Bao Beier remade this classic Korean movie to pieces. The reputation of Sunshine Sisters has collapsed, and Bao Beier ruined the classic.

This "Sunshine Sisters" is an adaptation, but there are not many parts that are actually adapted, otherwise it would not be such a failure, because most of them are plagiarized intact. The reason why the remake failed is because it was created based on the actual situation of the country. Here, Bao Beier wants to be lazy and thinks he can succeed without making more changes. But just because of this, he ignored some practical issues. The failure of the remake

Whether these girls are smoking or drinking, fighting will not happen in our country. Only in the original version, so we can see that the students are very good, even better than the teacher, which is almost impossible. In addition, the small groups that appear in the movie are not our local small groups, and the most inconsistent thing is the struggle between the groups. At the beginning, Zhang Lijun was accidentally dragged into a gang and fought with a group of girls in society. Because of the strong religious culture of the local people, they are naturally afraid, but Bao Beier copied this paragraph, which is really inconsistent with our country.

The plot of "Sunshine Sisters" is nothing to say, and it basically reproduces the plot of the Korean version. It can even be said to be a frame-by-frame remake. What Bao Beier did was to make it Chinese. Of course, many details also need to be modified. For example, Min Hyo Rin smokes on the balcony, but in the remake she can only eat lollipops. The emotional elements in the movie became Little Tigers and some classic old songs, and the parade in the original version naturally changed. However, these have little impact on the direction of the plot. Copy and paste the plot

Even the transitions are exactly the same. I don’t know what the meaning of director Bao Beier’s presence on the scene is. As a commercial film it was a huge failure. This movie is also a warm comedy line, which is very different from Bao Beier's previous farce style. This time even Bao Beier downplayed his influence on the film, and the film title does not have the director's signature. When shooting, I try my best to copy my homework.