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Text | Linghu Boguang "To tell the truth that may make people feel uncomfortable, the current Korean film market has almost collapsed." Kim Han-min, the director of the movie "Myeongryang Sea Battle" expressed his views on the current situation of the Korean film industry after t
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Some time ago, when the election battle was in full swing, the well-known right-wing host Tucker Carlson once asked Musk: What will happen if Trump loses the election? Musk smiled, but revealed a hint of helplessness: "Then I'm done. How long do you think my sentence will be
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As we all know, the Warriors' dream-chasing Green has always been a big-mouthed image. Especially after the Warriors rose to the championship and won the championship, Green changed from an inspirational second-round pick chasing dreams to a foul-mouthed and trouble-making person
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In the TV series "Home in the Alley", the person who said the house would collapse the fastest was undoubtedly Zhuang Tunan. Why did he say that? Zhuang Tunan was originally the eldest child in the alley, and also the most promising one. He had very good grades from childhood to
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Recently, Trump was elected, and Li Ziqi posted a video, which made many people feel like they were dreaming back to the past, and also gave some celebrities the illusion that they could go back to the past. Recently, Huang Xiaoming and Ye Ke have been in constant turmoil. After
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Which episode of the costume drama "Big Dream Returns" have you followed? This drama was very popular when it first aired. Several of the leading actors in the drama are all popular young actors, and Guo Jingming's style is also quite unique, so everyone is looking forward to it.
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The new film "Red One: Operation Winter" brought by Johnson and Chris Evans will officially hit North American theaters this weekend. Amazon's $250 million action-comedy film seems unlikely to make much of a splash in the original market. The industry currently predicts that the
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Recently, Zhang Yimou called on audiences to go to the cinema in an interview instead of just quickly browsing the movie commentary on their mobile phones. He said: "As a film director, I still hope that the audience will go into the cinema to watch it. You'd better not watch it
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Recently, former TVB artist Chen Jianfeng posted a selfie wearing a chef uniform on social media, revealing that he has become a French chef. Friend Zhou Huimin also left a message: "Do you want to do the decathlon?" It is reported that after Chen Jianfeng faded out of the entert
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Korean actor Song Jae-lin, who became popular with the Korean drama "The Moon Embracing the Sun" and the Korean drama "We Got Married", was found dead at home on the 12th at the age of 39. There was a suicide note beside him. There were no signs of homicide at the scene. The poli
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Oscar-winning actor Denzel Washington is busy promoting his new film "Gladiator 2" these days. The 69-year-old said in an interview with the media that he plans to make a few more films before retiring, and "Black Panther 3" is on the list. In the interview, he said: "I am only i
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In 1939, the three forces of Japan's THT, Wang Puppet No. 76, and military commanders gathered at the Shanghai dock. Their target is the first person, a frontline defector - Qu Wenzhi. However, the Japanese forces wanted to get information from him, and the military commander was
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