1 is a political drama commemorating the 60th anniversary of the liberation of Hainan Island. Screenwriter Shui, director II and actors all suck. Even if they give him $65438+300 million, they can't make a good film like Brother Lian. From the drama itself: improper use of long and short shots, failure of framing, empty performance of characters, and proliferation of slogans; It is insufficient to simply reflect the war from the perspective of politics or senior cadres, over-express class opposition and cruelly reveal the essence of war, which can not bring people real touch and lasting thinking.

So we found that it fell into the trap of domestic red drama-the national army has almost no IQ, and always has a timid face. When it sees a woman, who does it ask to catch it? Our army can never finish the bullets, and machine guns can also be picked up and swept around (the fact is that recoil will break the ribs). Except that the casualties of heroes are almost zero, even if you die, you must first complete the heroic slogan. The so-called naval battle is to splash water on the ship's side with a basin.

2 TV dramas can only go to CCTV after layers of review from local to central government. It can objectively reflect the main theme of society, and also shows the requirement of a radio and television boss that "TV stations above Guardian must broadcast the main theme drama in prime time".