Rebirth In Hollywood

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"Michael Bay doesn't care about your soul, he only cares about your pockets! But at least he guarantees that you will come home feeling exhausted and not feeling wronged about the money spent. It's a fair trade."

This sentence that appeared on the American Salon website can be said to be the most appropriate evaluation of Michael Bay and "Transformers 2".

The film concentrates a lot of explosions, fighting and destruction. The audience has never seen such a crazy scene in the theater. It has a great impact on vision and hearing. After watching it, they feel physically and mentally exhausted.

"Now you can watch movies everywhere at home and on the Internet. How can you attract people to the theater to watch your movies?"

This is what Michael Bay said in an interview. It just reflects the current situation of the film industry. There are more and more entertainment methods, and the channels for watching movies are becoming more and more diverse. Movies full of visual effects can only be seen on the big screen. to experience the best results.

In a sense, Michael Bay knows the audience well.

"Michael knows what the audience likes because he's part of the audience. He has a good sense of what excites people and what movies the audience likes."

As one of the film's producers, Jerry Bruckheimer's evaluation of Bang Bei is quite pertinent.

"Noisy", "stupid", "evil", "intolerable", "hopelessly disposer"?????? If you don't like Michael Bay movies, use all kinds of vicious words Too much.

But why did Michael Bay make most of the audience in the world go crazy? How can directors like Simon West and Tony Scott stand in a long line just to buy a movie ticket for the just-released "Transformers 2: Revenge of the Fallen"?

On the surface, all of Michael Bay's movies use his signature killers, and they are very similar - endless explosion scenes, deafening noises, dangerous chases and fights, destruction of coordinate buildings around the world, and then Mixed with gags that Americans love to hear.

Actually. The most important sign of a bang bang movie is the blindingly fast editing.

"It only takes a few seconds to watch a movie. You can tell that it was written by Michael Bay. There is no doubt that he has influenced the visual language of contemporary Hollywood mainstream commercial blockbusters.

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As someone who has collaborated several times. Steven Spielberg knows Michael Bay well.

The editing of sci-fi action movies is like making a jigsaw puzzle. Every screen switch should have its logic, but Michael Bay does not need this logic. He believes that the continuity of action energy can replace logic.

He is good at capturing shots in mid-range, mixing upward angles to create an exciting feeling, and then through fast editing and lens configuration, the audience has a feeling of being in the battle.

All these are perfectly reflected in "Transformers 2". The audience was so crazy and excited that they even ignored the existence of a superstar like Ryan in the film.

"Whether it is the popularity of the action scenes, the richness of the plot content, or the intensity of interspersed jokes, it will greatly exceed your expectations."

After the premiere, Elon did not leave Rhode Island immediately, but was preparing to participate in a Transformers global fan event held by Hasbro. After receiving a call from a friend asking about the film, he said, "If you If the appetite for the film is a beef burger, then the film will serve you a whole beef pizza, on the basis of ensuring that your appetite is satisfied. The possibility of making you full is not ruled out."

"But the film critic said..." The other party hesitated on the phone, "The film is noise pollution, visual garbage and vulgar plot."

"This is a film that is sincerely made for movie fans." Yilun said calmly, "Those who, like professional film critics, want to dig out some connotations from it can give up."

"Then I'm relieved." The friend was about to hang up the phone. "I'm going to book tickets now."

After hanging up the phone, Yi Lun thought about it, turned on the computer in the room, logged on to the Rotten Tomatoes website, found the latest "Transformers 2" section, clicked to log in, and saw that the film was filled with rotten tomatoes by professional film critics. Tomato, just the first day of its official release, fell to 25 percent freshness.

Those movie reviews are even worse.

"Even if it's anything to go by. It's just the dullest, rudest, meanest portrayal of modern Hollywood."

"This "Transformers 2" is a pile of shining garbage."

"'Transformers 2' could definitely win 'worst movie of the decade'."

"Alessandra Ambrosio's ass and cleavage are the only places where Michael Bay's camera can stay for more than 1 millisecond."

As Aeron expected, professional film critics began to attack again. But the voice is weak, that is, barely entertaining oneself.

Turn off Rotten Tomatoes, which has little impact on the film's box office. He moved on to Ryan-Disney Family Online, where the Transformers section already had a ton of fan comments.

