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Over a year ago, when the military operation began between Russia and its close neighbor Ukraine, the sanction on Russia from the West was overwhelming, even a pet cat from a Russian household was not permitted to attend a European competition. Things of such insanity cropped up one after another.
But today in the conflict of Israel and Palestine, China still remains cool-headed and asks its people to be rational. You can see the report below from a portal site of China, the translation into English is done by me. So please tolerate any mistakes in it.
Schindler's List is besieged by negative reviews! The Chinese official media criticized them strongly, which can be said to hit the nail on the head
Adapted from the novel of the same name by Australian novelist Thomas Kenneli, "Schindler's List" has now received a large number of negative reviews on major China’s domestic platforms due to the changing situation between Palestine and Israel, with ratings plummeting.
Especially on Bilibili, the largest free streaming site in China, the rating was once down from 9.5 to 4.2.
The overnight reversal of word-of-mouth and the abundance of negative reviews are truly unexpected.
Many film professionals have also expressed their opinions.
Tan Fei expressed the helplessness, and Wang Hailin said, "Everyone's sympathy for the Jews was completely destroyed overnight by Israel, which accurately explains what it means to be 'You do not deserve to live if you start the guilt(As you make the bed, you must lie on it)'.
But is it innocent or not for this movie?
“Schindler's List” has been rated as one of the best works of the 20th century and one of the top 10 (China’s biggest literary and artistic review site) Douban rated works in China. It is also seen by many critics as a formal symbol of the maturity of popular entertainment film director Spielberg.
The production cost was only $23 million, but it ultimately grossed about $321 million at the box office and won seven awards including Best Picture at the 66th Academy Awards. It was also the first black and white film to win an Oscar for Best Picture after "Apartment Spring" (won in 1961).
It can be said that from any perspective, 'Schindler's List' is an extremely successful commercial film.
The film tells the story of Oscar Schindler, a German living in Poland, who hired some 1100 Jews to work in his factory during World War II, helping them escape the massacre.
For this movie, director Spielberg said in an interview with the media earlier this year, "I have never filmed a work like this before, and being able to face so directly the message that I believe the world needs to hear. The message it contains is even more important today than in 1993, because the anti-Semitic situation is much more severe today than when I was making this movie.”
But now, with regional issues and a reversal in reviews, a seemingly unrelated film, "Schindler's List", has been pushed to the forefront of the storm.
The Chinese official media also posted articles criticizing the rating decline and giving support to the film.
“In the face of this Israeli-Palestinian conflict, it is difficult for us to judge by who is right and who is wrong. However, it is not advisable and irrational to vent our emotions and express our position by maliciously scoring art works. What we truly need to uphold is to put aside the tendency to follow the crowd and focus on the art of film itself, rather than making it a vent of political sentiment.”
But today in the conflict of Israel and Palestine, China still remains cool-headed and asks its people to be rational. You can see the report below from a portal site of China, the translation into English is done by me. So please tolerate any mistakes in it.
Schindler's List is besieged by negative reviews! The Chinese official media criticized them strongly, which can be said to hit the nail on the head
Adapted from the novel of the same name by Australian novelist Thomas Kenneli, "Schindler's List" has now received a large number of negative reviews on major China’s domestic platforms due to the changing situation between Palestine and Israel, with ratings plummeting.
Especially on Bilibili, the largest free streaming site in China, the rating was once down from 9.5 to 4.2.
The overnight reversal of word-of-mouth and the abundance of negative reviews are truly unexpected.
Many film professionals have also expressed their opinions.
Tan Fei expressed the helplessness, and Wang Hailin said, "Everyone's sympathy for the Jews was completely destroyed overnight by Israel, which accurately explains what it means to be 'You do not deserve to live if you start the guilt(As you make the bed, you must lie on it)'.
But is it innocent or not for this movie?
“Schindler's List” has been rated as one of the best works of the 20th century and one of the top 10 (China’s biggest literary and artistic review site) Douban rated works in China. It is also seen by many critics as a formal symbol of the maturity of popular entertainment film director Spielberg.
The production cost was only $23 million, but it ultimately grossed about $321 million at the box office and won seven awards including Best Picture at the 66th Academy Awards. It was also the first black and white film to win an Oscar for Best Picture after "Apartment Spring" (won in 1961).
It can be said that from any perspective, 'Schindler's List' is an extremely successful commercial film.
The film tells the story of Oscar Schindler, a German living in Poland, who hired some 1100 Jews to work in his factory during World War II, helping them escape the massacre.
For this movie, director Spielberg said in an interview with the media earlier this year, "I have never filmed a work like this before, and being able to face so directly the message that I believe the world needs to hear. The message it contains is even more important today than in 1993, because the anti-Semitic situation is much more severe today than when I was making this movie.”
But now, with regional issues and a reversal in reviews, a seemingly unrelated film, "Schindler's List", has been pushed to the forefront of the storm.
The Chinese official media also posted articles criticizing the rating decline and giving support to the film.
“In the face of this Israeli-Palestinian conflict, it is difficult for us to judge by who is right and who is wrong. However, it is not advisable and irrational to vent our emotions and express our position by maliciously scoring art works. What we truly need to uphold is to put aside the tendency to follow the crowd and focus on the art of film itself, rather than making it a vent of political sentiment.”