The movie Brother is 'angry' with anti, the 'main course' of the artist's journey is faded

The documentary Brother "Say Hi": The Villain Who Makes the Hero has a duration of 2 hours, recreating the explosive performances, the enthusiastic atmosphere of the audience during the 4 nights of the concert, and revealing some "behind-the-scenes secrets" from the cast of Brother Brothers.

In addition to the tick effect, in the concert film 'Brother is drunk', there are many photos of 'plagiarism' and 'canvas' comments on the program but do not cover the name of the comment account. The film is also reacted to by many other factors. "Fake show", "CG plagiarism", "it's really a fake" or "the number of 50,000, 78,000 is suspected of being a canvas"... are some of the comments in many mixed comments taken by the producer and played in the concert film Brother is drunk: The villain makes the hero.

This scene appears in the middle of the film, attracting the attention of many viewers because this is the rare time that the producer behind Brother Drunk has publicly mentioned anti-fans, again on the big screen in the cinema. The video has a blur, blur effect and is quite fast, so it is not easy to read the comments carefully.

Not only capturing the comments of netizens, the producer also took a number of headlines from mainstream information sites and newspapers with negative content about Brother Drunk, mainly revolving around the keyword "canvas".

On TikTok and Threads, many fans of the show expressed their interest in the producer's action of directly targeting anti-fans. The videos of the above scene when posted on TikTok, Threads received thousands of interactions, many comments in agreement. In these videos, the audience can be seen cheering as the comments are projected onto the screen.

But on the opposite side, the audience who are not fans of the show has a different view. An account on Threads wrote "making movies to lose to antifans, even willing to do anything to increase discussion" and received more than 2,000 interactions.

Another account commented: "Posting a comment must cover the name and cover the avatar, but here it is straight?". Some comments questioned the use of screenshots as documentary in documentaries for commercial purposes.

In documentaries about celebrities, it is very common to shoot mixed comments to facilitate the character to explain, clarify or refute.

The concert film Brother is currently attracting quite a lot of comments about the details in the film. For example, the statement near the end of the film is: "The Brother Happy Concert Series marks a historic milestone in the field of organizing globally influential music events". The word "global" makes some people working in the media question what criteria they are based on.

The ticket price of the film is said to be quite high when applying its own price of 230,000 VND and is not discounted in any form. Besides, many die-hard fans of the show expressed regret when the big hits from the drunken brother such as Ngo, Arrogance, Aura... did not appear in concert films. Some brothers are said to be "invisible" when they only appear for a few tens of seconds such as Anh Tu Atus, while rappers HIEUTHUHAI and Negav occupy a huge amount of time.

If you put it on the scale with other outstanding concert documentaries such as BLACKPINK: Light Up the Sky or BTS: Burn The Stage, Brother "Say Hi": The Villain Who Makes the Hero has not been able to fully convey the journey of an artist from behind the scenes to the stage. The footage of the artist's training and sharing on the night of the concert, the tense group meetings are there but not many, making the film lose the behind-the-scenes emotion - which is very important for this genre of music documentaries.

Not to mention, the dialogues of the brothers in the interview screening room are somewhat stereotypical, a bit pre-arranged to create inspirational quotes, but, therefore, they lack the sincerity and humor of their personalities when participating in the show. The fanchant segments - the soul of an idol concert - are also not clearly shown, causing the film to lose part of the inherent heat of the actual concerts.

In general, the film learns the "recipe for success" of music documentaries when there is a mixture of performance and behind-the-scenes, inspirational sharing and investment in cinematic art.

In addition, building a plot based on the idea of "backbone" throughout the duration of the film - explaining the "villain" is also a "spice" to help this music documentary become more "rich".

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