Reborn to Dominate Hollywood

Ian is reviewing reviews written by critics about Home Alone. There are positives and negatives. After each review, he understands the critics' point of view. Most of the reviews are expected, but some are really unexpected.

"As long as the film explores the fantasy of a neglected little boy with a house of his own to explore and play with, it's quite funny, but the physical abuse that dominates the final scene leaves a sour flavor, and the multiple continuity errors pause suspicion to the point of collapse."

"Great movie! Home Alone is arguably one of the funniest movies ever made! It's really great. The cast is great! It's great to see Hyde star! The teamwork of the two thieves isn't insanely hilarious, but it's also incredible that these two guys perform so well together and I love that their punishment scenes play out scene after scene! I think Harry looks like Robert. Frank, that top actor! I love Kevin's mom, she's a good actress!! It's a great movie for people to watch around Christmas, and if you need to laugh out loud, watch this movie because it's going to blow your mind! Highly recommended!! "

Very disappointed! The film wastes a lot of time. There are no redeemable qualities. Everything seems to be rushed. Nothing feels like Christmas. Everything in this movie is stupid, mean, insulting, or all of them. The plot is lame. Don't waste your time on this pathetic excuse so-called

movies ""I'm a young adult and don't really like children's movies right now. Some would classify the film as a children's movie, but I think it's more of a classic. I've seen these genres on TV every winter since I was a kid, and it's still one of my favorite genres. "Living Alone" is great. I laughed a lot when I watched it. It's really a "feel good" movie, the kind of movie that makes you want to sit on the couch with your family and relax and enjoy.

"If you haven't seen it, you're missing out on a great Christmas movie. Hell, it's even suitable for rainy days. Look at it, you'll love it! I wish it could be turned on more often,"

Ian sighed.

Ian told Mason, who had been reading the reviews with him, "I really think these are weird, and I hope... Better. "。

"You shouldn't pay too much attention to that. Some of the reviews are because they cater to larger movie releases. "

Ah, it's like..."

"Look, this review by Womby sucks for us, right?"

Ian nodded in response

, "yes, now look at this," and Mason showed a review of another movie under the same username.

"Don't you think their movies are better?" Ian was skeptical.

"No, that's normal in the industry. Womby works for the Los Angeles Times, an agency that struck a deal with Leon Studios. "

I see

," "Yes, it's true. This film is another big Christmas movie from Leon Studios. They released quite a hit, which attracts a huge number of fans every year, and the name of the film is "Sweet Joy Love

" "Well, that makes sense

," "yes, so because of all this, they lash out at small studios like ours. You're just... Don't care about them, you know this kind of thing happens a lot in Hollywood. When I say many... I mean, a lot of big names use their connections and influence to get a favorable response... Critics are biased, and it's hard to find someone who isn't biased.

Ian shook his head approvingly. It's okay, it's okay. At the end of the day, it's only the box office that matters

," "yes

," "Ian, look at these good reviews." Aren't you excited about that? These comments will only get bigger after the Prime Minister.

Ian nodded and smiled back. He's right, if those big movie studios want to play it unfairly, let them go.

In the end, nothing matters, only the box office.

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This is the smallest cinema in town. This is the day when many new films are released and new Christmas movies are screened. Many people in different marketing campaigns, especially fans from different movie studios, are excited about this film that they are eager to know about.

Young Aaron was thrilled to see "Sweet Joyful Love" at the first performance of the theater that day, but when he came out after the end of the play, he was enraged.

His hopes for a good Christmas movie were dashed. He is an avid movie lover and often watches movies in the cinema. But at this time of Christmas, he didn't see good movies.

He tried almost every film that came into the public eye through marketing. But none of them are as good as they should be. Either it's too corny, or it doesn't fit his choice, and one even lets the protagonist die at the end, and there are other reasons that make Aaron's situation worse.

He walked out of the cinema very angrily. He threw the ticket in his hand into the air throughout the movie. He was visibly frustrated. The same goes for many people who come out of the movie hall, just like him.

He was annoyed by every movie studio that did so much marketing. He was annoyed that every studio didn't release good stuff. In addition, he was annoyed by every critic who said that the film was good. He decided to call his best friend and nag about the movie he had just watched, just like the other day.

Just as he answered the phone, he overheard a conversation from a family who had just come out of another movie screening.

"Mom, can we watch it again? I want to see Harry tortured! The two children laughed and talked non-stop.

Aaron, who saw this scene, walked to the timetable board in front of the lobby of the movie theater and saw that at the same time that "Sweet Joyful Love" was released, another Christmas movie called "Home Alone" was released.

He saw the title of the movie on the It's A movie website, but he decided not to watch it due to some negative reviews, which he didn't like it a lot.

But seeing all the hype, he suddenly changed his mind. Everyone seems to be very happy after the release of Home Alone.

"It's better to be worth it", he bought a ticket to the next Home Alone.

He sat in the seat assigned on the ticket, and his hopes were low because he was afraid of being disappointed.

In fact, he didn't even buy popcorn before the movie, despite his film tradition of buying popcorn before the movie and enjoying it throughout the movie. However, he thinks that if the movie is good, he will buy snacks in the interlude.

It's better to be good, he told himself over and over again. The movie begins and all the tension disappears.

"The house is full of people. It makes me sick! When I grew up and got married, I lived alone! This

gave Aaron a smile. He leaned back in his chair, feeling comfortable, and was watching the movie from start to finish. He is a movie buff and the little things in filmmaking and directing are important to him. If a shot is not shot well and he wants to shoot better, that will leave a bad taste.

But in Home Alone, he finds that everything looks close to perfect, if not perfect. After a while, he forgot exactly what he wanted in the Christmas movie, but he still enjoyed the whole movie thoroughly.

"Can you tell him that I don't want to give gifts this year, I just want my family back?"

It's warm for everyone in the hall. Wow, a snort can be heard in the movie hall. Even Aaron's heart is heating up. He even spent a little extra money on snacks during his breaks, as it was all worth it.

The film gives viewers a chance and hopefully they will watch it again. Aaron thought the same thing. He stood up like everyone else in the hall and walked out smiling. He is happy with the money and time he has spent.

He called a friend as soon as he got out of the car.

"Yes, man."

"I watched it, I really don't fucking lie

" "No, but listen, in the same place, Home Alone was just released after Sweet Happy Love." I was about to call you at the time, but I heard that Home Alone was good, so I watched it. "

Yes, now... That's great! I suggest you should watch it, please don't talk so nonsense, sweet happy love.

"Yes, tomorrow? I can also go with you. I don't get bored when I go home alone. He

felt it was "Christmas" after all. After getting in the car, he was still thinking about the movie and wrote a note in his mind to criticize some negative comments.