She dominates the entertainment industry with her disaster system

At this point, the closing ceremony of the Cannes Film Festival has come to an end. Although "Paris at Night" failed to win the Palme d'Or, it won the Best Screenplay Award, so it was not a complete failure.

As the crew's celebration party unfolded, relevant news quickly spread back to China across the time difference. The entry "Su Lingxi Cannes red carpet" also rushed to the hot search list, followed by several other Cannes-related entries.

Regarding missing out on the Best Actress award, both passers-by and fans were very tolerant.

After all, in recent years, there are very few Chinese actors who have been shortlisted for the main competition unit of Cannes. Not only was Su Lingxi shortlisted with the movie she starred in, she also received multiple official close-up shots on the red carpet at the opening and closing ceremonies of Cannes. She can be regarded as the best treated Chinese actor in Cannes in the past decade.

Since the owner was treated well, Lingsi also felt proud and boasted about it.

Initially, no one in the fan circle thought that Lingxi would be able to win the award the first time she was nominated, but now this result can only be said to be within everyone's expectations.

However, the direction of public opinion changed slightly after the Hundred Flowers Awards nomination list came out.

This year's Hundred Flowers Awards nomination list was released in advance in mid-June. Under the premise that the movie "The Rose Thorn" was within the award cycle, Su Lingxi, as the absolute leading actor, unfortunately missed the nomination for the Hundred Flowers Award for Best Actress.

Within half an hour after the nomination list was made public, the entry "Su Lingxi's nomination for the Hundred Flowers Awards" was pushed into the top 20 of the entertainment hot search list by angry fans. After countless passers-by spontaneously came to discuss the topic, the hot search continued to rise, ranking second at its peak.

Even though there was no host for this topic, it was able to make it to the double hot search lists, which shows how well-known Su Lingxi is among passers-by.

But public opinion always changes rapidly. After the global and Chinese box office results of "A Dream in Paris" came out, a considerable number of people's attention quickly shifted from Su Lingxi's mention to the news of the poor box office of "A Dream in Paris".

As an art film full of French romanticism and a Sino-French co-production, "Paris at Night" did not have a very high box office performance in China. Despite the efforts of fans, it only got 800 million on the first day. After that, it continued to decline, and the final total box office stopped at around 4000 million.

To be fair, compared with most art films whose box office revenue is less than 1500 million, the box office performance of "Paris at Night" is far from bad, and the film's release in Europe is very strong, far exceeding the box office performance of "The Rose Thorn" in the same period last year.

But compared with the domestic box office of over 4000 million for "The Rose Thorn", the mere million for "Paris Dreams" is not enough.

In addition, some netizens with ulterior motives deliberately led the rhythm, and the remarks that criticized Su Lingxi gradually began to ferment outside from the forum group. Dozens of black posts accusing her of worshipping foreign things were opened in just one morning, and all of them were popular posts.

Not only that, some people even brought up Su Lingxi's previous failure in the Cannes Best Actress competition to prove her so-called "downhill road."

[Original poster: A corner that no one cares about. After Su Lingxi’s first big movie flopped, she was not even eligible to participate in Dior’s offline activities [picture][picture]]

[1L: Ah this... Her fans have always been praising Dior for the good treatment they receive, haven't they? ]

[2L: Where are the Dior Queen and the Four Luxury Empress [laughing and crying]]

[3L: Her true colors were revealed after a failed movie. People in the industry actually know that her traffic is fake, right? ? ]

[4L: Uh, can you stop being so awkward? What does it mean if you don't attend an offline event? A spokesperson doesn't have to rush to attend every event, right?]

[5L: Lingsi's words came late, but it's a pity that your sister was not invited. Now the fashion resources are downgraded, and the next step may be the film and television resources downgrade]

[6L: The above person is right. Isn't it rumored that Su Lingxi will be acting in "Spring Trees and Evening Clouds" recently? I heard that she will be acting with that 18th-tier newcomer promoted by Guangying Media... Tsk tsk, isn't this considered a major downgrade in resources? ]

[7L: Lingsi must have fainted at home after hearing the news? Not only did she not win the movie award she had been dreaming of, but she also had no movies to shoot because of the flopped movie. She could only return to the drama industry to act in TV dramas. How ridiculous]

[8L: Why doesn’t Su Lingxi’s boyfriend help her get some resources? Where is the rich American boy? ]

[9L: The OP is really good at cooperating with the haters in the comment section... Do you know what it means for an art film to have a box office of 4000 million? Are you making fun of it here?]

[10L: I only know that it is a concept of failure]

[11L: Lingsi, stop trying to save face. It’s a fact that this movie is not as good as your sister’s last movie with a box office of over million yuan. It’s also a fact that your sister failed in her attempt to break into the European film industry.]

[12L: Crazy, who is spreading rumors about the S+ level project of "Spring Trees and Dusk Clouds"? The evidence has been obtained.]

[13L: Don’t believe in rumors or spread them. I only believe in official announcements about which group Su will join.]

[14L: If an art film with a box office of 4000 million can be called a flop, then what about Meng's parallel import film, which didn't even sell 4000 million? A parallel import that's even more of a flop?]

……

There are all kinds of sarcastic and pessimistic remarks flying around on the forums, mixed with many "passers-by" with different fan backgrounds.

Xie Jiali simply flipped through the front page of the group and angrily complained about dozens of posts. While complaining, she also helped to open a post to clarify the matter.

To be honest, Xie Jiali really thinks that these people are stepping on the box office performance of "Night Dreams in Paris" for no apparent reason - art films have always had few screenings, and often face the problem of uneven schedules, with box office revenue ranging from a few million to tens of millions. There are only a handful of art films like "The Rose Thorn" that can gross over 100 million in the whole of China.

Even she, a non-professional, knows that a box office of 4000 million is definitely not a flop. At most, it is just a decline compared to Nicole's previous film performance.

But Nicole is just an actor, not Aladdin. How could she perform so well every time and have every movie become a hit?

As for her rhetoric of worshipping foreigners and fawning on foreigners, it is even more ridiculous - Nicole has neither changed her nationality nor made any remarks unfavorable to Asian countries in order to cater to foreigners. She has even promoted the export of Chinese culture in film and television works. No matter how you look at it, there is nothing worth mocking about her.

Xie Jiali could see that several teams were deliberately trying to take advantage of this situation to severely punish Nicole.

After all, she is the only young actress with acting skills, achievements and popularity in the Chinese film industry, and many people want to pull her down and push their own artists up.

Xie Jiali clutched her phone tightly and sighed softly.

I hope Nicole's team can quickly pick themselves up. Right now, most of the negative public opinion is only concentrated on the forum. If it spreads to other platforms, things will probably become even more difficult to deal with...