"Emily in Paris" Film Review - A light-hearted and cute American drama, Lily Collins interestingly talks about marketing
Emily in Paris synopsis
"Emily in Paris" starring Lily Collins, the plot mainly describes Emily Cooper, a marketing geek in Chicago. Her company has a rare opportunity to acquire Savoir, a boutique marketing company in Paris. Next, he was assigned to Paris and started a one-year life in Paris.
🎬Emily in Paris
Secret Score: 8⃣/10
Length: Ten episodes in total, one episode is about 30 minutes
What kind of person should watch Emily in Paris?
👉If you like "Sex and the City" and "The Devil Wears Prada"
👉Those of you who want to see Lily Collins’s big makeover a visual feast
👉You are interested in marketing
Does Emily look good in Paris? No thunder movie review
In Emily in Paris, Lily Collins takes us with"American Perspective"A simple and easy-to-understand narrative method, looking at the workplace, love and life in the French fashion industry.
The entire series of "Emily in Paris" is presented with a brisk and cute rhythm. All the characters are very three-dimensional. The lazy and charming scenery of Paris is clearly visible through the camera, and the life and work of the French can also be seen. What is the attitude towards doing things?
Producer Darren's usual narrative technique is to create a fairy tale and an unrealistic world. If you have watched "Sex and the City", you should be able to understand this feeling.
In the eyes of people who have never been to France (ME), they may think: "Wow, Paris is so romantic, I yearn for it so much! I also want to go there to live a lazy life and have several vigorous love affairs." But. In the eyes of the French, the series "Emily in Paris" was considered a disaster.
"A disgraceful series that gives a completely wrong image of Paris. Ridiculous, terrible show. It's as if Paris is all about fashion, romance and croissant. No!" - AlloCiné French film review website.
But I think "Emily in Paris" is an inspirational story about a silly American sister heading to Paris, haha! Everyone can relax and watch this album, carefully appreciate Lily Collins's outfit show, the cast of stunningly beautiful actors, and enjoy life in Paris together~~
Off-topic: I wonder if any of you have watched "Manhattan"? My own feeling is very similar. Emily is like the fairy tale princess in "Manhattan", feeling like she has plunged into real life. Her beautiful imagination about Paris turned out to be a struggle when it came to the working environment in Paris, haha (although there is still a gap between it and real life XD).
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Three ways to introduce my thoughts on "Emily in Paris"!
1. Work scene:
Emily brought her American marketing ideas and personality to break into the lazy and life-savvy France. In an office environment where all French people were working, she faced supervisors who made things difficult for her. Her dream of working in a multinational company failed. It was very difficult to get up. "Emily in Paris" takes the audience to take a closer look at how Emily makes her way in France under such a cultural conflict through marketing proposals and her self-media Instagram management.
With the American spirit of not admitting defeat and Lotte personality, Emily boldly shuttles among various major manufacturers! From the album "Emily in Paris", I also learned that speaking your thoughts out loud is more likely to be seen haha~
(This is about marketing and I want to share it with you. I have a lot to say XDD)
There is a line in "Emily in Paris" that I like very much. It was said by Luke, a French colleague, to Emily:"You live for work, we live for work, and what you call success is a punishment for us."
The success Emily wants will actually cause trouble to her French colleagues. After all, there will be more workload. This may really be considered a punishment for the French people who advocate life! This made me reflect on whether we have a life of our own when we work so seriously. Or is our life our work? How many?
2. Love aspect:
In "Emily in Paris", Americans' ideas about love appear more conservative in the eyes of the French. Emily, who is dancing among multiple men, seems to be playing some kind of relationship with the producer (wrong). In short, I think "Emily in Paris" wants to tell you that you haven't been to Paris if you don't have a complicated love, haha.
Among them, the relationship between Emily, Gabriel and Camille is more complicated, but not as complicated as gossip girl hahaha. Gabriel is really handsome, but I also think Camille is super charming! ! !
There is also a line spoken by Sylvie that I love so much! Share with everyone:
"I don't want to completely own someone, and I don't want someone to completely own me. Even if I'm engaged or married, I will completely own someone. That's just the plot of fairy tales and bad movies."
This line is intended to bring out the French view of love. The French are romantic, but also very practical. After being married for so long
After that, maybe both of them need a little passion to have a chance to continue,As long as the original nest is still there, the wandering birds still need to return home.
3. I want to talk about my selfishness! Marketing: (Accidentally said too much)
Because I am currently working in marketing, I clicked on it to watch "Emily in Paris". By chance, I saw the summary mentioned: "Marketing director is assigned abroad." Hahaha, I was struck. I would like to share my thoughts on marketing after watching "Emily in Paris"~
Proposals must be as precise, fast and powerful as Emily's
I really like Emily’s precise pitching of clients, although in real life it’s impossible for every marketing proposal to go smoothly (or maybe she’s really good at it).
For example, I really like her proposal for Pierre in the fashion industry (the clothes he designs are top brands in the fashion industry). Pierre hates people with "vulgar" and "vulgar" tastes. For example, he was When I saw a bright red Eiffel Tower charm on Emily's bag, I angrily scolded her for being "vulgar" XDD
At that time, Emily said to him, and I really liked it: "In your eyes, we are indeed vulgar, vulgar girls who only buy such low-grade pendants.We also all want to be Serena in Gossip Girl, wearing her beautiful and expensive custom-made dress. But among the many designers' works, the only one we can afford is a small pendant in the store. You may think that we disrespect designers, but we worship designers as gods! We would spend our life savings just to get one step closer to the catwalk, the truth is you need us, without us you wouldn't be on the cutting edge of fashion. "
I really like this part! She accurately grasped the pain point of Pierre being conservative and adhering to fashion, but unwilling to relax. She used the fact that every vulgar public has a fashion dream to let Pierre understand that through the pursuit of dreams of ordinary people, Pierre can have Opportunity to reach the cutting edge of fashion.
In addition, the proposals from other big manufacturers, such as perfume and champagne, also made my eyes light up. In fact, I need to read more cases and pay more attention to the things around me to find out the correlation. It is really helpful for marketing proposals XDD
Let's talk about this first. Although the marketing proposal process in "Emily in Paris" went incredibly smoothly, I still like some of Emily's ideas. If you are interested, you can discuss them more~~
