This director only makes bad movies.

Chapter 335 Why Did Cameron Shoot So Badly?

Amidst Pedro's breakdown, the film's plot continues.

After the dinner, the green tea Lucy continued to hook up with the poor boy Jeter, and at the same time fooled her fiancé Carter.

The kind and innocent fiancé Carter is deceived by the shrewd Lucy. In order to fly on a branch and become a phoenix, the poor boy Jeter flatters Lucy. open.

Soon, the critical turning point of the movie arrives.

The Titanic 2 suddenly hit an iceberg and was about to sink. The order on the ship immediately collapsed. Passengers in both first-class and third-class cabins wanted to escape for their lives, and conflicts occurred because of this.

By this point, Pedro had accepted the fact that the film's sets were pretty rubbish, so when he saw a really battered boat, he just twisted and accepted it.

Moreover, even a very dilapidated ship only appeared for a few seconds, and the rest were replaced by close-up shots, obviously to fool the audience.

As for the small disadvantage of a luxury cruise ship with only a dozen passengers, it is even less of a problem.

After the Titanic 2 leaked, the passengers on board were scrambling for the lifeboat. At this time, Carter accidentally broke the adultery between Lucy and Jeter, and asked what the relationship between the two was.

In desperation, Jeter, a poor boy in the third class, even knocked Carter unconscious with a stool, and then locked him in the room, trying to let him sink in the Atlantic Ocean with the Titanic 2, so that there is no need to worry about someone getting hurt. Good thing he did.

Fortunately, sea water poured into the room, waking Carter up. He broke open the door and escaped. Fortunately, he found a lifeboat that no one found.

Carter's fiancée Lucy and the poor boy Jeter were pushed back after boarding the lifeboat because they were lonely and helpless, so they had to stay on Titanic 2 to wait for death.

After they discovered that Carter had a lifeboat, they immediately forgot what they had done before, and begged Carter to let them get on the lifeboat, especially Jeter, who knelt down and apologized bitterly, saying that he was just a temporary Excited, please Carter must forgive him, don't let him stay on the boat to die.

Although the kind-hearted Carter was very angry at Jeter's previous attempt to kill him, he finally relented and let the two of them board the lifeboat because he couldn't bear to let the two of them sink with the cruise ship.

But after Jeter boarded the ship, not only did he not appreciate Carter, but instead lied to Carter, saying that a child failed to get on the lifeboat, so that Carter returned to the leaky Titanic 2.

After Carter went on a cruise to save his children, Jeter immediately rowed a lifeboat and left the leaking Titanic 2, which was about to sink, and abandoned his savior, Carter.

Lucy asked why Jeter did this, but Jeter said that he wanted to be with Lucy forever, and as long as Carter died, no one would interfere with them.

Lucy remained silent, and Jet thought that Lucy had acquiesced to his behavior, and was ecstatic.

But what he didn't expect was that while he was not paying attention, Lucy pushed him into the icy Atlantic Ocean, and then left with a lifeboat.

In the cold Atlantic waters, Jeter desperately asked: "Lucy, I love you so much, why did you do this?"

Lucy sneered: "You poor boy's love is worthless to me. Only when you die can what happened on this ship be kept secret forever."

At the end of the movie, the ugly Lucy was rescued by a passing ship and returned to the shore. The civil servant in charge of this matter learned that her fiancé died in the shipwreck, and specially comforted her.

Lucy pretended to be weak, but after the civil servant left, the corners of her mouth curled up into a sneer.

At this point, the movie was completely over, and blurred subtitles appeared on the screen. The audience sitting in front wanted to see who the actors were, but they couldn't see anything clearly.

Pedro, the film critic, sat in his seat with a dull face, his spirit completely broken down.

Is this "Titanic 2" filmed by Cameron?
How can this be?

This rubbish set, poor actors, subversive plot, you tell me that Cameron made the movie?
If he hadn't known the relevant information in advance, Pedro would never have believed that this was Cameron's work. He would only have thought it was the work of a new director who had just left school.

No, it is impossible for a new director to make a movie like this.

Movies are shoddy, and making them like this is no longer a matter of ability, but a matter of attitude.

But this movie is the work directed by Cameron, and it is the sequel to the rampant ship back then.

The movie "Titanic 2" can be said to have completely subverted the plot of "Titanic" back then.

"Titanic" extols the supreme love and freedom, but "Titanic 2" completely tramples love in the mud, thinking that love is not worth mentioning.

The Ruth who gave up everything for love became ugly, green tea, despicable Lucy.

Why.

Pedro couldn't figure out why Cameron made such a movie, and what he thought.

That's Cameron.

"Shet."

"What rubbish."

"Did Cameron fly the leaves?"

"This is the worst movie I've ever seen."

"It's so disappointing, it's really disappointing me."

There was a lot of curses in the theater, and the audience present couldn't accept that this movie could be so bad.

It would be fine if it was a movie by an ordinary director, but this is Cameron's movie, or the sequel to Titanic.

How could it be so badly shot.

"Titanic 2" has just been released. At this time, most of the people who buy tickets to go to the cinema to watch the movie are fans of Cameron, or people who like Cameron's movies.

The promotion of the movie before, and Cameron's confident words in the interview, made them think that this movie must be very exciting, so they bought tickets for the first time to watch the movie.

But in the end, what I saw was such a mess.

Who can accept this.

As the saying goes, the greater the hope, the greater the disappointment. After watching "Titanic 2", many people were devastated, and many people were irritated by Cameron, and their fans turned black on the spot.

In the theater, many people angrily tore off the movie tickets in their hands, turned and left, and some people clamored for a refund.

The film critic Pedro sat in his seat for a long time before finally recovering, with a helpless expression on his face.

You know, he took Cameron's money and wanted to write a movie review to praise Cameron's "Titanic 2".

I thought it was a simple good job, which could gain a wave of fans, but I didn't expect this movie to be such a trash.

How do you write this movie review?

(End of this chapter)