The Best Actor in the Vase of Meiyu

Chapter 1126 Full House of Guests
Cheerful, relaxed and comfortable.

The atmosphere is harmonious.

This is Anson, who can cast magical spells with just a few words, making everything beautiful and the night become colorful.

However, this is just the beginning——

Anson still insisted on tonight's route. There was no special treatment and no spotlight. He participated in the carnival like the ordinary audience at the scene, from game consoles to gashapon toys, and followed along to experience them one by one.

In the end, Anson and his team collected a total of ten stamps.

Let's party together.

At the Chinese Theater, the premiere of “Master and Commander” lasted a full sixty minutes, but it was an ordeal, dull and unremarkable.

It was lively, as always, but the whole process followed the usual routine, with false flattery, toasting, and praise and cheers full of politeness.

hypocritical?

Maybe, maybe not.

After all, when Russell Crowe appeared on stage, the cheers and screams were real; but the stage surrounded by spotlights remained the same, and there would be no problem replacing any movie or any crew.

However, at the Wilshire Theatre, it was a different story.

The premiere lasted for two hours and was full of fun and laughter.

There was no special entry time, nor any special interview or photo time. The director, actors, producers and guests who came to the premiere were all scattered in every corner of the venue without exception.

Chris Evans and Jessica Biel came to support Anson, James Franco and Kirsten Dunst were also present, and the appearances of Ryan Gosling and Scarlett Johansson were surprises.

They also treat everyone equally.

If reporters want to take pictures, no problem, just stand in the crowd on the street corner and press the shutter; if reporters want to interview you, raise your hands to welcome you, just stand there and start a conversation, and play games at the same time.

I can't feel the passage of time at all.

Two hours seemed to be just a blink of an eye. When the movie was ready to be shown, the actors, guests and ordinary audiences filed into the cinema reluctantly, looking as if they were still not satisfied.

Even once you enter the theater, the excitement and excitement continue to boil, laughter surges in the air, and good times always fly by.

A small tip, the Wilshire Theatre has a larger capacity than the Chinese Theatre.

The Chinese Theater can only accommodate about 900 people and is not a large screening hall. However, thanks to its unparalleled geographical location, it has undoubtedly become the most prestigious premiere venue in Hollywood.

Of course, objectively speaking, nine hundred people is already a very impressive number.

However, after deducting the crew members, invited guests, reporters and film critics, the space left for ordinary audiences may be very limited.

So, the premiere at the Chinese Theater was purely a publicity event.

The Wilshire Theatre is different. Art films and independent films premiere here, and the focus is on the film itself, not the premiere.

Anyway, these crews don’t have much money to hold a grand premiere.

This seventy-year-old theater still retains one of the most spacious and inclusive screening rooms in Los Angeles, accommodating up to 1,900 people.

Watching the movie is the key.

So, this scene appeared.

There were crowds of people at the entrance of the Wilshire Theatre, but you still couldn't feel the crowd. Especially for those who came here from the premiere at the Chinese Theatre, their first impression was that this place was far inferior to there.

However, the audience continued to arrive in wave after wave.

The scene was like a whale swallowing a shrimp. You opened your mouth and took a deep breath. It felt like it was over, but you found that you could never see the end.

The crowd filled the Wilshire Theatre to its limit, and the air was filled with a wave of excitement. When I finally realized how huge and overwhelming the crowd of nearly 2,000 people was, it easily beat out another premiere.

is this normal?

Despite this, there was still a bustling crowd of people standing in front of the Wilshire Theatre, staring at the sign erected in front of them in amazement:

"Full House."

Everyone's eyes were filled with confusion, not understanding what was going on?
Didn't they say that the Wilshire Theatre could hold nearly 2,000 people, so there was no need to worry about not having seats? Didn't they say that half of Los Angeles was going to watch "Master and Commander" tonight, and that "The Butterfly Effect" was keeping a low profile, so we could go there without worrying about it?

So, they were so immersed in the carnival games that they accidentally forgot the time and did not rush to enter the screening room immediately. How come it was full?
So, what now?
Collapse immediately!

What is even more incredible is that more people are arriving one after another.

At first glance, you can tell that they must have been transferred from the Chinese Theater.

Those people looked at the three to five hundred people gathered in front of them. The surroundings were in a mess and deserted state. The game consoles and telephone booths looked particularly shabby, as if New Line Cinema refused to spend money to organize a decent premiere. The lack of a stage and a red carpet was already sloppy enough, and even the props for the premiere were a bunch of second-hand goods. It was simply pitiful.

Compared with the wealth and grandeur of "Master and Commander", it is really sad.

They even pulled a boat to Hollywood Boulevard, and what about here?

I was stunned, tears were almost falling out:

Has Anson fallen to such a state?

This... shouldn't be the case.

Fortunately, they waited for the premiere of "Master and Commander" to end and came specially to support "The Butterfly Effect" in the hope of saving Anson's reputation.

Those people came hurriedly, and seeing the spectators at the door looking like they had lost their parents, they began to comfort them.

“We support Anson, too.”

"We'll cheer for Anson as hard as we can."

“It’s all because of the workday.”

As soon as he said this, the pity and sympathy in his eyes disappeared when he saw the sign in front of him.

Full house?

what!
How can it be!

If the Wilshire Theatre was full, then what about the three or five hundred people in front of me? And why was the scene like a tornado passing through?

One by one, they were all stunned.

They were just thinking that the scale and popularity of the premiere of "Master and Commander" tonight will fully demonstrate its momentum to dominate the market, and the "butterfly effect" struggling to survive under the shadow of the giant may need some help; but why is there an ominous premonition beginning to emerge now?
Could it be that the premiere of "The Butterfly Effect" might be no less exciting than that of "Master and Commander"?
Could it be that they missed something exciting because of the standard template premiere of "Master and Commander"?
However, no matter how hard they racked their brains, they could not imagine what they had missed.

Don't they also need to start subscribing to TMZ like millions of other viewers?
Damn it!

This scene is being repeated in front of the Wilshire Theatre. More and more people are arriving at the theatre entrance, standing in front of the "full" sign in a daze, and then going through the same mental journey again, but there is still no answer.

Three to five hundred people swelled to eight hundred people in the blink of an eye.

The fork in the road, which had just been deserted for a short while, suddenly became turbulent again.

It is undoubtedly a marvelous sight.

However, the audience in the Wilshire Theatre's screening room did not know for the time being, nor did they have the time or energy to worry about the losers who were blocked outside the door, because the movie was about to begin.

(End of this chapter)