Michael Phillips' film review puts all the weight on Ranley, who not only believes that "the light of the whole film is on Ranley Hall", but also says that "Ranley Hall's excellent performance makes the whole work from good to good", and also emphasizes that "this is one of the most moving and outstanding performances of 2011", undoubtedly putting all the praise, all the recognition, all the goodness on the actor who just turned 22 years old.

For young actors, it is often easy to get lost when they are bathed in the light so early, or they bring too high expectations, so that the decline is so rapid that they finally disappear from everyone. But obviously, that's not what Michael needs to worry about –

"From 'Buried Alive' to 'Love Crazy' to 'Me Against Cancer', three completely different works, three very different characters, three very different performances, all of which invariably put the weight of the performance on the shoulders of Ranley Hall, and then pointed to the same result: the spirituality displayed by this young actor is amazing, even more admirable! ”

As the leading film critic of The Hollywood Reporter, Michael's authority and professionalism are unquestionable, and his praise represents the prevailing view in the industry. Lanley Hall, not Ryan Gosling, not Jennifer Lawrence, he is a unique existence, with one work of art after another, with solid performances again and again, step by step to conquer those discerning insiders in Hollywood.

The fierce competition in Hollywood, the bayonet Vanity Fair, and now Lan Li has finally occupied a place, no longer a rootless duckweed, nor a meteor gliding across the sky. This is true for fans, and it is true for the industry. This is something that Andy Rogers did not anticipate when he chose to take on the work "I Fight Cancer", but it is also what Andy wanted to see after experiencing the Seattle incident. Because, this is what Lan Li deserves.

As a comedy movie, "I Fight Cancer" has received such praise, and Lan Li has once again conquered film critics, which is an accident, but it is not an accident. Following Roger Ebert, Michael also gave a high score of 90 and said, "This is probably the best movie for the whole family to watch this Christmas." ”

From Roger of the "Chicago Sun" to Michael of the "Hollywood Reporter", two top film critics evaluated "I Fight Cancer" from the perspective of script and performance, and both gave praise, quietly pushing "Cancer-fighting Me" to the forefront again at the moment when the Internet news is boiling-in a way that rave reviews.

Because they are not the only two industry insiders who publish movie reviews for the first time.

After the hustle and bustle of the premiere ended, a total of 42 media published film reviews, and the number of film reviews in the first batch set a new high for this year's autumn and holiday files, easily recreating the prosperity of midsummer and summer files.

No one can deny that Lionsgate's small abacus has succeeded, from the audience to the film critic to the reporter, "I am fighting cancer" is quite unstoppable; what is even more gratifying is that among the 42 reviews, only one is bad, eight are reviewed, and the remaining 33 have all given praise!

This reminds people of the "bridesmaids" who received rave reviews in the summer file, is it possible that this year's comedy movies are going to fight a big turnaround?

The only one with a bad review came from Rolling Stone. It's not Entertainment Weekly, but it's no surprise that Rolling Stone has always been uninterested in Lan Li's work, not just film critic Pete Travis, but their music department is no exception.

The Don Quixote album scored a measly of 35 points on "The Rolling Stones" and, to quote a critic's review, was "a feel-good moan, trying to gain sympathy under the banner of indie music, but in the end it's just an assembly line product cobbled together with inflated arrogance and useless talent."

This time, "I am fighting cancer" has been treated similarly.

"Effeminated, irresponsible, filthy and superficial, and easily forgotten, in this film, Ranley Hall and Seth Rogan do their best, like 'Dumb and Agua', constantly banging on their heads, staring in their eyes, and then trying to make people laugh lightly while undergoing chemotherapy, but what is presented is a work that is more stomach-wrenching than watching Hall and Logan Chiguo milk cows on their upper bodies. A stupid comedy about cancer? I don't think so. ”

In this film review, Pete can be said to be full of firepower, criticizing "me who fights cancer" as worthless, whether it is the work itself, or a group of actors, not to mention Lan Li, even Seth, who is very popular in the field of comedy, has not been able to escape the blame. To sum it up simply, "My Cancer-Fighting Me" is not only useless, but even a disgusting work.

