What kind of funny and retarded scenes do you think there are in movies and television works?

There are many ways to express the retarded scenes in film and television works. The following are some common examples: 1. The protagonist travels back to the past or the future to change history or the world with the way modern people think, such as changing the decisions of an emperor or eliminating the impact of a catastrophic event. What was the logic of this behavior? The villain achieved his goal through a series of means, but the protagonist was confused by him and finally defeated by him. What was the logic of this behavior? 3. The character used some very strange or illogical weapons or skills in battle, such as magical magic balls or lightning. Was this behavior reasonable? 4. The plot arranged for the characters to have some meaningless conversations or exchanges, such as the conversation between the two characters in the desert or the conversation in the cave. These conversations had no meaning and were only used to express the emotions of the characters or to lead to the next plot point. 5. A character suddenly becoming mentally retarded or an idiot during the development of the plot is to enhance the cuteness or funny effect of the character, but what is the logic of this behavior? 6. The plot arranged for the characters to do some very childish or meaningless actions such as jumping off a cliff, self-destructing, or engaging in some absurd competition in order to win the game. What was the logic of this behavior? These are just some common idiotic plots. In fact, there are many other types of idiotic plots, such as over-exaggerating certain skills or abilities or deliberately arranging some illogical plots to create contradictions. Although these scenes might attract the audience's attention, their retarded performance would also have a negative impact on the work.

The following are some of the classic and wonderful dialogue in the film and television works: I Am Your Father -Schindler's List You can't make me feel less alone without your help -The Shawshank Redemption You can't go home again You've already been here -Interstellar You are not a good man You just do what you feel -Farewell My Concubine I don't have time for this -Fast and Furious 7 You can't control what others think of you -Forrest Gump I'm not going to be able to do this without you -Titanic If you go back you won't remember me but I'll always remember you -The Truman Show You have to believe in yourself -Forrest Gump I'm not afraid of dying tomorrow because I believe that if I die tomorrow I've lived the way I wanted to These lines were very infectious and showed the beauty and tenacity of human nature. They also became classic lines in literature and film and television works.

As a fan of online literature, I will not recommend or support any form of violence, smashing computers, or other uncivilized behavior. We should respect the rights and dignity of others and abide by social ethics and laws and regulations. At the same time, the retarded plot in the film and television works did not mean that all audiences would feel angry or disappointed. It was just a personal emotional reaction. We should appreciate and evaluate works of art with a rational and tolerant attitude to promote the development of cultural variety.

The mentally retarded scenes in movies and television dramas vary from person to person. The following are some of the more classic ones: 1. The proposal scene between Andy and Boss Bao in Ode to Joy. Although this scene is very classic, I still can't understand the relationship between Andy and Xiao Bao. In the story of Chu Qiao, after Chu Qiao was rescued, she found out that she was a princess and pretended to be stupid until her true identity was exposed. 3. The love line of Bai Qian Ye Hua's three lifetimes in " Three Lives Three Lives Ten Miles Peach Blossom ". Although the special effects of this drama are awesome, I really can't stand this love line. 4. The retarded love line between Li Shengjing and Zheng Xiuya in " Weightlifting Fairy Jin Fuzhu." Although this drama was also cute, the retarded scenes really made people speechless. 5. Sherlock's deduction in Sherlock Holmes. Even though the reasoning part of the drama was excellent, Sherlock's retarded reasoning was hilarious. These were some of the more classic idiotic scenes, and of course, there were many others.

Film and television works may have a certain impact on people's misunderstanding of history and culture because they can present different historical scenes and characters and attract the audience's attention through various means. This kind of presentation might mislead the audience and cause them to misunderstand their understanding of history and culture. In addition, the influence of a film and television work also depended on the audience's personal experience and judgment. If the audience did not have enough historical knowledge and cultural background, they might be easily misled by the film and television works and have a wrong understanding of history and culture. Therefore, in order to eliminate this misunderstanding, we should continue to learn and understand history and culture, and obtain information through many ways, including reading history books, visiting museum, communicating with historical experts, etc. In this way, we can understand history and culture more accurately and avoid being misled by film and television works.

As a fan of online literature, I don't have any personal preferences or emotions, but I can tell you some fighting scenes from classic movies and television works for your reference: 1. The fight between Sun Wukong and the monster in Journey to the West: Sun Wukong used the Jingu Staff to fight with the monster for hundreds of rounds. The thrilling scene was amazing. 2. Naruto's fight with Hinata: This fight scene is full of tension and gorgeous action scenes, showing the powerful combat skills of Naruto and the superb martial arts of Hinata. 3. The fighting scene between Lin Chong and the heroes of Liangshan Lake in Water Margins: This fighting scene described the fierce confrontation between Lin Chong and the heroes of Liangshan Lake, showing the powerful strength and heroic spirit of the heroes of Liangshan Lake. 4. The fighting scene of Sun Wukong and the monsters in " Journey to the West ": This fighting scene is full of humor and thrilling elements. Sun Wukong uses the Jingu Bang to fight with the monsters for hundreds of rounds. The scene is very exciting. 5. The fight between the Joker and the Dark Knight: This fight scene is one of the most classic fights in the movie. The battle between the Joker and the bat is full of thrilling and resourceful elements. These are some classic fighting scenes in movies and TV shows. Each scene has its own unique charm, which is worthy of the audience's taste and appreciation.

