At six o'clock, the movie was released on time.

There was laughter in the theater at the beginning, and some uninformed viewers thought it was a comedy movie. And the first half of the movie was indeed very funny.

The sequence of Xiong Yao's self-introduction at the beginning was a scene where I thought it was a butterfly but then laughed at herself as a moth... The plot is a bit cliché, with unemployment and lovelorn.

Then Xiong Yao fell ill, but overall the tone was still cheerful.

In that fantasy world, Xiong Yao is like a hero who can destroy all enemies. Therefore, some viewers thought that it would be a happy ending and a successful anti-cancer story until this moment.

However, sadness finally emerged.

Especially after Xiong Yao's parents learned about Xiong Dun's condition, the scene where her mother secretly wiped away her tears before entering the ward and her father cried silently in the supermarket was particularly touching.

The theater was filled with sobs.

Qian Chen didn't think it was that big of a deal. Firstly, since he participated in the movie, if he had any feelings, he would have calmed down long ago. Secondly, he has experienced too many things, and this kind of personal birth, old age, illness and death are nothing at all.

So he had more energy to analyze the movie and Anxi's acting skills.

Judging from the version that was released after editing, this movie is not as uncommercial as everyone expected. Han Yan was faithful to Xiong Yao's picture book, but also adjusted the rhythm of the story.

The comedy route that seemed to be followed in the early stage also provided a focus for the emotional outburst in the later stage. Then there was Anxi's performance.

When Qian Chen taught An Qian how to act, he tried various acting methods and even tried to change her behavior and line habits to more perfectly express the final years of a terminally ill girl.

But he found that very awkward.

Even if Anxi can meet his requirements, the traces of her performance are very heavy, which will make people feel like she is in a drama.

Later, Qian Chen and Han Yan discussed it and decided to guide An Qian as much as possible into the role. There was no need to deliberately play Xiong Yao, just play herself.

This kind of performance is a bit crazy. If you can't get out in time, you can easily lose yourself. It's the so-called life without being crazy.

During that period, Anxi lived a very painful life, and she could not completely get out of it until the filming of the movie was completed. Fortunately, she still had money to rely on, and love is the best medicine for pain.

Anxi is now sitting in the cinema as an audience member. Watching herself in the movie, she feels a strange sense of strangeness, like she is a person left in a distant place.

Of course, there will definitely be some emotions, and they will be more profound than ordinary people.

Death is just a result, how you live is the most important thing.

Life is like a train, some are long distances, some are short distances, no matter what it is, please see the scenery along the way clearly and leave no regrets. The lights in the theater turned on again.

It was like a rising sun rising on the misty sea, and the applause was like the tide lapping against the rocks, sending out bursts of golden light and shadow. A handkerchief was handed in front of me...

"Wipe your nose~"

The mellow and familiar voice said something that made Anxi embarrassed. "There's no snot!" But she quickly wiped her face carefully. At least her makeup must have been stained.

There are not many people wiping their noses in the cinema.

If nothing else, this movie will definitely receive rave reviews, and it will at least bring Anxi's reputation for acting to a higher level. People will no longer equate her to a fairy~

At least she is down to earth.

As for the box office performance, it depends on the results after the official release.

In any case, this movie is another collaboration between Qian Chen and An Qian, and their collaboration has never disappointed fans and passers-by.

As for Heizi...

Everyone has people they dislike, and celebrities are no exception.

Qian Chen and An Qian also have a lot of tricks up their sleeves, but because the Grand Eunuch is becoming more and more powerful, and coupled with their family background, no one dares to pay the navy to hack them.

That's all.

But there are also a lot of scattered sunspots, after all, they are so popular.

Some people who are unhappy in life just cannot see the happiness of others. The happier you are, the more uncomfortable they feel. For example, when Qian Chen interacts with An Qian, they will think it is hype.

It is to bundle marketing and then cut leeks.

Otherwise, why would you bother giving out scarves when you can just chat privately? Hey, when you hear it this way, it really makes sense.

This movie is no exception.

After the movie was released, there were a lot of negative comments after the first scene. Probably mainly focused on two aspects.

One is to accuse Qian Chen and An Qian of consuming a dead person in order to make money. As Xiong Yao's "fans", they firmly resist this behavior of consuming dead people.

The other is that the movie is seriously distorted and even misleading to ordinary people. "Cancer, tumor" are the most sensitive words that touch people's nerves at the moment.

The name "Get Out! Cancer King!" alone can attract a lot of people's attention. In addition, the promotion is based on a gimmick created by a cartoonist who suffered from cancer, so the film was no surprise at the box office on the day it was released.