"Watching a very cool movie."

"Transformers 2 further proves that director Michael Bay has an excellent taste for grand scenes and a talent for creating surprises. It is absolutely wise for Ryan to choose him as the director."

"The film brings together the most popular advantages of all popcorn movies, and magnifies them one by one towards the most obvious goal, and does not deliberately avoid the advantages that have been fully recognized and affirmed because of innovation. Ultimately, Transformers 2 is guaranteed to be one of the few sequels that can outperform its famous predecessor in overall quality."

"The whole film is full of earth-shattering explosions, powerful attacks, heart-piercing screams, special effects at any cost, and dizzying action scenes. King Kong 2 is absolutely a blockbuster movie worth the ticket price."

In less than a day, the number of comments here has exceeded 100,000, and most of them have expressed their love for the film. Those who reflect the average quality of the film also think that the film has achieved the same level as Transformers. Good enough to be worth the price of the movie.

After attending the premiere, Ryan flew back to Los Angeles from Rhode Island. At his insistence, the length of the release version of the film was finally compressed to two hours by Michael Bay, canceling some irrelevant but just for funny Funny content, the rhythm becomes more compact.

The previous failed films of Michael Bay were not unrelated to being too lengthy.

You know, Bombay never minds making movies extremely long. The 2001 "Pearl Harbor" was 183 minutes long, and the 2003 "Bad Boys 2" was just a street action movie with a city as the background. It can be shot for 143 minutes, and perhaps only God knows how many of the deleted scenes were edited out by Michael Bay repeatedly gritting his teeth.

It is very easy to drag the rhythm and make the audience feel tired.

Time slowly reached midnight, and Ryan didn't intend to go to sleep. He was waiting for the box office on the first day of the film. After all, the production cost of the entire film was as high as 210 million US dollars, even because of the first fire. , A lot of money can be saved in publicity, but the cost of publicity and distribution is also 90 million U.S. dollars.

Such an investment, even Ryan, will feel some pressure.

The door of the study was pushed open from the outside, and Charlize, who was wearing a nightgown, came over. She bent down and kissed the corner of Ryan's mouth, pulled a chair, and sat next to him.

"Hasn't the statistics come out yet?" She asked with concern.

"It should be soon." Ryan looked at the wall clock on the wall, and pinched her face distressedly, "Why did you wake up, you haven't slept well recently, you should go to bed earlier."

"I just woke up, I can't sleep for a while, I'll wait with you for a while." Charlize took Ryan's glass and drank nearly half a glass of water, "Every time a big production is released, you will be like this, isn't it stressful?" big?"

"It's not as big as you think." Ryan took the cup from Charlize and put it on the desk. "As you know, more than 30 sponsors have shared the cost of 90 million US dollars for Disney."

"That's right." Charlize curled her lips quickly, "My CT Treasure of Nature alone contributed 4.5 million US dollars, and the Autobot Studio didn't show any sympathy when negotiating."

"Honey." Ryan straightened Charlize's messy blond hair, "This is already a discounted price."

"I understand." Charlize was obviously joking just now, "Business is business, and Disney also has its own rules and regulations."

She rolled her eyes, "Can you maintain this price when the next one is implanted?"

"You..." Ryan nodded her nose, "I will say hello to the people in the studio."

"The effect is obvious." Charlize put on a serious face, "Since the implanted "Iron Man 2" was released, the sales of ct Treasure of Nature's entire line of products have increased by 25%, although there is a summer vacation relationship, but the effect is still very obvious, and my advertising director has recently been reminding me to continue to cooperate in Disney's big productions."

In the episode of "Transformers 2" in Shanghai, nearly two minutes were filmed in the flagship store of CT Natural Treasure, which will definitely be of great help to the promotion of the product in the future.

After chatting with Charlize a few more words, Ryan refreshed his mailbox, and a new email notification finally appeared.

"How many?"

Charlize leaned over, watched Ryan click on the email, and pouted, "It's really disappointing that it didn't break the single-day box office record of "The Hunger Games 2."

Glancing at Charlize, Ryan turned off his laptop, "$69.05 million is already pretty good!" (To be continued)

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