Of course, Pete's core idea is that it is intolerable to portray cancer in such a witty way. Correspondingly, Pitt gives a measly twenty-five points, which is also a clear and unambiguous expression of his opinion on the work.

If I am not mistaken, this should be the lowest score of a single critic among all Lan Li's works, even worse than the commercial film "Fast and Thrill/Emotional 5". It can be seen that the "Rolling Stone" magazine is deeply disgusted, and Pitt expresses his disgust and rejection in a decisive and affirmative way.

Unfortunately, this time, Pitt was destined to fight alone, without any comrades and supporters, and even Lisa Schwarzbaum of Entertainment Weekly "abandoned" Pitt.

You know, in Lan Li's past four works, Lisa has always been dismissive, sharp pen and cold tone, never give a good face, this time, Lisa seems to be merciful - she did not give a bad review, only a medium review.

"Will Risel's semi-autobiographical script is too focused on inner healing and transformation, and at the same time too artistic, overpowering the role of other characters, the depth of the whole work comes to an abrupt end, and every character, every bridge, and every plot can be found in the screenwriter's abandoned idea warehouse. Fortunately, the calm atmosphere, playful approach, and sincere emotions allowed the work to avoid the tragedy of falling apart, and the excellent performance of Ranley Hall made the film bearable. ”

It's a mixed review, with the gun aimed at the cliché of the script and the praise left to the work of the actors and directors. This is not easy for Lisa, but it shows the advantages and disadvantages of the movie from the side.

Although many people believe that Lisa's comments this time are a little softer and less sharp, the main reason is that "Entertainment Weekly" is on the cusp, netizens have made them miserable, and Cornell McGregor is under unimaginable pressure, which has caused the magazine to become more cautious and cautious in follow-up processing, but Lisa gave a passing score of 60 points, to some extent, it still expresses her views objectively and pertinently.

In addition to this, "I am fighting cancer" ushered in an indiscriminate frenzy of praise, again.

Roger of the Chicago Sun-Times gave 88 points and Michael of The Hollywood Reporter gave 90 points, which is an extremely rare achievement for a comedy film, but in fact, in the first reviews, it did not stand out at all, which makes people see again the scene when "Juno" was released - strictly speaking, it is more than that!

Of the 38 comments on "Juno" that year, there was only one perfect score, and out of 42 reviews on "I Fight Cancer", there was a perfect score!

"USA Today," 100 points, "Every performance in this movie is flawless......! Hall, Hall, Hall! On top of that youthful and energetic handsome face, it carries the soul of a movie, a life, and a world! Perfect, still perfect!"

"Voice of the Village", 100 points, "Life is full of countless possibilities, cancer can be the beginning of the destruction of the world, but it can also be the starting point of rebuilding the world, this is the simplest truth, but it is also the most difficult part of life." Undoubtedly, this is the most enjoyable, relaxed, and happiest work to watch since 2011. It's worth mentioning that Lanley Hall once again gave a masterful performance, he made Seth Rogen's teasing and banter look a little clumsy, while also making the nerd look incredibly sexy/sensual. ”

"Empire", 100 points, "'Fighting Cancer' is a wonderful movie, full of infinite humor and fun, but that doesn't mean it can't be touched. Laughter with tears, bittersweet and bittersweet, moved and happy together. The performance of the cast was an unexpected surprise, especially Ranley Hall, and I now finally understand the reason for the crazy screams. ”

"Chicago Tribune," 100 points, "For most of the film, it was a work of joy, sorrow, happiness, pain, wonderful, sourness, which so beautifully and movingly blended all the intricate and deep emotions that it effortlessly touched every viewer." The biggest surprise, Ranley Hall, will dislocate the jaw of the movie, and the biggest regret, Ranley Hall, when will this nerd take off his top? ”

Full score, full score, or full score, just in the first batch of comments, "I fight cancer" received a full four perfect scores, which is very different from the 25 points of "Rolling Stone", as if the South Pole and the North Pole have shown a completely different attitude. But fortunately, in the midst of these extreme praises and criticisms, there are more pertinent comments to consider.

Judging from the scores of the media's comprehensive evaluation, it is clear that the side that has entered the market is gaining the upper hand - absolutely the upper hand! Now it seems that Lan Li's undefeated record will continue.