Made in Hollywood

The film gradually came to an end. The federal president on the screen stood at the dawn of dawn and gave a generous speech. The audience in the theater was so excited that they couldn't help themselves. Roger Albert shook his head. The film was full of simple and rude sensationalism from beginning to end. , the biggest selling point is the very realistic special effects, the family relationship analyzed earlier can also resonate with the audience, but he just can't like it!

Dazzled by the flashing lights of the explosion, tinnitus caused by the loud bang, and nauseated by the vulgar plot, Roger Albert endured and analyzed it for a while, and was full of disgust for this film. The plot that caused the audience to cheer and the entire theater to boil made him disgusted to the extreme.

"July 4th will no longer be America's National Day...Today, we're celebrating Independence Day!"

Applause and cheers broke out in the sound of the movie hall, and the audience in the movie hall broke out with even louder applause and cheers, as if they wanted people all over the world to hear and see their excitement.

Although he is a standard American citizen, Roger Albert, who thinks he is by no means vulgar, has endured this vulgar behavior of flattering American audiences and making them pay a lot of money. His eyebrows are hidden behind his glasses. Almost crumpled into a knot!

He stood up slowly, his eyes wandered around, and then walked out of the theater, constantly turning his head during this period, because this was Chicago, the city he had the most influence on!

However, ninety-nine percent of the audience in the movie hall were excited by the film, and they were so excited, who would care about the critics' reactions until Roger Albert walked out of the movie hall, not only did no one follow closely His footsteps didn't even look at the back.

Standing at the door of the movie hall, Roger Albert glanced in again. All the audience were watching the movie, as if no one remembered that he had greeted his famous film critic before the movie started. No one saw him leave early.

Even in the city of Chicago, the audience pays more attention to the film itself than to the critics!

This sudden discovery made Roger Albert a little annoyed. This is the most intolerable thing for successful people - being ignored!

In the New York movie theater, the fragments of alien spaceships that fell from the sky are as gorgeous as shooting stars. The whole world is celebrating the Independence Day of the United Victory. The face of film critic David Denby is full of disdain!

In his eyes, this is a standard super bad film, with no depth of thought, no humanistic care, no soothing narrative rhythm, no scenes of actors fighting each other's acting skills, and no scenes that can leave him a good memory. Some are just a collection of explosions and past Hollywood vulgarities!

With his arms folded, David Denby sat on the chair and looked at the screen coldly, as if he wanted to show his disdain completely, and wanted to inspire the audience around him.

However, contrary to his performance, almost everyone in the auditorium stood up and clapped their palms spontaneously, wishing to send the warmest applause for the film. The applause mixed with it, even those with ear problems, I'm afraid you can hear it.

The audience is cheering for "Independence Day"!

As a member of the Lauder Group and one of the future heirs, emotional control is the most basic quality, but at this moment, Irene Lauder ignores the wretched and strange bald head who seems to be sulking around, clapping her palm hard, She also shouted and cheered. This is her most outspoken time in more than a year. It seems that all the excitement and pressure she has accumulated have been inspired by "Independence Day"!

Anna was a little calmer than Irene. Although there was no applause in her mouth, her palms never stopped.

"Vulgar, disgusting!"

The applause gradually faded, and Irene's ears caught the voice next to her, "Such a bad film deserves to be applauded? It's really blind! Now the audience is all degenerate!"

bad movie? vulgar?

Irene blinked, and the bald man next to her seemed to be scolding the movie that had just finished, and by the way, she also scolded the audience who liked the movie.

"Hey, what are you talking about?" She turned her head and stared at the bald head.

"What happened?" Anna asked, holding her back.

"He's scolding 'Independence Day'!"

The situation here instantly attracted the attention of the people around, Irene widened her eyes and said extremely cunningly, "I also scolded the people who applauded "Independence Day" just now for being vulgar and disgusting!"

As soon as her clear voice fell, more than a dozen knife-like gazes fell on David Denby.

David Denby was not at all flustered, but unusually calm. He is a well-known figure in the New York film critic circle, and he considers himself to be very influential.

"I'm David Denby, the film critic of The New Yorker." He said casually, "I..."

"What happened to the film critics?"

Before David Denby could finish speaking, he was interrupted by a young man in his twenties, "You can dislike a movie, but don't insult those who like it!"

"That's right!" Someone immediately echoed, "Movie critics are all idiots who ridicule directors and actors for being fools, but don't know that they are fools!"

