Entertainment From Divorce

Single city.

Gou Sang sat under the tree and smoked a cigarette. He took out his mobile phone from his pocket and scrolled aimlessly.

There was still a long time before the next exam, and he couldn't study quietly for more than ten hours a day. He still spent most of the day playing with his mobile phone. When I have nothing to do, I watch movies and TV series, and occasionally play two games to kill time.

"Are you playing here?"

A passing car suddenly stopped at the door, causing Gou Sang to put down his phone and look up at his neighbor in the car.

"Why didn't you go to work today?"

"Have a day off on the weekend."

Gou Sang nodded silently, having forgotten the day of the week now.

"Where are you driving to?"

The person sitting in the car said: "I just talked to someone and I'm going to pick her up to go to the movies."

"Go, go, slow down on the road." Gou Sang threw the cigarette butt on the ground.

"Let's have some drinks together some other time when we have time."

"I'm always available."

"As agreed, I'll leave first."

Watching the car leave, Gou Sang clicked on the movie forum on his mobile phone, wondering what movies were being released now.

He was too bored at home during this period, so he also planned to watch a movie to adjust his state.

The movie forum is quite lively. Some are discussing old movies, some are commenting on movies that are currently being released, and of course, some are talking about new movies that will be released soon.

Gou Sang looked at it with interest.

"Brothers, can you recommend any good movies? There is nothing to watch. Old movies are fine too."

"It's hard to find movies yet. Just look at the ratings, from high to low. If you can enjoy it, watch it. If you can't, just skip the next one."

"As for new movies, there is a fighting movie that is being released now that is quite good. I recommend you to watch it. It has a good reputation."

"I feel that there are no movies released now that suit my taste, so I have been waiting for next month. There will be a few movies of good quality next month, so I can go and watch them then."

"There are quite a lot of good movies, it just depends on what type of movies you like. I never choose, I only watch movies with good reputations."

"Now when I have nothing to do, I watch the movies Mr. Tan Yue has made before, as well as the TV series he made. Mainly because other directors can't watch them."

"There's no good movie, just go to bed."

"I would like to recommend some low-budget movies to you. They look pretty good."

"The following are the movies currently in theaters. If you are interested, you can check them out, including "Storm" and "Hopeless"."

Gou Sang glanced at the list of movies currently showing, but didn't arouse the slightest interest. He felt that it would be better to lie in bed and play with his mobile phone, so the idea of ​​watching a movie was abandoned.

He is single and he will not waste money without a good movie.

Gou Sang continued to browse the movie forum, and would check out any popular posts.

Not long after, he suddenly frowned and saw a post titled ""Black Fire" copied "Infernal Affairs"".

Gou Sang's first reaction was that this title might be just to attract attention. After all, there are still many headline-makers.

"Infernal Affairs" is Tan Yue's movie, and it was very popular when it was broadcast. It was discussed on Douyin, Weibo and movie forums. If you plagiarize it like this, you will not be scolded by netizens when it is released.

Riding on the popularity is not seeking death.

With curiosity in his heart, Gou Sang clicked on the post. He originally thought it was deliberately attracting attention, but after reading it, he discovered that the number of replies to the post had reached nearly a thousand.

"Damn it, this company called Columbia Entertainment is so shameless. They plagiarized "Infernal Affairs" so secretly."

"All key holders, get ready and give him shit when this movie comes out."

"This is so disgusting. As soon as I heard the director's interview, I knew it was plagiarizing "Infernal Affairs". Where can I report it? Give me a place."

"This is an internationally famous entertainment company, but it plagiarizes our movies. It's too low-key."

"No one is in charge of this foreign entertainment company. Plagiarized movies must not be released."

"I don't know if Teacher Tan Yue has noticed this. Brothers, follow me and leave a message on Weibo."

"Don't let this post sink in. Let me upvote it."

"As long as this movie called "Black Fire" dares to be released, I will keep criticizing it to see if they can watch it safely."

"Brothers, join me in boycotting Black Fire and all Columbia Entertainment movies."

