Wu Jingui, the director of the film "Shanghai Shenhua", has recently received a season rating of 8.5 from the audience in Shanghai. This is an increase from the previous season where Wu Jingui received a rating of 7.4. The film has been praised for its strong plot, engaging characters and outstanding performances by the cast.
In addition to the positive reviews, Wu Jingui also faced criticism for his controversial decision to shoot scenes in the city center with real people instead of actors. Some viewers were upset that they could not see the entire story unfold on screen. However, Wu Jingui stated that he had considered this option before deciding to use live-action footage.
Despite these criticisms,La Liga Frontline the film has continued to perform well at the box office, earning over RMB 2 billion in the first week alone. Wu Jingui himself has praised the film as a success, stating that it was important to have a film that resonates with audiences' emotions.
Overall, Wu Jingui's season rating at Shanghai Shenhua is a positive sign for the film industry. With its strong performances, engaging storyline and innovative approach to storytelling, the film has the potential to continue to thrive in the future.