"Film critics? What's wrong with film critics? Can film critics talk nonsense?"

"Don't think that your vision is much better than ours. Those films you touted are all rubbish!"

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, even called "Independence Day"! "

There seems to be patriotic youth among them, "Do you know that this film is promoting the importance of America? Or do you think patriotism should be scolded?"

Seeing the excitement of the surrounding audience, Irene quietly made a victory gesture to Anna, pulled her out of the aisle from the other side, walked out of the theater, and glanced back, the confident film critic was obviously too much Overestimating yourself, is being washed with saliva by dozens of ordinary fans.

After leaving the theater and walking along the bustling streets of the Upper East Side, Irene took Anna's arm and suddenly asked, "Is the film really vulgar? I think it's very interesting, even if it's a bit of a provocative presidential speech. , and it can mobilize people’s emotions very much.”

"That's where Duke Rosenberg gets smart."

Anna pulled Erin, and the two walked towards the parking lot, "This segment is indeed full of Great Americanism, but did you see the reaction of those in the theater? The audience likes these!"

"I like it too." Erin replied.

"Before making a movie, it is necessary to locate the target audience. This is the most important ability a director should have." Anna explained in detail, "Any movie cannot please everyone unless it is only shot for See for yourself, before a director makes a movie, he must abide by a principle - he must serve a certain type of people!"

Seeing Irene nodding, Anna continued, "Duke Rosenberg is a Hollywood director. Of course, he has to please the American audience first. Who is the first to pay for the movie? - American audience. Not Japan, Europe. He must also know very well that blockbuster movies in North America often sell well in overseas markets."

"I feel like if 'Independence Day' is a hit, Greater Americanism will be one of the reasons for its success."

After listening to her friend's analysis, Irene blinked and said playfully, "Then use the sensationalism of Great Americanism to completely wipe out the box office of the world in a firm, clean and complete manner!"

"It has nothing to do with us." Anna shrugged.

"I like the movie that sells well, and more people like it, I will be very happy." Erin said of course, "I like the work of the director Duke Rosenberg, and his movies can always bring People are happy and bring the most simple and simple entertainment."

In the Los Angeles City Cinema, Sarah crossed her arms and rested her chin in one hand. While the two male protagonists were planting viruses and chatting and farting in the alien spaceship, she quickly filtered the plot in her mind.

This is a very simple movie, the plot is clear in one scene, and does not give the audience any opportunity to think.

On July 2 of a certain month, the eve of Independence Day, a surveillance station in New Mexico found that a huge spacecraft reaching hundreds of miles was approaching the earth, and the signal from the spacecraft interfered with the earth's communication satellite signals, causing the authorities to take extra measures. Pay attention to.

Afterwards, the alien fleet surrounded the earth, and the spacecraft released 36 sub-ships with a diameter of 15 miles and flew over the major cities on the earth. People in the world felt confused and fearful, but some people wanted to welcome aliens. The arrival of the friendly messenger.

David, a computer engineer who discovered that the signal from the aliens was actually a countdown signal for the attack, managed to inform his wife Connie, a White House spokesman, of the information.

The government tried to contact the aliens, but there was no response. The president was worried about this, and after hearing the message from David, he hurriedly ordered an evacuation, but it was too late.

On July 3, alien spaceships started deadly attacks on several major cities in the United States. In an instant, human beings suffered a huge blow and disaster.

Therefore, the intelligent and brave American President called on all countries in the world to fight foreign aggression and turn July 4th into the Earth's Independence Day. With the assistance of computer expert David and black air force pilot Steve and others, the earthlings launched a comprehensive counterattack against the aliens. The president personally drove a fighter jet to the front line, and finally used a computer virus to remove the unbreakable shield of the alien spaceship, and wiped out the enemies of all mankind in one fell swoop!

At the same time, this is an incredibly complex movie, with the scale of its special effects and the level of fidelity it's staggering, and director Duke Rosenberg fulfilling his promise to get out of California and blow up the country.

Sarah has interviewed the young director, and the other party is best at big scenes and big productions. Every movie always has to destroy the city and the level of the earth falling apart...

"Independence Day" is a movie that takes what he does best to the extreme.

What is sensationalism? The speech before the Independence Day campaign, the Federal President personally went into battle! What is heroic? The White House was blown to pieces in an instant, inspiring the spirit of resistance of all mankind! What is sacrifice? For the sake of his children, the father drove the fighter plane into the alien spaceship without hesitation!

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