After reading more than ten comments, Gou Sang swiped the phone screen and returned to the top of the post.

The first is the comment of the poster: Brothers, today I suddenly saw a popular movie on the Internet. After studying it carefully, I found out that this movie called "Black Fire" is highly suspected of plagiarizing Tan Yue. "Infernal Affairs" by the teacher. The following are screenshots of the director's speech at the opening ceremony (with translation), as well as the video of the interview at the time. You can take a look. The company that made this movie is well-known in the international entertainment circle, called Columbia Entertainment.

Gou Sang slowly swiped the screen and read the translated text word by word, for fear of missing key information.

As for whether the translation is correct, don't worry. If the translation is wrong, someone will correct it in the comment area.

"It's so shameless." After reading it, Gou Sang also saw the shadow of "Infernal Affairs" in it.

"Black Fire" is modeled after "The Departed".

At this time, Gou Sang was in the same mood as the netizens who responded to the post, wanting to curse.

In his view, plagiarism is a very shameful act.

"It turns out it's from abroad. No wonder they dared to plagiarize "Infernal Affairs"."

Gou Sang can be sure that no one in China would dare to plagiarize like this, no matter which of Tan Yue's film and television works.

Don't say it's started filming. As long as netizens know something about it, they will definitely flock to it.

Gou Sang directly clicked 'Reply', his stubby fingers beating crazily on the screen:

‘Columbia Entertainment only wants to give you four words, and I don’t want it (de) even if I don’t want it (qu). If you can't think of a good movie, don't make it. Such a big entertainment company is actually plagiarizing it. When you release it, you will be sprayed all over your body. How dare you bully us. ’

Whether he saw it or not, after uploading the comment, Gou Sang turned off his phone and returned to his desk, ready to continue reviewing.

However, his mind is now filled with what just happened, and he is very irritable. He cannot find the state of mind to continue studying.

Gou Sang turned the pen in his hand and lay down on the chair.

Foreigners have always been biased against domestic movies. It is difficult for domestic movies to develop abroad. Now they are directly plagiarizing domestic movies.

What's more, the person who was plagiarized was Teacher Tan Yue.

Tan Yue is now completely different from other directors in the hearts of fans. It is precisely because of him that domestic films will slowly move towards overseas markets and stand up in the international film market.

"No, I have to leave a message on Weibo so that Teacher Tan Yue can see this."

Gou Sang once again took out his mobile phone and opened Weibo and started typing, expressing his dissatisfaction.

Beijing.

Bright Entertainment Company, President's Office.

Chen Ye said: "Mr. Tan, this is the revised plan submitted by the new media department. Please take a look."

Tan Yue took the document and read it carefully.

Compared with the last time, this plan has been improved a lot, and all the places marked by me have been adjusted.

Tan Yue stopped and thought carefully about what the effect would be this time.

There are many things that need to be considered during live broadcast, because any inappropriate part will be intercepted by some thoughtful netizens.

Failure to do so will have the opposite effect.

Tan Yue drew a question mark here, and he felt that it could be adjusted better.

A few minutes later, Tan Yue said: "Xiao Ye, please send the file back. Tell them that they need to continue to adjust this area. I think the effect after the broadcast is not very good. This area will affect the overall live broadcast effect."

Chen Ye took the documents and went out.

Tan Yue stretched and stood up from the chair. He had been sitting in front of the computer for nearly three hours and was indeed a little tired.

A person walked back and forth in the office to move his body. He stood by the window and looked at the scenery outside while sitting and doing simple chest expansion exercises.

Although the amount of exercise is not large, it is enough to refresh the mind.

Tan Yue currently handles the company's work every day, and spends the rest of his time writing scripts and character biographies. It looks very easy, but it is actually a double test of physical and mental strength.

After resting for a while.

Tan Yue picked up the cup in front of the computer, poured out the tasteless tea, and sat on the sofa to make himself another cup of tea. Smelling the faint fragrance of tea, I opened Weibo on my phone.

His habit is to see what major events happen every day and what kind of things attract the attention of many netizens.

