My movie scared the global audience to tears

"Oh my god!"

"Fuck!"

In the theater, there were endless exclamations.

Although he had read it once, Liu Hang still watched it with gusto.

But what made him even more happy were the exclamations and screams of his roommates. Each of these guys was better than the other in the dormitory, but when they got here, they were all so frightened that they almost peed.

Liu Hang didn't notice that there was a man standing in the shadows at the entrance to the theater, observing the audience's reaction with interest.

The man was Song Qi. He had already visited several theaters to get first-hand market feedback data.

The version of "Jaws" he shot is not the original version. He made many adjustments to make the plot and characters more relevant to this world.

Coupled with some editing and deletions he made based on what he had learned and his understanding of the film, the film was much more refined and the time was compressed to 95 minutes.

If an audience from his original world were brought here to watch his film, they would definitely think it was a new work.

His changed version is simple and not complicated.

On the far eastern coast of Australia, there is a seaside town. This is a tourist town that relies on tourism. All the residents in the town are engaged in tourism-related jobs.

The richest man in the town is Eddie, the owner of the beach, and most of the residents in the town depend on his bathing house for their survival.

One day, a college student tour group came to the bathing beach. A young couple was playing on the beach. After the female college student went into the sea, she never came back. Aaron, the safety officer of the bathing beach, discovered a fragmented body washed ashore.

He immediately called the police and suggested that the beach be closed immediately.

However, Eddie, the owner of the bathhouse, believed that the tourist season was coming soon and doing so would affect his income, so he secretly suppressed the matter.

Aaron was dissatisfied with this and protested, but was opposed by the residents of the town.

No one wants the bathhouse to close during the peak season, which will also affect their income.

Only Ah Meng, a strong fisherman, supported Aaron, saying that the shark was ferocious and would cause trouble in the future. He also said that he had a shark fishing license and for one hundred thousand, he would promise to kill the shark and bring back its body.

But the residents thought the price he offered was too high and were unwilling to share the money.

At this time, Eddie, the owner of the bathhouse, said that he could donate money to hire a cheaper poaching team to go into the sea to catch sharks. This move won the support of the residents.

Aaron couldn't fight against everyone, so he could only leave angrily.

When he found the body, he called his distant cousin Ahua. Ahua was a marine biologist. After hearing the news, he rushed to the beach, inspected the body, and determined that the murderer was a very large animal.

shark.

The hunting team soon caught a shark. Just when Eddie, the owner of the bathhouse, thought everything was fine, Ah Hua firmly told them that this was not the murderous shark because it was too small. The shark was larger and also

More ferocious.

But no one believed him, and the beach was still open for business and welcomed a large number of tourists.

But not long after, someone at the beach was attacked by a shark. Facts have proved that Ahua's judgment was correct.

The tourist's family learned that Aaron had known about sharks in the bathing beach for a long time, and angrily accused him, thinking that as a safety officer, he had failed to fulfill his duty to warn, and Aaron felt very guilty.

Tourists died and the bathhouse was closed. The boss Eddie had no choice but to ask Ah Meng to go to sea to hunt sharks. However, Ah Meng said that his assistant was hospitalized and he had no assistant and was unwilling to go to sea.

Aaron volunteered himself and expressed his willingness to be Ah Meng's assistant. Ah Meng agreed, and Ah Hua also joined the shark fishing team.

During the chat, I learned that Ah Meng’s father and uncle were both killed by sharks. He had a huge hatred for sharks, so he got a commercial shark fishing license.

In the offshore area, they finally encountered a great white shark.

But the huge size of this great white shark exceeded their expectations. Not only did it escape their trap, it also began to attack their fishing boat. Even Ameng was unfortunately killed by the shark.

Finally, Aaron threw the oxygen bottle into the shark's mouth, and then hit the oxygen bottle with his gun, killing the great white shark.

…

This is a very typical commercial film story, with no deep connotation or complicated and entangled emotions. It just scares the audience with a terrifying great white shark.

However, through the foreshadowing of the lens language, the design of the editing techniques, the thrilling soundtrack, and the special effects shots that were so realistic that they shocked all the audiences in the theater.

"I'll blanch it! Is that real blood?"

"Why is the sound so close? It's so scary!"

"Is there really such a big shark? It's so scary!"

"Why does my back feel cold?"

From beginning to end, for an hour and a half, no audience left the show, and no one was even willing to look away from the screen for fear of missing any details.

When the horrific scenes appeared, everyone was so frightened that their faces turned pale. Many girls even put their heads into the arms of their boyfriends, but they still couldn't help but secretly watch the subsequent scenes through their fingers.

After the film ended, the theater lights came on and the audience breathed a sigh of relief.

Looking around, everyone found that everyone's faces were flushed, as if they had not yet recovered from the excitement.

Liu Hang looked at the several roommates who were chatting with each other and snickered secretly.

When I was watching the movie just now, these guys were so scared that they almost got into the arms of the girl, but it seemed that the effect was pretty good, and the relationship warmed up a lot, so it was not in vain.

The cleaning lady came in to clean up, and the audience stood up to leave, but everyone looked like they still had something to say and kept talking.

"It's so scary! This is the scariest movie I've ever seen! No one!"

"It scared me to death! If there were such a scary shark in the sea, I would never go into the water again in my life!"

"Damn! I will definitely have nightmares at night!"

"Should I say it or not, this movie is really good! It's called a horror movie!"

"I have to see if there are still tickets and bring my friends to see it again another day!"

…

At the entrance of the cinema, Song Qi was wearing a mask, sitting in the rest area, looking down at his mobile phone.

The Meow Eye data platform on the mobile phone shows that the average attendance rate of "Jaws" has exceeded 70%, and is still rising slowly.

Hearing the excited comments from the audience, he secretly breathed a sigh of relief.

The movie box office should be stable!

As he said, the core element of word-of-mouth marketing lies in excellent product quality. If the product quality passes the standard, users will naturally help the product to carry out fission promotion.

It can be seen from the comments of praise from the audience leaving the venue and the crowded ticket office that the reputation of "Jaws" has been initially built.

Next, let’s see how fermented it is!

As he expected, on that night, great white shark quickly became a hot word and began to spread rapidly in various social channels such as Moments, chat groups, discussion groups, Weibo, and Douyin.

"Jaws", a blast!