The spy drama "Harbin 1944" starring Qin Hao and Yang Mi has started broadcasting! It is a spy war-themed drama, with Qin Hao as the lead actor and Yang Mi as the second actor. Guan Xue, played in the drama, is the chief of the Secret Service, which is a very challenging role.
This is the first time Yang Mi has appeared in a spy drama, and the character is also a villain. It is different from the characters she has portrayed on the big screen in the past, which aroused expectations in the early stage.
However, judging from the first wave of audience feedback of "Harbin 1944", the evaluation was not good. In the opening scene, Yang Mi's acting skills were "judged". She often has some little expressions that make people laugh, such as subconsciously puckering her lips, whether she is talking or not.
In the fight scenes, Yang Mi also had "features flying around". The frowning and frowning expression became the standard expression, and it felt like the whole face was exerting force.
expressed pain, but still frowned and stared, opening her mouth slightly, making Yang Mi's face even more distorted.
When Yang Mi expresses anger, Yang Mi’s performance is still frowning, frowning, and adding a crooked mouth. This scene feels like it will be used as an emoticon.
When thinking about reasoning, he still stares and purses his lips. In short, whenever Yang Mi expresses emotions, he always uses these routine expressions.
In addition, because Yang Mi plays the role of "Chief of the Secret Service" and is very impressive, she has to look cool. But Yang Mi's skills seem to be a bit lacking, and she always feels like she's trying to force herself.
Some viewers commented: Yang Mi's acting skills are still so obvious and templated, and she is very dramatic, making the villain look like a witch.
And when it comes to beautiful secret agents, everyone will naturally think of Wang Manchun played by Wang Ou in "The Pretender". The character settings in Yang Mi's drama this time are almost exactly the same as those of Wang Manchun, so comparisons are inevitable.
What's embarrassing is that the audience almost unanimously felt that Wang Ou's Wang Manchun was better portrayed, performing the feeling of a femme fatale, and even with Yang Mi's performance this time, they got the charm of Wang Manchun.
Such a straightforward comparison undoubtedly makes Yang Mi very embarrassed. However, what is even more embarrassing is that Yang Mi's appearance is now declining. Maybe it's because he is older, but there is always a sense of exhaustion on Yang Mi's face.
And because she is very thin, her face and neck are almost skin and bones, which makes her look even more old. She also looks like she has a big head and a small body. This state may be suitable for walking on the red carpet, but in a drama with this theme , it was all exposed at once.
There is also the deportment problem that Yang Mi has always had. The forward tilt of the neck is very obvious, and it becomes even more serious when wearing a hat.
And from many angles, Yang Mi's nostrils look particularly strange, and the nostril holes are almost as big as her eyes.
At the same time, Yang Mi's lines have also been criticized. Many words are vague and require subtitles to distinguish. Some netizens even complained that the drama looked like a foreign film.
When "Harbin 1944" was officially announced, there was a lot of controversy because Yang Mi was ranked second after Qin Hao. At that time, she personally left the show and said, "A good script and a good role are more important." She even asked an acting teacher to correct her acting habits during the filming process, which shows that she attaches great importance to and expects the drama.
No matter how good the slogan is, it is the acting ability that conquers the audience. Although it received negative reviews at the beginning, Yang Mi's attitude should at least be encouraged. I hope she can continue to maintain her determination to seek change.
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