After reading today’s hot news, I logged into my Weibo account. Tan Yue has long been used to seeing countless message reminders.

He also knows that the content of the messages sent to him by fans is nothing more than "new movies and new TV series".

There are indeed these messages in the comment area, but there are also different ones.

"Teacher Tan Yue, hurry up and check out the film forum. Someone discovered that a foreign director was plagiarizing your "Infernal Affairs"."

"Something bad has happened. A foreign movie called "Black Fire" is plagiarizing your movie. What should we do about this kind of thing?"

"The movie "Black Fire" should have constituted plagiarism. As for such plagiarism abroad, we have to go to where to defend our rights. As fans, we have no choice but to say."

"Mr. Tan Yue, please check on the Internet and there is a movie called "Black Fire". It is produced by Columbia Entertainment and is still being filmed. The story of the movie told by the director at the opening ceremony is very similar to "Infernal Affairs". It is very possible. It’s plagiarism.”

"Teacher Tan Yue, just tell me, we fans will definitely help you defend your rights to the end. Even if they are abroad, we can still find a way."

"It's disgusting that foreign countries are copying our movies."

"Is everything you said true? I'm going to go to the film forum now to have a look."

"There are still people who plagiarize Teacher Tan Yue's movies. It's time to pick up the keyboard that has been lost for many years and show the other side what real combat effectiveness is."

Looking at these comments, Tan Yue was a little surprised. He did not expect that anyone in China would pay attention to this matter.

But then I thought about it and it was right. The two male protagonists in the movie "Black Fire" are both well-known in the international entertainment circle. Columbia Entertainment will definitely seize this point for publicity to increase the popularity of the movie and be domestically recognized. It was only a matter of time before netizens found out.

When Tan Yue checked the comments in the comment area, many message reminders popped up in the background, all of which were netizens expressing their anger.

No matter how the plot of "Black Fire" has been modified, the core content is plagiarized from "Infernal Affairs". Tan Yue understands the anger of netizens very well, and he was the same when he learned about this incident.

However, the rights protection mentioned by many netizens in the comment area is almost impossible. Although the plot imitation of "Black Fire" is obvious, it does not constitute plagiarism in a strict sense.

This is also a place that Tan Yue finds disgusting.

He read the text introduction of "Black Fire" many times, as well as other information on the Internet. It did not meet the standards of plagiarism. He could only say that some plots were similar and were imitations.

What's more, it involves the United States and is not a matter of one country.

Even if he goes to defend his rights, if he has no strength or status, others may not care. In the end, he will have to rely on the state for help. The process will be very complicated, and Tan Yue does not want to waste his energy on such things.

The mute's suffering from eating Coptis chinensis is exactly the current situation.

All Tan Yue can do now is to make a better movie to stop "Black Fire".

The idea of ​​filming "The Godfather" came up.

He had another consideration.

Through "The Godfather", I will further increase my visibility in the international entertainment industry and let more people know me. Then people will naturally learn about the movies I have made, and some will also pay attention to the movie "Infernal Affairs".

Then, through its own influence, foreign netizens will know that "Black Fire" is plagiarizing "Infernal Affairs".

Eventually it will be discussed online.

Now that this matter has just been learned in China, so many people have denounced the movie "Black Fire". After it is actually released, the scale of condemnation will be even greater.

Tan Yue believes in the power of netizens.

You can release it however you want, and you have to bear the consequences yourself.

Tan Yue is so confident now because he believes in the movie "The Godfather". He believes that "The Godfather" will definitely spark a discussion on a global scale.

Netizens' messages continued, and Tan Yue directly logged out of his account to avoid constant message reminders on his phone.

It's useless no matter how much you say. Others might make a fuss about it. All you can do is write the script quickly.

Tan Yue returned to the computer, opened the script, and devoted himself to writing the script of "The Godfather".

Time is precious.

If we don't say it now, it doesn't mean that Tan Yue will suffer this loss, but the time has not yet come.

PS:

It's the beginning of the month, brothers and sisters, work hard and live a good life!