"Seven Days of Hell" and "The Tour of the Pharmacy" are both comedy shorts in the form of pseudo-documentaries.
"Seven Days of Hell" is still seriously imitating documentaries, so there are still possible people in character design. There are clear character elements to their actions: one is lustful, the other is a little silly. And many details and laughs are logical and self-consistent, such as the silly child's tiger mother and the scene on the back wall, which are very suitable laughs. Therefore, it is generally in line with the style of the pseudo-documentary "serious nonsense", and the comedy and satire effects also come from it.
The way of telling is also more traditional, leaving a "seven-day" suspense first, so that from time to time, I can start talking about another unrelated thing from a certain topic. The ironic topic is wider and the theme is more scattered.
Relatively speaking, in addition to the format of "Circum Pharmacy Cycling Race", it is still a review of the competition + interview. The way, rhythm and performance of the content presentation clearly tell the audience that this is a spoof, and the feeling of the documentary has become very weak.
Although the effect of a book is weak, after throwing aside all the restrictions of the rules of reality, the theme and the background of the story are more concentrated, and the form of telling is more free. Starting from "forbidden drugs", although the topic has been diverted from time to time, most of them are closely related to various chaos highly related to bicycle racing, which is more in-depth than "Seven Days".
However, if you have to choose, "Seven Days" is more in line with its meaning of existence. It seems that this is a series of pseudo-documentaries about sports. If you can combine the advantages of the two films, in a relatively more popular or A better-understood sports genre is a feature film, and the format is the biggest selling point. Comedy is a way of expressing attitudes, and it will be a work that people look forward to.
Personal evaluation 7.5, looking forward to better.
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