I really don't want to be red

An Ran can always grasp the psychology of the audience, but other film companies only research and judge what went wrong only after there is a problem.

That's why they get spanked by Enron.

It seems that Enron never looks down on his opponents, but he always takes it seriously. This alone is incomparable to these big companies.

Wei Wei listened to these messy evaluations, but Janet had already come to a conclusion that An Ran was a good movie.

Many people said it was beautiful, but only a few words, and no one said that it was beautiful.

This requires her to find out the mystery by herself.

She was also a little unsure, but now she believed that An Ran could make a movie that everyone loved by relying on no plot.

At least the audiences, not the critics.

Thinking about things like this, the time will soon come.

Taking the ticket, she entered the movie theater. Janet found her seat and sat down. Although it was already 10:[-], there were quite a lot of people in the theater now.

The occupancy rate is almost 90%, and there are not many empty seats.

The theater quickly went dark, and everyone was excitedly discussing the movie.

"I heard that this movie is very decompressive, and it is very enjoyable to watch."

"I don't know, let's just watch and talk. Anyway, Mr. An Ran's movies will never disappoint, and there will be surprises every time."

"That's right. I think only Mr. An Ran's movies are full of excitement every time I watch them, and they are worth the price of admission. The movies of other people always make people feel almost meaningless."

Janet's mouth twitched.

An Ran has forcibly cultivated the audience into fans.

Others rely on frequent appearances and social news to attract attention, and finally attract fans.

An Ran used to show up, sing a song or something, play a supporting role in a movie or something, and later she simply made a cameo appearance.

Later on...

It just didn't show up.

Then his movies, his songs, his every move, novels and so on, are all things discussed in the entire Xizhou circle.

Just like this, people mix and match and mix and match, and they are about to become little heavenly kings.

You say irritating is not irritating.

Janet is thinking about it, and the movie begins.

Colors look great in dark tones, and the contrast is very strong.

It's like a digital camera, it doesn't look that bad.

There is also a different taste.

The picture changes from dark to bright, and from bright to dark, always in the dark, and the day seems to pass by in a flash, passing before it grows.

Then the plot unfolded, a dog died and a car was lost.

Quirrell starts revenge mode.

The pace is outrageously fast.

But it is precisely because of this rhythm that people are dizzying and give people a feeling of blood.

So far, Janet has been fine.

The plot is almost negligible, and the movie is exciting in Quirrell's various wonderful marksmanship and murder techniques.

There were exclamations and applause from time to time.

This made Janet react suddenly.

Is this the bad movie that Keith said?

It also made her truly feel the exhilaration brought by a super-fast-paced movie for the first time.

And this is nothing but fighting, the most exciting thing about this movie is Quirrell's wonderful killing techniques, from feet to heads, everything is a weapon, and everything is an object of attack.

Mustache is right, the crisp fighting scenes stimulate everyone's adrenaline, speed up the blood flow in everyone's blood vessels, and naturally produce that kind of enjoyable feeling.

That's what fighting is all about, even Janet feels that way.

Judging by the audience's reaction, the film was very successful.

Five exclamations, three applause and one cheer in a movie is a successful movie.

This means that you have succeeded in eliciting emotion from the audience.

But the movie screams.

Many of Quirrell's almost omnipotent killing methods have never been thought of, or even heard of.

But after careful consideration, it seems very reasonable.

Fighting needs to be so crisp and quick. In reality, except in the arena, fights basically end within tens of seconds, let alone these killers.

They are professionals and always know what is the most deadly, which is the most reasonable.

As for the others, it's Quirrell's dazzling tactics, and his calmness in the hail of bullets, even if he is injured, these are all things to watch.

Janet covered her forehead amidst the cheers of the audience, what the hell was wronged by Case this time.

Is this what you mean by pointless?

As a non-professional, you can see it, but you Keith can't see it?
She didn't know that Case was in the small hall at that time, and they were all people who often watched movies. This kind of scene really lacked excitement for them.

In addition, when they watch movies, they usually think about the plot first, and then watch other things.

In their eyes, the plot is the foundation of a movie, fighting, laughing and crying are all auxiliary.

But this time An Ran has made a movie that uses support as its selling point.

Absolutely.

Janet kept shaking her head and nodding as she watched.

Shaking his head, he sighed that the difference between Case and An Ran's units was too far, and he still wanted to confront someone face-to-face, questioning his ability.

The nod is that this movie is not worth watching, or the audience doesn't know why they like watching it so much, he just needs to decompress and enjoy it.

But the decompression and enjoyment of this movie may be attributed to the crisp action scenes.

But it is clearly brought about by the ultra-fast rhythm and the dizzying killing techniques.

Especially the latter.

These techniques have greatly delayed the audience's fatigue with the movie.

If the whole story is about you punching and I kicking, then this movie will soon lose interest and make people feel that fighting is boring.

But just playing with guns, Quirrell has played countless tricks, which makes people constantly dilute the fatigue with freshness.

Always feel interested.

An Ran is indeed the best director in Xizhou, not one of them.

Seeing this, Janet was already in admiration. Case, an idiot, had already solidified his mind, didn't he see it?

This time Keith didn't just cheat himself, he also cheated the TV station and her Janet.

Although what Mustache said was true, who would want to criticize in front of so many viewers in front of the TV.

And Mustache said very well and comprehensively, that guy is the one who watched the movie seriously.

The one-and-a-half-hour movie ended soon, and Janet didn't feel like it was long at all, but instead watched it intently.

When the film was over, the entire audience stood up and applauded.

Big applause to this movie.

Janet also stood up to join in.

This is what a movie is.