After watching "Hidden Kill," I personally feel that Chinese movies are now becoming more short-video oriented. In two hours, they almost have eight twists or exciting moments. In the past, movies that were two or three hours long usually told only one or two stories. This also relates to how people now frequently scroll through short videos, raising the threshold for "satisfaction," and they don't watch movies as much. The film industry is actively trying to save itself through this approach.
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After watching "Hidden Kill," I personally feel that Chinese movies are now becoming more short-video oriented. In two hours, they almost have eight twists or exciting moments. In the past, movies that were two or three hours long usually told only one or two stories. This also relates to how people now frequently scroll through short videos, raising the threshold for "satisfaction," and they don't watch movies as much. The film industry is actively trying to save itself through this approach.