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If the so-called movie creation has a selling attribute, it must fully consider the audience's viewing experience.

Therefore, this part of the scene of "The Sparrow Becomes a Phoenix" is also the most exciting plot design.

After Andy's unpleasant integration into the workplace, a series of dizzying dress-changing shows made the gorgeous female protagonist continue to harvest the stunning, sour, and admiring gazes of passers-by and colleagues..... .

"What a nice view."

"Glorious."

"I'm going to be dumped by Annie—if I can be like her."

Most of the fans on the scene did not conceal their admiration, and compared to the audience’s very real thoughts, after the initial surprise, the fashion circles are extremely satisfied-if the whole film is regarded as a brand sponsorship, then This section is the most quintessential advertising core, and its visual effects are simply outstanding.The effect is awesome.

Indeed, on the big screen, Andy looked around after stepping out of the elevator, as well as his elegant posture, which greatly and truly promoted the concept of "people depend on clothes" that is highly respected by luxury goods merchants.

Then, the rest of the plot continued to fall into the ordinary.

Workplace conflicts, bosses making things difficult, Andy resolved one by one, and finally realized that his favorite job was not fashion, but being a reporter.

In the autumn in New York, the scene of the yellow leaves in Central Park with an indescribable intoxicating beauty, Andy changed back to a very ordinary dress, welcoming a new life.

This ending is pretty cute, isn't it.

But this is "Prada". It tells a very pleasing story, and it doesn't criticize anything sharply, but it can harvest a large number of women's markets.

When the ending subtitles rose slowly with the relaxing soundtrack, the audience smiled and applauded in the theater.

How can you not please others with Cinderella's routines?

This kind of means of catching the audience's mind is unsuccessful and unreasonable.

"How many midnight box office do you think we can win?" Anne Hathaway couldn't help but whispered to her agent when welcoming guests full of congratulations.She has indeed been hacked recently and has no sense of security, for fear that her career as an actress will plummet.

Therefore, even if the atmosphere of the scene is very good, there is a hunch that the movie will succeed, but the tone is still unavoidable.

"You made a good movie, Annie, your performance is very good." The agent who has experienced many visions is obviously much calmer than Annie. He replied with a smile: "Now, enjoy its success. Right."

These words are not encouraging comfort, but a surprise from the heart of this senior man.

why?

Because of being ugly, this role position that all female actors in Hollywood dare not try easily makes this film so perfect and full of contrast.

Whether it’s by pretending to be ugly to shape the character, or after transformation, it simply shows Annie's most glamorous side in detail. The film "Prada" is really tailored for the actress who depends on beauty to eat but suffers from the limitations of drama. Build.

After all, the sacrifice of pretending to be ugly can bring a lot of positive reviews for Annie in the film critics group, and because she has almost no loss after pretending to be ugly, it becomes a great career boost. How can she not make Annie's agent happy?

He even felt that the original audition choice to take a step back and lower the pay to win the role was simply correct. "Prada" could change the chaos of Anne Hathaway's actor's career entering a bottleneck.

It is conceivable that as long as this movie sells, Annie’s reputation among fans will also skyrocket. With passers-by and top-selling qualifications as a guarantee, we will strive for higher remuneration and negotiate more advertising endorsements, and reap high profits. Is it a difficult thing?

Fame and fortune have always been complementary.

On the side, Jon Fellermei and Anne's agent have different perspectives on the film, but they have similar feelings. They are both delighted with the potential of "Prada".

Amidst the laughter, the crowd watching the movie at another midnight scene also had an enthusiastic discussion after watching "Prada".

It's not about the plot or the controversy about the characters. Although there are such topics, most female audiences are talking about Andy's gorgeous dress in the play.

For them, the same dress style "according to the picture" is even more important.

——Who doesn't have the heart to love beauty yet?

Therefore, the general idea of ​​female audiences is that they don't have enough to watch them all at once. Just knowing to pay attention to the plot, there are so many beautiful dresses that they don't understand.

This is also one of the reasons why "Prada" will become a hit. After watching the first time, a large proportion of female fans went to the theater to watch the second time, or even the third and fourth time.

In short, until the cast and crew subtitles were all released, the female audience who knew a part of the sponsor list got up and left. For these crowds, the most common vocabulary to comment on the film is "cool, too beautiful."

To be honest, the plot of "Prada" neither focuses on love, nor does it have much space for family relationships. It is not a very warm story on emotions, but the reason why it can attract audiences to form a movie watching craze is more than comparable to similar female themed works " The box office of "Legal Beauty" and "BJ Single Diary" are higher because the female characters around the fashion circle are cooler than each.

Cool in luxury, cool in fashion-leading styling, and cool in independent women's standpoint-none of the main characters in it are below men, and none of them live by men. They are all based on their own talents. Acquired social status and wealth, and each character is quite independent and self-improving.

Can this setting of female characters not attract female fans?

Not to mention the warm-toned lighting throughout, it really seems that the lens has a rich beauty.

"This is not a story at all with the original." Some book fans also discussed each other after watching the movie.

"I think it's better than the novel. Andy in the second half has an unspeakable charm, it's very cool."

These book fans did not think that some of the changes in the movie were wrong. After all, no matter the novel or the movie, they are all telling a fictional story. Since it is fiction, how much controversy is there?

Having said that, as long as the movie is enough to satisfy most audiences, who cares if it really respects the original perfectly.

"Harry Potter", "The Magic Kingdom of Narnia" and "Forrest Gump" are not copied from the original works, they are all filmed with the unique charm of the movie.

Several book fans nodded in approval, and one of them said: "I have to read it a few more times, are you going?"

"Count me, I originally supported the original novel. I didn't expect the movie to be so wonderful. I didn't know all the details at once, especially Andy's dress during Paris Fashion Week. Does anyone know the coolness of her? What is the style of the dead Martin boots, and where can they be sold?"

Most of the audience who can support the midnight show are those with extremely strong purchasing power. It is common to pay close attention to the surroundings of the movie, not to mention that they like a certain outfit and want to spend money to buy it-Prada's sponsorship is quite convenient.

"Watching those fashionable dresses in the movie is really a pleasure."

"Miranda's performance is also very sharp. If you have watched "Covered Bridge Last Dream", you will know how wonderful Meryl's performance is. Her aura is really good."

"Who played Emily? I see her and Meryl seldom fall behind in the scenes, but the characters are nasty enough, so calculating."

"Do you remember what brand of the white coat Andy changed in the film-I really love that coat."

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As the discussion in the theater lasts for a long time, it also represents how hot the audience is after the screening of "Prada".

This also allowed Mubao and Lionsgate to devote more energy to build momentum and promotion, making the film more outstanding in public opinion expectations among passersby.

In fact, at a time such as Valentine's Day, there is indeed a need for a theme work that is acceptable to both men and women to provide the best opportunity for dating. The respect for women in "Prada" is undoubtedly the most suitable of these.

Although it was released several months earlier than the original film, Lehman believes that the feedback from the film market will not disappoint.

Especially after witnessing the audience's pursuit of the movie after the premiere, Lehman felt more confident in his heart.

He knew that this move was right.