00:00Wow!
00:02This child
00:06Niu Lai
00:06You feed the plot to the AI
00:09Even AI couldn't produce such a terrible result.
00:11Everyone who came out with me was cursing.
00:13But everyone is recommending it.
00:15Niu Lai is really awesome
00:17This refers to a recent wildly popular animated film from China.
00:20Niu Lai
00:21Audiences buy tickets not because the movie is so good.
00:24It was to see just how ugly it really was.
00:26No big productions
00:27No star-studded lineup
00:28This film was heavily criticized by netizens
00:30A disastrously bad movie with a plot that even AI couldn't write.
00:34This textbook unexpectedly became a viral sensation.
00:37Screening rate and daily box office
00:39Not only surpassing Stephen Chow's kung fu women's soccer
00:41Cumulative box office surges
00:42Exceeding 25 million RMB
00:45Approximately RM15 million
00:46Why did this movie become such a hit?
00:48How did it pass censorship and get released?
00:51This is your father.
00:59Nowadays, a movie may not necessarily be a hit just because it's well-made.
01:03They could even go so far as to make it so bad that the entire internet would want to pay to go in and see it for themselves.
01:08Confirm just how bad it is
01:10Niu Lai was released in China on August 5th with zero publicity.
01:13The box office revenue for the first 10 days was only 7,700 yuan.
01:17Fewer than 300 people in the audience
01:19But no one expected the box office to suddenly skyrocket.
01:22Box office revenue skyrocketed starting August 14th.
01:26The box office reached 710,000 yuan on the 15th.
01:29The reason is simple.
01:30Because it's so bad.
01:32As netizens went on a rampage of online criticism regarding its disasters and chemical reactions
01:35Instead, it aroused public curiosity.
01:37People bought tickets and went to the theater.
01:39This led to a sudden surge in the number of screenings.
01:41As of the afternoon of August 19th, the box office revenue exceeded 25 million yuan.
01:45Even surpassing Hollywood blockbusters
01:47It has broken into the top 10 of this year's Chinese domestic animation box office.
01:51How disastrous is this movie?
01:54Netizens complain
01:55Niu Lai's 3D character modeling is rough.
01:57Stiff and awkward movements
01:59Cows can even walk upright on two legs.
02:01In addition, the voice-over and visuals sometimes don't match.
02:04The plot and dialogue left people completely baffled.
02:08Why is Mom's face not right?
02:11Her eyebrows
02:12Her eyes
02:14Always just a little bit short
02:15After watching, some viewers
02:17It even left behind a viral comment.
02:19I regretted watching it for over 80 minutes.
02:21You'll regret it for the rest of your life if you don't watch this.
02:23And what was the result?
02:24Fu Ping did not deter the audience.
02:26Instead, it aroused everyone's curiosity.
02:28I'll see just how ugly it really is.
02:30There were even audience members in the theater who laughed while watching.
02:34My child
02:41The peculiar scene of a family collectively criticizing the film yet still insisting on watching it together.
02:45Some viewers even watched it after
02:46The audience applauded continuously.
02:53What's even more interesting is the film's title, "Cow Comes".
02:55The homonym for "cow" is...
02:56This unexpectedly attracted a large number of stock market investors hoping for a surge in the market.
03:00Buy tickets to enter and win prizes
03:02A terrible movie that was flooded with criticism
03:05Because I was scolded too harshly
03:06Instead, it got criticized and became popular.
03:08But it was Niu Lai who truly made many people laugh at him.
03:11I've come to admire him a little.
03:12The production story behind it
03:14This 86-minute animated film
03:16The core creative team consists of only the director and the mother.
03:20The son is the director, producer, modeler, editor, and voice actor.
03:24His mother was responsible for the scriptwriting, voice acting, and even the end credits song was sung by him.
03:29What's even more outrageous is that the director himself is said to work in the interior design industry.
03:33From interior design to film and television industry
03:35Netizens say it's really amazing.
03:37The two of them, without the support of a large professional team
03:40It took five years to make entirely by hand.
03:43No investment, no AI, just a sincere heart
03:46Some people say he didn't intentionally ruin the film.
03:48Instead, they strive to do well.
03:49However, our capabilities and resources are limited.
03:51That clumsy yet earnest contrast
03:53Unexpectedly, it touched many viewers.
03:55However, this rough and simple film
03:58How did they obtain the supply license from the National Film Administration for screening?
04:02This is probably everyone's biggest confusion.
04:04The answer is actually ridiculously simple.
04:06It turns out that film censorship is divided into two levels: content and technology.
04:10Check if the content crosses any red lines.
04:12Technical review only checks for defective needles.
04:14Was the anisolation synchronized?
04:15Are there any technical issues such as black screen?
04:17Simply put, the reviewing unit is only responsible for determining whether or not to release it.
04:20I am not responsible for judging whether he is good-looking or not.
04:23Although the ox was rough...
04:24However, he did not break the law or violate any regulations.
04:26Naturally, it passed the screening smoothly.
04:28Some viewers said they watched for an hour.
04:29I laughed for an hour.
04:31For that one hour, I completely forgot about the pressures of work and life.
04:34That era can bring people pure joy
04:36There's not much left in those few tens of minutes.
04:38Even if the way he brought the cow was so bad it was laughable.
04:43It's just that when people start to be willing to spend money
04:45Let's see just how bad it really is.
04:47Will there be more and more works in the future?
04:49Is it intentional to use "bad" as a code for generating traffic?
04:52If it were you
04:53Would you pay for a ticket just to see how bad a movie really is?
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