King of Hollywood

When the Daily News story first came out, it caused some trouble for Adrian. In order for Pacino to get the best male lead, the "Fragrant Woman" slot was set for the end of the year, and if it entered the public eye now, it would easily consume their enthusiasm. These rumours, whether propaganda is ready for screening at this time or automated messages such as cold processing, could have cost the entire plan a fortune. And the Low Novel is coming to the Cannes Film Festival, and it may be affected.

Luckily, LaVerne immediately came up with a way to mix the water up and then use the topic to hang the public's appetite, just for a few months, and as long as the movie went on, none of these problems would exist. It's troublesome to work with, however, and although you can move the movie a little further, for example, on Christmas Eve, and now on Thanksgiving Eve, it also takes a lot of people to guide public opinion carefully.

Fortunately, LaVerne didn't do so badly until now, but with the screening of the Low Volume Novel, the main focus must necessarily be on a new film, so LaVerne would only propose to temporarily process "Fragrant Woman" for a few weeks. He just forgot what the style of "Low Novel" was, and it would inevitably escalate into controversy after it was released, so cold handling was not appropriate.

But Adrian immediately gave the solution, which was to keep hanging. It was a good thing that a movie was controversial. As long as the subject of the controversy was appropriate and within a certain degree and scope, it would only benefit the movie, and many young directors and actors were drawn into the mainstream by it.

Adrian is no longer required to raise his profile in this way, but it is still a good thing for the film to be advertised if it is to be properly controversial. It depends, of course, on how LaVerne operates, except that he's not only going to do PR for Low Volume novels at the festival now, but he's also going to plan for later propaganda, and I'm afraid it won't be easy to do it right.

LaVerne then raised the issue, but Adrian put his hand on it and said, "Just do your best." That is indeed his truth. If it had been two months before, he would certainly not have been uncomfortable if he had encountered it, and if he had planned to do so for so long, he would of course only succeed and not fail.

However, after talking to Claude on the golf course, Adrian also saw a lot. Whatever the calculation, no matter how much information he knows about the future, it is not possible to master everything. Just as he thought he could make ten times more money by catching a robbery of the Soviet Union, but Claude gave him a hundred times more.

Adrian knows this very well, and he's just trying to seize the opportunity he can before the butterfly effect that might occur. So now he tells LaVerne that whatever he does, whatever the outcome is acceptable.

When this year's events are over, consideration should also be given to giving LaVerne some better treatment to reassure him to continue in this position. Adrian thought so in his heart. After putting down that little thing, he seemed more calm and rational.

Well, these things will be settled later, and as the people watching the movie enter the projection hall, the movie will begin.

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At first, the movie was about rabbits and pumpkins negotiating a robbery in a restaurant, and then a few minutes later, Vincent and Jackson as Travolta drove and chatted, and frankly, it didn't start well, because the chat lasted a few minutes, and it was all bullshit -- well, it wasn't all bullshit, Adrian made a small change here.

In his previous life, he had heard a comment about two directors who liked to push plots with dialogue in movies, and who were filled with “” from beginning to end: Gary? Strange conversations are many, but every sentence is connected to the top and bottom; and Quentin, from beginning to end, is mostly bullshit, the boredom of those bored people on the street.

Now that "Two Big Smoke Guns" has been copied first, then this very close film cannot naturally deviate too far, so Adrian rescheduled these conversations at the time of writing the script, adding not only some more cold jokes on the street, but also trying to link them to the plot as much as possible.

Although all of his achievements are now copied, he has also handled a number of scripts, but as in the previous life when he said, "Read 300 Tang poems, can not write poems and can sing”, he is very familiar with the writing of the script, besides, he has not changed many of the scripts in previous life. As for the effect, listen to the occasional low laugh in the studio.

And, of course, thanks to the fact that the Internet is not yet fully developed, it is generally acceptable to the audience. The key to how many people in previous life thought this film was boring was that the Internet was making people's lives faster and faster, and for most people, if a movie couldn't attract them within minutes of its opening, they could go into the Cold House and label it a rotten movie.

