hollywood melon man

Chapter 472 Unexpected
As one of the largest marketers of peripheral products on the West Coast, Jack Zhao and Irene received an invitation to the premiere and attended it.

From the moment Ido Dash began to recall the past and tell stories, the two of them discussed and speculated about the plot in a low voice.

Gilbert Jr. said before that this movie is very brain-burning, so many fans have been misled. Zhao Jieke and Irene are one of them. They speculated on the direction of the plot.

But the subsequent development of the plot was beyond their expectations and was not what they had expected at all.

"It turns out that Ido and Mary have known each other for a long time. Both of them are painters, but Mary is more talented, while Ido can only imitate." Zhao Jieke looked at the first half of the story and recalled it with a little sigh.

Irene disagreed: "Is it possible? The two of them are not actually related?"

"Not a big deal?" Zhao Jieke was very surprised: "Then why did Mary come to bail out this Ido?"

"I'm not sure about that. It depends on what happens next." Irene shook her head.

She always felt that this Mary was different from the Mary in her memory. How should I put it? Although both were played by Charlize Theron, their temperaments were different.

This Mary does not have the artistic temperament like the Mary in our memories, and temperament is often a feeling.

I have to say that Irene has a keen sense of perception, which may be related to her love of art painting.

A movie fan nearby interrupted the couple's discussion and said, "Shh, watch the movie quietly."

Zhao Jieke and Irene quickly gestured to watch the movie and stopped discussing it.

In the first half of the story, Ido and Mary were a couple, both street painters. But Mary was soon appreciated by an art agent, and in order not to hinder Mary's future, Ido took the initiative to find the agent to plead for her.

In order to comfort Mary, he lied that his paintings were bought by a gallery. But in fact, he worked for a black shop that specialized in making fake paintings, and Mary found out later.

This part of the story is not so closely related to the theme of the film. It mainly tells the story of the relationship between Ido and Mary.

At this point, Irene guessed that it was time for Tom Cruise to appear.

Sure enough, the owner of the fake painting shop sold the fake painting by Ido to a man, and that man was Richard Deckard played by Tom Cruise.

I have to say that when Tom Cruise came out, his aura was in stark contrast to Ido Dash, played by Tom Cruise previously.

Leo summed it up well in one sentence: "This Richard Dyke is the boss when he is a bad guy, and he is also the boss when he is a good guy."

That's true, but the final reversal might surprise Leo.

Based on the information from his boss, Richard Dyke found Ido Dash, who happened to be accompanying Mary to hold her first art exhibition in her life.

Dustin Hoffman also appeared, so there were four best actor and actresses in one scene, which made the fans in the theater very excited.

Although there are no gun battles or big scenes in the movie so far, it is still very attractive.

Perhaps this is the charm of these award-winning actors and actresses. Their wonderful performances allow fans to immerse themselves in the film.

When Drake saw Tom Cruise's character appear, he felt that he was the unseen painter, the leader of the criminal gang.

But Drake had a vague feeling that things were not that simple.

If the plot is set up like this, it won't be a brain-burning thing at all. With little Gilbert's style, maybe the truth they saw was just an appearance.

But there is too little evidence now for Drake to come up with evidence to support his argument.

Irene had the same opinion, but seeing that everyone was immersed in watching the movie, she was embarrassed to speak up and discuss it with Zhao Jieke.

However, Irene vaguely felt that the plot later in this film would be very shocking.

Director Gilbert's storytelling ability is really outstanding. Even without any thrilling feeling, he can still attract the attention of movie fans.

In the movie, Ido Dash chased out to apologize to Richard Decker on behalf of his girlfriend Mary, but Richard Decker didn't care about it at all.

Richard Dyke only wanted to discuss the fake painting he had painted with Ido Dash, and the two of them had a pleasant conversation.

Richard Dyke was impressed by Ido Dash's talent for forgery and offered him a job.

However, Richard Dyke did not disclose what the specific job was.

"It's about making counterfeit money, right?"

"That should be it? After all, counterfeit money is also counterfeit."

Anne Hathaway and Jennifer Connelly looked confused, guessing and confirming each other's ideas.

As expected, Ido Dash returned to the exhibition and burned his lifeless painting in front of Mary, ending his relationship with Mary.

He found the painter and asked him what painting he wanted to copy. The painter took out a US dollar bill and said, "I want you to copy this US dollar bill."

Ido Dash couldn't get off the pirate ship, so he joined the painters' gang and got to know other members of the gang.

The following plot about the production of counterfeit money is very exciting, and there is an inexplicable excitement that affects the audience.

This is actually a process of immersion, which allows the audience to immerse themselves in it.

There have been movies with similar themes about counterfeit money in the past, the most famous of which is "How to Get Away with Murder" starring Leo DiCaprio and Tom Hanks.

The character played by Leonardo DiCaprio, Frank Abagnale, is a master at making fake checks, and he battles wits and courage with FBI agent Carl Hanratty, played by Tom Hanks.

But this movie is about making fake checks, and the focus is on the battle of wits between the two men, without showing the specific production details.

