If I could give 4.5 stars for the first 6 episodes, I would only give 2 stars for the seventh episode. It is said that part of the reason for making this drama is that Hollywood does not want to see Netflix. I thought it would be an ironic tragedy, but I didn’t expect it to be a Netflix-style work: the pictures are mostly warm, bright and soft, and the soundtrack is brisk. Full of comedy appeal, friendly plot without twists and turns, happy ending. These elements can be made into a high-level youth theme drama, such as sex study room, which is not OK, strange stories, etc., but it is always used to film a theme like Hollywood. Feel like something is missing. The trend and ending of the whole play are too ideal, the little characters in the play are all successful, and even a person like Henry who has a perverted beginning to the extreme can finally be whitewashed. It can be seen that this drama wants to explain the resistance they encountered, but there are too few plots, and the biggest twists and turns are nothing more than burning the videotape, which makes people feel the difficulties they encountered, which makes the final success less. So some meaning. The seventh episode is really too dreamy, and even sometimes makes me think it is their fantasy, thinking about the prejudice against blacks, Asians and gays in the whole Hollywood, how can they give these important awards to them, if the ending is changed to Although it has broken many records in the national release, it will be more realistic to have nothing at the Oscars. The only irony point is that Meg's main staff is only Jack, a white man who didn't win the award, which somewhat reflects the unfair treatment of white Americans because of black political correctness.
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