Chapter 266 I was fascinated by it!

As a professional film critic, Qin Yushan can certainly say that she has watched countless films.

Since she is a female, the movies she likes to watch are naturally those that portray emotions in a more delicate way.

The film reviews she writes like to delve deeply into the inner thoughts of the characters in the movie, trying to analyze more emotional entanglements, gender perspectives, etc.

Before the movie "Those Years", there were naturally quite a few youth romance movies set on campus.

However, their reputation and evaluation are generally not high. The fundamental reason is, of course, that they did not resonate with the audience.

Especially male audiences, when they mention youth films, they think that this type of film is equivalent to romance films, which are for women to watch.

Because they are always so melodramatic, the characters in them are all love-brained, and elements such as car accidents, abortions, going abroad, terminal illnesses, etc. seem to be present, otherwise what kind of youth film is it?

Qin Yushan is not as prejudiced against youth films as male audiences. She thinks that as long as the youth films are melodramatic enough and the director's level is high enough, there is no problem.

No youth film is realistic enough. This evaluation is too one-sided. Real youth is boring enough. Can't we find a more exciting and indulgent youth in movies?

However, the youth film "Those Years" gave Qin Yushan a completely different feeling from its very beginning!

It begins with a monologue by the male protagonist Fu Jingnan, using a flashback technique.

Then the male protagonist's memories began, and the camera directly turned to the school where the movie was filmed, which was of course the school that Gu Qingge attended in reality.

Qin Yushan had to admit that Xia Ting, who played Fu Jingnan, had outstanding acting skills. He was obviously a handsome guy, but he had a natural talent for comedy!

Before the girl "Lu Manwu" played by Gu Qingge in "Those Years We Chased Together" appeared on the stage, Fu Jingnan played by Xia Ting almost carried the movie alone!

Qin Yushan was already fascinated by the movie. It was as if she had entered the movie and become Fu Jingnan's classmate. She was amused by his humor, talent and funny personality from time to time.

Fu Jingnan is definitely a very charming male protagonist. The lines he says can be said to be poisonous and hurtful, and they are all those classic poisonous chicken soups.

Those who have read the original novel naturally feel that Fu Jingnan, played by Xia Ting, fits their fantasy of a male protagonist.

Those who haven't read the original novel will find that the protagonist is so interesting. How can he be so funny and talented? It would be really fun to be his classmate!

Therefore, the audience watching the movie live also laughed from time to time...

This shows that the beginning of this movie has been successful!

After all, it quickly caught the audience's attention and brought everyone into the world of the movie.

Some male viewers who are prejudiced against youth films think that "Those Years" is too unlike a youth film. It's a campus comedy, right? The male lead is so funny! Why can this male lead be so mean?

At the same time, they also felt that the film was particularly realistic and emotional.

"The daily life on campus and the details of going to school are really well thought out. They are so fitting and sincere!" Qin Yushan commented secretly.

Although Qin Yushan can accept those melodramatic youth films, now that this youth film with real details and moving emotions has appeared, she certainly thinks "Those Years" is better!

As the plot of the movie progressed, when the heroine "Lu Manwu" finally appeared in the camera, many audiences at the scene gasped!

Isn’t the appearance of Gu Qingge, who plays “Lu Manwu”, too amazing?

Is this the feeling of first love?

Gu Qingge, wearing a high school uniform, is simply the white moonlight in every man's mind!

The name of this movie is "You Are the Apple of My Eye", which is so convincing!

If there was a girl like this in my class when I was in high school, I would definitely have a crush on her... This is what many male viewers think.

The director of this movie, Guo Yifan, obviously understands this very well. He likes to capture Gu Qingge's stunning beauty, and he blatantly uses her beauty to charm all the audiences who enter the theater to watch this movie!

The heroine "Lu Manwu" is a talented woman who is proficient in literature, music, dance and even games!

Director Guo Yifan was originally worried that he would not be able to capture the talented side of "Lu Manwu", but when Gu Qingge brought out the literary, musical, dance and other works that supported "Lu Manwu's" talent, Guo Yifan was completely convinced by Gu Qingge.

Guo Yifan thinks that the real Gu Qingge is actually more talented than "Lu Manwu" in the movie, which is outrageous.

He had always felt that the character of "Lu Manwu" portrayed by Nan Gezi was too perfect to be real enough, but Gu Qingge's existence reminded him——

[Nan Gezi] His vision is still too narrow! He hasn't YYed enough, and he underestimates the talented Gu...

In the movie "Those Years", if Xia Ting is responsible for the lightness, humor and funnyness, then Gu Qingge is responsible for the beauty, pretense and showmanship!

Anyway, the female audiences who watch the movie will naturally put themselves in the role of "Lu Manwu" and can't help but imagine themselves becoming "Lu Manwu".

So, when they watch this movie, they feel like they are reading a story with a strong female lead, and it is particularly enjoyable!

Qin Yushan became even more fascinated after the female lead "Lu Manwu" appeared on the screen. She keenly felt that the female character "Lu Manwu" would be interpreted into a classic by Gu Qingge!

Only Gu Qingge can bring out the essence of this female character!

Because she has to play the piano, sing, dance, etc. in the movie, after she shows these skills, she must also get the recognition of the audience.

As it turned out, the audience recognized Gu Qingge's talent. Some "fans" were even very excited. They found many Easter eggs in the movie that could be connected to reality.

For example, the dance that Gu Qingge performed in real life also appeared in the movie, but the costumes were different.

This is double the joy for the fans!

There is also the classic "piano duel" in the movie, in which "Piano Princess" You Ruoyu makes a cameo appearance. She and Lu Manwu get to know each other through fighting...

In this plot, Gu Qingge actually created an original "Nocturne", but insisted that it was by Chopin, but there is no Chopin in the history of this world...

In addition to "Nocturne", there are several other high-end original classical piano pieces that were used by Gu Qingge in the film, which shocked many audiences who are more knowledgeable about piano.

Where do these piano pieces come from?

Isn’t it true that the talented lady Gu is too willful, showing off her talent in such a way in the movie?