Jack just announced a temporary suspension of his career, Thien An received a "storm" of 1 star, what's going on?

Many viewers discovered that the movie "Cái mã" with the participation of Thiên An in the cast, although not officially released yet, has received a series of 1-star reviews. People think it is related to male singer Jack?

The movie "Cải mã" has become the focus of social networks when it faced an unprecedented wave of boycott. It is worth mentioning that just a few days before its premiere, the movie was given extremely low scores, receiving countless negative comments even though no audience had seen the entire work.

According to the announcement from the producer and distributor, "Cải mã" will officially be released nationwide on October 31, 2025, coinciding with Halloween - the golden time for horror films. However, even before its release, the film has become the center of controversy. On online ticket booking platforms, audiences discovered a series of 1/10 or 2/10 ratings appearing densely, accompanied by harsh negative comments.

What is confusing to the public is that most of these criticisms revolve around the content, acting and technical quality – while the film has never been released, meaning that the commenters have never seen the film at all. Some accounts even left harsh comments such as: "I wish there were 0 stars to rate it correctly." This action makes many people wonder: is "Cải ma" the victim of an organized boycott campaign on social networks.

Not stopping there, the fanpage CGV Cinemas Vietnam, the film distributor, also became a place for the online community to vent their anger. Under promotional posts such as "TICKETS ARE ON SALE" or "OFFICIALLY IN THEATERS", a series of angry comments, angry emoticons, and calls for boycott flooded in. In less than 24 hours, each post attracted more than 2,000 reactions and hundreds of comments, most of which strongly opposed Thien An's appearance in the film.

The main reason is said to have come from the wave of protests against actress Thien An, who plays the female lead role in "Cai Ma". When the producer released the poster and teaser introducing the main cast including Thien An, Rima Thanh Vy, Avin Lu, Hoang Phuc..., social networks immediately exploded. The name Thien An quickly climbed to the top of searches along with a series of hashtags #taychayThienAn and #taychayphimCaiMa.

Many people believe that letting Thien An take on the central role was a "wrong decision", leading to a widespread boycott of the film. Negative comments appeared densely on all platforms, from the film's fanpage to ticket booking sites, causing the image of "Cai ma" to be seriously affected in a short time.

Faced with this situation, representatives of the production and distribution crew remain silent and have not yet given an official response. However, some experts believe that the audience's rating and judging of a film before it has been seen is unfair and distorts the film market. An anonymous director shared: "Rating a film before it is shown is like judging a book based on its cover. That not only affects the efforts of the entire crew but also causes other audiences to lose the opportunity to approach the work objectively."

Alongside the wave of protests, there are still some audiences calling for a more balanced view. Many people believe that we should wait for the film to be released in theaters before commenting on its artistic quality, instead of letting personal feelings dominate. "It cannot be denied that Thien An is the center of controversy, but Cai Ma is the effort of a whole group. Let the audience feel it for themselves when the film is officially released," a neutral commenter wrote.

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