I finally finished watching the last episode of the new version of Yin Yang Demon World. In this episode, the screenwriter used the role of the character to talk about his own creation, which is actually quite interesting.
This episode is a drama in the play. The heroine in the play is the screenwriter of the new Yin Yang Demon World. She said, why the Yin and Yang Demon World is so charming, different from the simple campfire story (camping ghost story?), because it is more suitable. Adults have their own connotations. The heroine also talked about using various metaphors to expand the connotation of the story. The end also mentioned that the end of the story should be reversed, and the characters in the story should have childhood traumas.
From the side of this information, it can be felt that the creative ideas of the New Yin Yang Demon Realm are basically industrialized, a ghost story/sci-fi story, plus deliberately expanded racial/political metaphors, plus certain reversals and main characters. The psychological shaping of the movie has become a complete TV series in all aspects.
This tenth episode is very disgusting to me.
The old version of Yin and Yang Demon Realm is actually one of the originators of this kind of strange story. It is actually very open, science fiction, ghost stories, just like the modern version of Liao Zhai Zhiyi, and its characteristics, on the one hand, are brain-opening, one On the one hand, it is particularly natural to combine the story with the adult connotation behind it. For example, an old actress who missed her youth, finally entered the movie screen with a poignant beauty, such as the lonely person exiled from aliens, fell in love with the artificial robot and finally faced whether to destroy her before leaving, such as the appearance of reorganization of the family. Annabel-style ghost dolls, etc., etc. These stories are all natural and fascinating. Subsequent works such as Wonders of the World and other masterpieces have similar characteristics, that is, they are unconstrained by the so-called "adult metaphors", so they are not reduced to instrumental value output TV dramas.
When I arrived at this new Yin Yang Demon Realm, my God, I was basically embarrassed and urinated.
It's not without the number of good-looking episodes.
For example, the first episode explored the talk show actors’ reflections on their careers, people around them, and even themselves.
In the second episode, a passenger finds a tape on the plane that predicts that the plane will explode. It is a kind of spatiotemporal causal fatalistic story, which makes people feel very curious about the ending. The actor is my favorite actor in "Parks and Recreation" so extra points.
In the fourth episode, there is a sense of mystery of X-Files, combined with urban legends, and tells the story of an observer who can travel through time and space who came to the small town but was actually to divide the classification and rule the earth.
The sixth episode tells the story of Mars team knowing that the earth is destroyed before taking off. They want to continue to complete the mission, but suspect that their flight is a simulated flight. At the end, it is also true and illusion.
The ninth episode tells the story of the soul of the pistol. It is not new, but it can be considered relatively complete.
So, what are the worst episodes?
In the third episode, the black mother and son can use the video recorder to return to the past, but every time they are stopped by the white policeman looking for something to kill their son, they finally return to time and space for the last time and defeat the old white policeman. My mother, a good time-space reversal subject can produce such a rough, blunt, and inexplicable story. Many people say that this is a very good racial issue and very constructive. But the problem is that this story is not valid in the first place, how can it sublimate the theme it wants to convey?
The fifth episode, looking for a child to be the president, is also a very simple adult fairy tale that cannot stand scrutiny. In fact, this type of black mirror does a lot better, at least it can be convincing when you look at it, so you can feel the power of metaphor and irony behind it.
In the seventh episode, I found the sister of my favorite heroine, the cute girl who plays the little witch and the little nun among the horrified little witches and the little nuns of ghosts, and played a story about a meteorite falling from the sky that will only make men nervous. The story itself is not ugly, but it still seems boring to shoot. In the end, the woman and gay are spared, and I don't know how to complain.
In the eighth episode, this is very obvious, and it is hard to discuss the issue of race. The white wife who was born "perfect" was arrested because she actually came from another parallel universe, not counted as an aboriginal in this universe, but this The story is not as blunt as the third episode of black issues, and it is not bad, but I always feel that black mirrors and the like will do better.
The tenth episode, well, for this episode, I think the screenwriter is basically crazy. I started to make random scripts, while sharing my thoughts about how I couldn’t make up the script in the form of a play, I kept paying tribute to the old version, and finally caught the old male host for a guest appearance. It’s gone. God knows the female pig in the play. What happened to the foot, why was he being chased by Sombra, why Sombra was an old host, why she was going to be taken away, everything was inexplicable.
After complaining, I just want to say that the old version of Yin-Yang Demon World, the two-thousand-year-old restart version, actually has a lot of racial, ethnic, and social issues, but because they are very rich in content, they are unbelievable, and they have a lot of atmosphere. Or it’s a brain-inspiring story, so to a large extent, it makes the episodes rich and interesting. By this restart version, each episode is very lengthy, forty minutes, and nearly half of the episodes are very obvious. Concept first, first think about a controversial subject, and then fit it into the structure of a science fiction story. It ignores logic and does not portray details. It looks like a lot of things are made to output values or to deliberately show off metaphors. The inexplicable product, in short, is very disappointing. Individuals agree that those values are worth discussing, and many topics are worthy of reflection. However, these rough scripts directly ruined everyone's enthusiasm for participating.
To be honest, I would rather watch some simple ghost stories and science fiction stories, even if there are some fresh whimsical ideas, it is not a waste of time.
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