Had it not been for the teacher to put this "Confessions of a Shopaholic" in the advertising planning and creativity class, I would never have the desire to watch such a film in the whole life, from the title to the content, there is nothing new and sincere. movie. Even though the playback process was short, it made me feel upset on pins and needles. Hearing the noise from the microphone and seeing the scenes of demons dancing on the projector, I had to leave the room three times angrily to get some air.
From the perspective of advertisers or advertising planning and marketing, this may be a good case-the big-name product placements from all over the world, high school and high school, appearing before and after the film, and constantly from the actors’ mouths. The series of brand names spit out have undoubtedly achieved the goal of a win-win situation for these sponsors and film production (or embarrassment to deceive and insult the audience’s IQ?) Just don’t expect you to see "The Devil Through Prada" and "Shopaholic" "That way-these two can at least let people appreciate the superior acting skills or the multi-line development of the plot structure, because you can see a full-length movie-style advertisement at most.
The subject matter is a topic that is no longer new. It is already very risky. From start to finish, there are only big-name displays like a revolving lantern, plus the film plot is too weak to withstand scrutiny, is it impossible to scrutinize, really, isn't it a scolding? Depends on the big-name revolving lanterns, you won’t watch "Sex and City" or "Gossip Girl". It's a fashion magazine reporter who doesn't understand financial concepts and principles, and can't understand the numbers. At a hot dog stand on the roadside, he meets as an editor of a financial magazine. In fact, it is a cliché story of a wealthy second-generation son of a celebrity in the fashion world. The woman has become the new favorite of the financial magazine industry because of one sentence, and even more inexplicably, she has captured the heart of the male protagonist. Don’t ask why, because it’s the law, the male protagonist must fall in love with the female protagonist. How big is the gap in speech habits. Then you have to listen to the actor utter the line with the highest repetition rate in history-"She is the most... girl I have ever seen" is like a fixed sentence pattern, just put the ellipsis after the word "most" Fill in the appropriate words to form a perfect one-way monologue "confession".
Yes, I can faint or throw up when I see this place. As for the role setting, there is no need for another New York girl who is not very long and has the same image as Rachel in "Friends" and an office worker who is very literary but who wants to play the role of a financier to tell us. Another crazy dream about New York. Now that the characters have been modeled, the so-called special acting skills are not to be found. It is really a waste of the actor's literary face and Kristin Scott Thomas's powerful drama.
After the film, the advertising teacher did not talk about anything related to the film, but asked us how many brands appeared in it and what they were... My mood was down to the extreme and I saw the best advertisement. The planning method wasted my time watching movies.
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