But in "The Invincibles", this time Tom Hanks changed from an FBI agent to a member of a counterfeit money group, helping the painter to make counterfeit money. The counterfeit money made in the film is the US dollar issued in 1996, which was claimed to be absolutely impossible to copy at the time.

As a result, in 1997, a Canadian counterfeit money gang copied this version of the US dollar, but was arrested by the police due to internal strife within the gang.

Before the release of "Wushuang", this true story was known to people during the promotion process. This also provided a realistic basis for the movie "Wushuang", so the fake money production process in the movie looks very real.

In fact, the producers have made more efforts for the distribution of "Wushuang".

For example, before the release of the film, the media reported an incident: the FBI urgently inspected the movie "Wushuang" and confiscated all the counterfeit money produced during the filming of the movie.

The FBI's reason was that the counterfeit money-making process in the film was too realistic, and they must prevent criminals from learning how to make counterfeit money from the film.

But in fact, the FBI doesn’t care at all about what the movie is about. It’s just a way to hype the movie and attract attention.

And it is impossible for the FBI to come out and deny it. After all, they had already discussed it and donated money before the hype.

So when they saw the realistic scene of making counterfeit money in the movie, almost all the audience members opened their mouths into an O shape.

No wonder the FBI is investigating this. If criminals see this and learn how to do it, there will probably be a lot of counterfeit money on the market.

The complete presentation of the counterfeit money production process has raised the appeal of the movie "Wushuang" to a higher level.

But this is just a process. In order to get the color-changing ink, Richard Dyke committed a crime in Canada. The Canadian detective played by Matt Damon also noticed the painter gang.

When Leo saw Matt Damon appear, he was very jealous.

He said to Matt Damon: "I envy you so much that you can be involved in such a wonderful movie."

Matt Damon smiled and explained: "Leo, I heard from Gilbert Jr. that it's because you and Tom Hanks starred in "How to Get Away with Murder", so they don't want to invite you to guest star."

"Fuck," Leo complained, and could only sigh that he missed this opportunity.

This movie looks really enjoyable, quite enjoyable.

The real-life interrogation scenes in the movie made Irene feel that her guess was correct again. Mary was not sad about Ido Dash's death, nor was she sad about her dead fiancé.

Instead, she regretted that she and Ido Dash had not continued their relationship, and thought it was all the painter's fault.

The police also began to match identities, but have not yet found the painter named Richard Dyke.

Ido Dash's memories continued. Because of the Canadian case, Ido Dash began to think about quitting. He told Richard Dyke that he would quit once he could handle the color-changing ink.

During this period, Richard Dyke used the two barrels of stolen color-changing ink to make counterfeit banknotes, and the gang made a fortune.

The last stop of the painters' gang's transaction was in Colombia, where they traded with a local warlord, who also had a counterfeit expert and wanted to make counterfeit money himself.

But the new version of counterfeit banknotes was too difficult to counterfeit, and he did not succeed.

At this time, Ido Dash produced the color-changing ink. Richard Dyke was very satisfied with his work and bought Ido Dash a hotel in Europe as a reward.

Ido Dash thought he could really quit this time and go find Mary, but it turned out that he was overthinking.

The subsequent scenes are exactly like "First Blood" in "The Invincible", or Ethan Hunt in "The Invincible".

When trading with the warlord, Richard Dyke killed the warlord due to his greed and old grudges, and also slaughtered people in the warlord's camp.

Ido Dash was so frightened that he struggled and screamed. The woman, an expert in counterfeiting money in the warlord gang, was also injured and disfigured by the explosion.

During the final evacuation, Ido Dash took the counterfeit expert with him.

"Isn't this scene too exaggerated?" Some fans felt it was a bit exaggerated.

I've seen Gilbert Jr.'s "The Rock," but that was at least a whole special forces unit. These are just a few people, and Iddo Dash is still a useless piece of shit.

However, some fans have different speculations: “Maybe this plot is fake and was made up by Iddo Dash.

Or maybe Richard Dyke colluded with other warlords and eliminated this group of warlords."

Although a bit exaggerated, this gun battle scene allowed the audience to find the familiar Tom Cruise and the feeling of "The Rock".

Next, the scene that will make the moviegoers in the theater brain-burning the most comes.

The counterfeit expert who was rescued was disfigured, so Ido Dash paid for her to have plastic surgery. The face that appeared in the mirror was actually Mary.

There was an uproar in the theater. Smart people like Irene had already known that there was something wrong with Mary who came to bail out Ido Dash. This further confirmed her guess.

Richard Dyke also got her a false passport in the name of Mary Cassatt.

"Oh my god," Erin exclaimed, "It's really wonderful. I had some guesses about it, but I never expected the film to be more daring than I thought."

Zhao Jieke was already racking his brain: "Does this mean that this Mary is fake?"

"Yes," Irene explained simply, "Up to now, except for the Mary in the first half of the memory, the rest of the Marys are fake."

Zhao Jieke doesn't know Chinese idioms, otherwise he would definitely praise Irene for her intelligence.

But Irene still thought the story was simple. How could this reversal be called exciting? It was too easy to guess.

Gilbert Jr. said there will be a bigger reversal to come.

(End of this chapter)