It was quite common for a scene to go wrong in a film or television series. Some scenes might not be discovered due to technical problems or the director's negligence. Here are some of the more common scenes: 1. The scene changes too fast: If the scene changes too fast, the audience may not have time to react and the scene will be exposed. 2. Subtitle errors: In movies and TV shows, sometimes there are errors in the subtitles, such as text distortion, missing or repetition. 3. Screen out of sync: If the screen is out of sync, there will be a black screen or a white screen. 4. Special effects problems: If the technique is not in place or the time is tight during the special effects production process, there may be a situation where the trick is exposed. 5. Prop problems: If the prop has a mistake, such as the prop's packaging is not intact or the prop itself has a problem, it will affect the audience's viewing experience. 6. Problem with the camera position: Sometimes, the camera position will deviate, causing the audience to be unable to understand the plot correctly. 7. Shooting angle problem: Different shooting angles may affect the picture and lead to the situation of being exposed. Even though the exposed scenes might affect the audience's viewing experience, some producers had to abide by some shooting rules and procedures, so they might try their best to avoid the appearance of the exposed scenes.

There were many fairyland-like places in movies and television dramas. The following are some common examples: 1 Switzerland's Interlaken: Interlaken is a beautiful lakeside town that is often depicted as a fairyland in movies and television dramas. 2. Mount Fuji in Japan: Mount Fuji is a famous mountain in Japan. It is often depicted as a mysterious wonderland in movies and television dramas. 3. Rocky Mountain in the United States: The Rocky Mountain is a famous mountain in the western United States. It is often depicted as a beautiful wonderland in movies and television dramas. Huangshan Mountain in China: Huangshan Mountain is a famous tourist attraction in China. It is often depicted as a fairyland in movies and television dramas. The Alps in France: The Alps is a mountain range between France and Switzerland. It is often depicted as a beautiful wonderland in movies and television dramas. Yosemite National Park in the United States: Yosemite National Park is a famous national park in the United States. It is often depicted as a mysterious wonderland in movies and television dramas. These places were often depicted as beautiful, mysterious, and quiet places in movies and television dramas, making people feel as if they were in a fairyland.

A "bridge"(bridge) refers to a part of a literary work, film, or novel that creates a specific atmosphere or storyline through a series of plots or scenes. These plots or scenes could be positive, negative, individual, combined, or related, independent of each other. The term "bridge" comes from a term in Japanese movies and TV shows. It refers to the short dialogue, scene, or character inserted into a specific plot or scene in a movie or TV series in order to create dramatic conflict and attract the audience. These parts are usually called "bridge". In literary works, a "plot" usually referred to a part that showed a theme or emotion through different characters, scenes, or plots. These scenes could be direct, indirect, positive, negative, or related, independent of each other. Movies, television, and literary works often used bridge segments to create an atmosphere, create dramatic conflicts, attract audiences, show different characters, scenes, or plots, or express the views and ideas of the author or screenwriter. Common scenes included conversations between protagonists, interactions between characters, changes in the scene, changes in the emotions of the characters, and so on.

Is it good or bad to turn Chinese literary works into television and movies? There is no simple answer to this question because the quality of a film or television art form depends on many factors, including the content of the literary work, the ability of the director, the performance of the actors, the budget of the producer, the preferences of the audience, and so on. If the adaptation was a classic literary work such as " Dream of the Red Chamber "," Water Margins ", etc., then adapting it into a movie or television might get high reviews and box office earnings. This was because these works had already become cultural classics. After being adapted into movies or television shows, they could better display their charm and meaning. However, if the adaptation was a younger literary work or a more controversial work, it might cause controversy and dissatisfaction if it was adapted into a movie or television. This was because movies or television were a more widespread art form that could better let the audience understand and accept the content of the work. In addition, the audience's preferences were also an important factor. If the audience liked a certain work, they might be more inclined to watch the adaptation of the work into a movie or television version. On the other hand, if the audience did not like a certain work, they might be more inclined to watch other versions of the adaptation. In short, adapting Chinese literary works into film or television art forms can be a good way of expression, but many factors need to be considered, including the content of the work, audience preferences, cost budget, and so on, in order to make the best decision.