It was a full house and received widespread attention from the society, earning the tears of countless viewers!

But has anyone thought about what this movie has brought to patients who are fighting cancer, their families and society as a whole? Is it really that easy to get medical treatment in a hospital?

Are medical conditions really that perfect?

Are the side effects of chemotherapy really that easy to tolerate? Is my physical condition really so good after chemotherapy?

Also, the name of the movie is "Get Out! Tumor King". What will be your first impression when you hear this name? Did you defeat the tumor?

But what did they see in the end? Xiong Yao’s final departure!

The more positive the protagonist in the film is, the more cruel he is to these cancer patients and their families. What will they think?

Even a positive person like her eventually relapsed and metastasized, so what should I do?

I just want to say to all the crew members who shot this movie: "Get out! "Get Out! Tumor King" is a bad movie that is neither true, scientific, nor cruel.

It shouldn't have been aired!

"It can't be said that they are just anti-fans. What they say is not unreasonable at all. In fact, no matter how the movie is made, there will always be controversy. There is no such thing as a movie that is not controversial at all. Different people will have different interpretations from different perspectives.

"Qian Chen comforted An Qian like this.

Anxi is actually not a person who cares too much about winning or losing or scolding.

But this movie means a lot to her and she has invested too much emotion in it.

So when she saw a few comments like this, she began to doubt herself, whether she had really done something bad with good intentions. Qian Chen found a comment and showed it to her.

The film's publicity was very weak, mainly because it didn't find any marketing company, and several other producers only invested 5 million, so they didn't care at all.

I was diagnosed early last year, and Xiong's works accompanied me through many difficult times. This time, I was lucky enough to be a lucky audience member to watch the premiere.

Before I walked into the cinema, I was still afraid that this would be a consumer-friendly movie in the name of inspiration.

It’s just that it’s hard to say this in front of people, and I don’t know the director Han Yan, so I feel that since this movie can be released, it shouldn’t be too bad. Before the movie started, the director stood on the sidelines and looked at the crowd of people sitting there. Hall, rubbing his hands a little nervously.

Then the lights dimmed and the show began.

While watching the movie, I often switched back and forth between the perspectives of the audience and the patient, but as the plot developed, I finally became immersed in the movie.

The movie restores the laughter, guilt, nymphomaniacs, imagination and wild imagination that Xiong once put into writing, and allows you to see the "Hahahahaha! How come there is a girl like you!".

Although I feel that as a movie, its structure is a bit scattered, even though there are too many fantasy scenes that make me jump from time to time, and even though there are still some dissatisfaction in my opinion, those laughs are indeed the same as the previous ones. It feels the same to me.

Then, although the tragic part is extremely restrained,

There are a few very short scenes, such as the father picking potato chips, such as touching the mother's lips, tears bursting...

This is the first time I shed tears because of a bear. When you escape from the bear's story, you realize that bears are also so difficult. But bears will immediately resolve these sorrows for you in her own way, just like that tree The writhing and singing sunflower.

The self-portrait of Xiong at the memorial service at the end of the film is an original part of the film. In the video, she is smiling and crying, but her words are still encouraging and comforting everyone.

I believe that if Xiong had really made such a video before his death, it would have been like this. She was the kind of girl I knew. Therefore, the whole video was really full of seriousness and attentiveness.

The bear has been gone for a year and a half. I really never thought that there would be such a movie that brings the optimism of the bear to our eyes again, and it is foreseeable that it will attract more people who didn’t know about the bear before. , I met such a girl who was once happy, happy and handsome.

Bear, look, we really meet again.

In fact, there are many similar film reviews. Qian Chen didn’t find such a decent one just because he was exhausted. For example:

Death is just a result, how you live is the most important. A heartwarming inspirational movie. That girl lives in my heart.

Life is as gorgeous as summer flowers, and death is as quiet and beautiful as autumn leaves.

"Get Out, Mr. Tumor": The most extreme expression is laughing and crying. I remember Xiong Dun's optimism and Anxi's smile.

Very optimistic, but sad and too cautious.

If something really happens one day, please live the rest of your life well! I believe that Xiong Yao in another world is happy now!

Your smile makes me cry.

There are many similar ones. In comparison, there are also negative ones, but the proportion is much smaller.

This movie has a very high degree of discussion, far surpassing the earlier released "My Deskmate" and all other movies of the same period. Because there are many, it is inevitable that there will be more negative comments.

Moreover, Xiong Yao herself is a "heterogeneous" person. Movies based on her experiences and works will naturally easily cause this kind of controversy.

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