horse of the year’ and ‘masterpiece’ have become the titles of this film.

However, as an audience member who attended the first screening of the film, the experience it brought to everyone was not that good at first.

Rough special effects, exaggerated acting skills, and messy shots all make people doubt the seriousness of the director and crew. It seems that only the actress's promotion can barely prove the value of this film...

But as a professional film critic, I am not allowed to leave the show midway.

After watching the thirty-seven-minute zombie movie, the first thing I felt was "dizziness" and "feeling like vomiting."

When the closing credits slowly rose, the girlfriend who was watching the movie with her boyfriend couldn't help but complained loudly: "What a waste of my money!"

I believe that if it can be voted on site, most of the audience present will think so too.

However, the movie failed to catch up and opened a new chapter.

It takes the audience back a month ago and back to the birth of this movie that makes you question your life.

You just discovered..."

There is no need to read the following.

The whole article praises this movie.

Jiang Bei flipped to the comments below. The first one had nearly 70,000 likes and read: I have not seen this movie, but after reading this review, I think it should be worth watching.

The second article has 30,000 likes, and the content is: I didn’t think it was particularly good-looking at first, but after listening to Xiao Zhai’s analysis, it does make some sense.

What follows are mostly similar comments.

Of course, there are also reviews that say it is a bad movie and not good to watch.

However, the number of likes on their comments was not high and they were buried under countless comments.

After reading this, Jiang Bei fell into deep thought.

He realized a problem.

The importance of film reviews to a movie.

If I also write a "different" film review, will it bring some trouble to this film and Li Youqing?

Hmm...

You can try it.

Just do it.

Jiang Bei got up and went back to the room to start the computer, open the document, and tap the keyboard with his fingertips.

Soon, a title appeared on the document: "The Cameras Don't Stop", is it the box office dark horse of the year, or is it the Emperor's New Clothes?

Is the script novel and unique, or is it old wine in new bottles?
Chapter completed!