As the two people on the screen found a bunch of little bastards, the story finally got smaller, especially when Jules read the Bible and shot and killed a lot of people, which was very interesting, so he lowly called out.

Then the image was black, accompanied by old music, and the title of the first chapter came out, and the story really started now. After Vincent and Jules came back with the box, Boss Marsha and Butch agreed to let Vincent go with his wife.

Then came Mia, who naturally starred in Monica, who, frankly, was not very bad or distinctive in her appearance, and her performance was not very good. Her face was a little stiff, but with the use of lens clips and Montage, she could still do it in circles. However, in the classic swing that followed, Monica immediately retrieved a city and her modeling career for several years made it clear to her how to better present her curves on various occasions.

So this swinging dance pause attracted the attention of everyone in the projection hall, and the seductiveness of that sexy body doubled in the swinging dance, even though Adrian had seen it countless times at the time of the clip, and even though he had played it countless times in bed, he couldn't help but admire the shot. Even he did that, let alone someone else. In the end, someone couldn't help but whistle and suddenly bring in a low laugh.

“See? They've been coveting you.” Adrian chuckled softly in Monica's ear.

Monica watching the screen said nothing, but the slightest corner of her mouth clearly told the people around her that she was happy. Adrian laughed softly, kissed her ear beads and then put her attention back on the movie.

The classic dance was followed by the funny scene of drug overdose, and the scene of Vincent's conversation with the drug dealer caused a lot of laughter, especially when injecting Mia, and that cold joke made a lot of noise.

“Please, say something. ”

“What.”

After Mia was needled, she jumped screaming and calmed down, and Werewolf Vincent wanted her to say something to clear her up, so Mia just said the word "what”.

Well, anyway, that concludes the first story with a bit of romantic laughter, followed by the Golden Watch.

The story begins when Butch's father's comrade returns from Vietnam and brings him a gold watch when Butch was a few years old. The people watching did not feel uncomfortable, after all, the first story was temporarily over, but the way the gold watch operated was just a little chilly.

And then time pulled right to the point where the second story officially began on Butch, who rested in the lounge of the Lower Boxing Ground. Butch killed the opponent and won the prize, jumping out the window and stopping a taxi to find his girlfriend.

Here, Adrian moved the original performance technique, that is, running a taxi around with black and white images, which gave the audience an unreal but very fresh feeling and impressed.

Well, the story goes on, Butch was going to take his girlfriend away from home, everything was ready, but unfortunately his confused girlfriend left his most important gold watch at home. Though knowing that it was tiny, Butch had to venture home to get the watch and make face-to-face contact with Vincent.

Just like those gangsters, all the viewers thought the two of them would go to war and get the gold watch Butch and run off, while Vincent chased him to fight again and finally let Butch go. Unfortunately, they got it all wrong, and the next second Butch pulled the trigger, Vincent, who didn't even say a word, hit the screen.

It's a big glasses drop, the audience is staring, you know the story ahead, but in the middle, Vincent should be the lead actor, how could Butch kill him with a gun? And he died in a hole like this. He just came out of the toilet and was shot in the sieve. Even the gun was his.

Sitting with the crew, John? Travolta smiled at the moment and was obviously proud of the audience's reaction.

But this isn't the weirdest part of the whole story. Butch left the house with a watch and was planning to go back to his girlfriend, but when he walked past the sleeve green light, he ran into Masha, the gangster who bought breakfast, which was a disaster. Then, the car crashed, escaped, and the two men fell and ran into a music equipment store, but the owner stopped them from tying them up with guns.

The owner immediately called a policeman, who was unexpectedly gay and perverted, and then, by accident, Marsha was brutally daisy. The drama has reached the point where the audience is like they want to laugh but don't know how to laugh. Until Butch finally broke free and saved Marsha, Marsha said the matter between the two of them was undone, and then warned Butch not to talk to anyone about it, and then the studio finally laughed for a long time.