Chatty Hollywood

Charlize was indeed interested in what Charlotte had to say.

But she was not afraid of death. Even if she could be resurrected continuously, she would definitely not feel comfortable if she died more than a dozen times.

The main reason she was willing to take the risk was because of Charlotte.

But she wouldn't say such a thing.

At least it's not the time to talk about it yet.

Faced with her attitude, Charlotte remained silent for a long time.

"Sally, it would be great if you were willing to be so close when we get along!"

"...That's different!"

Charlize understood what Charlotte meant, but in normal times, she still couldn't completely overcome the psychological barrier or fear.

"It seems that in addition to hormones, our relationship also needs the regulation of adrenaline!"

Charlotte sighed.

**********

The premiere of "Happy Death Day" is about to begin.

This premiere, just like the premiere of "Fatal Turn", was selected at this small cinema called "Night Owl".

However, this time the premiere was during the day.

Because "Happy Death Day" was fully publicized, there were many people queuing up to attend the premiere this time.

Andrew Sparks is one of them.

He was at the end of the line, which made him a little anxious.

Because of this location, it means that there is a possibility that the premiere venue will be missed.

——If you come to the party to attend the premiere, but you can’t see the premiere venue, then what’s the point of lining up?

"If I had known it would be so popular, I would have brought a tent and lined up in advance!"

Andrew muttered as he looked at the temporary tents in front of the team.

——It is a tradition for American movie fans to line up to attend the premiere with a tent.

Because for some popular movies, avid movie fans may spontaneously queue up two days before the tickets go on sale. In this case, either several people have to rotate back and forth, or they can only bring tents.

If you don’t bring a tent, should you sleep standing up like a horse?

Movie fans love movies, but they don’t love them enough to push the limits of humanity.

"I just didn't expect that this kind of situation would happen at the premiere of the movie "Happy Death Day"! The last time I encountered this kind of situation was when "Star Wars 3" was released."

——As a national-level movie in the United States, the "Star War" series can keep movie fans queuing up all night every time it is released.

And Andrew, as a complete SWist who even fills in the "Force" in his religious beliefs, will naturally not miss every premiere.

Of course, as another major space theme as famous as "Star Wars", the "Star Trek" series of movies can also make fans bring tents every time they are released.

It's just that Andrew is a SW party and a Star Wars fan. They are diametrically opposed to the ST party who are obsessed with "Star Trek" and have never been in contact with each other until death.

"What's so interesting about a crappy movie that has no plot at all and just repeats the same routine over and over again? Especially since there are already 7 movies released, the combined box office may not be as much as my 3 Star Wars movies!"

Well, there is some truth to that, but overall, what Andrew Sparks said is downright biased.

But so what?

Just like the ST party who always likes to slander the Star Wars series as having immature plots, no scientific spirit at all, and being completely a space opera disguised as science fiction.

The two sides are irreconcilable!

——Even if what both sides say actually makes sense.

"But why hasn't Emily come yet?"

Andrew looked at his watch anxiously,

"If it's a little later, I'm afraid the premiere will start!"

——It was Emily who recommended the movie "Happy Death Day" to Andrew.

Andrew is a high school teacher who teaches mathematics, and Emily is his student.

He liked Emily, a bold little girl, even though her math scores were terrible.

Andrew even helped Emily bail out her father, who was being fished and enforced by the Los Angeles Police Department.

——Although he felt that the guy who would be fished in by a policewoman wearing fishnet stockings was completely unworthy of sympathy.

The friendship between Andrew and Emily is one of comradeship between fellow movie buffs.

Although Emily's favorite horror movie, Andrew is only moderately interested.

But after all, the little girl is not an evil ST member, right?

We must be tolerant to young people.

"I wonder if this movie really feels like Groundhog Day?"

Andrew is very fond of "Groundhog Day" with its infinite plot.

Therefore, some time ago, Andrew became interested when he heard Emily say that she had watched a movie that had a very "Groundhog Day" style.

It's just that Emily refused to tell Andrew the specific plot of "Happy Death Day". According to her, it was because of some confidentiality agreement for internal previews.

"This little girl was really fooled by those film producers..."

As a senior movie fan, Andrew certainly knows what internal preview screenings and confidentiality agreements are. However, he also knows that as long as it is not spread widely, the film producers will not care about it and cannot control it.

After all, the film producers are not the KGB or the CIA. How can they still place spies around everyone who participated in the internal test screenings?

At this time, Emily finally appeared.

"Teacher Andrew!"

The little girl ran to him and greeted him breathlessly.

"Why did you come so late?"

Andrew frowned.

"My dad——"

"Okay, no need to say more!"

Andrew quickly interrupted Emily.

Andrew has always stayed away from Emily's weird dad.

He really didn't want to hear what happened to the other party, as it would make him feel that his SAN value (sanity value) was declining.

But then again, how did a guy like that raise such a lovely daughter like Emily?

Maybe this is the American dream!

——No matter how bad you are, it is possible to raise children who are better than you.

"That's right, Emily!"

Andrew glanced at his students,

"Didn't you say that four more of your friends will come to join us? Where are they?"

"them?"

Emily took a few more breaths before raising her head and looking around.

"Ah, there!"

The little girl waved to the side.

Andrew looked around, and there were four young people there who looked neither too old nor too young. They were taller and shorter, and they all had an obvious nerdy vibe about them, which made Andrew feel very friendly.

However, this sense of intimacy ended immediately when the tall young man among them greeted Emily——

Because the fingers of the tall and thin man's greeting hand are straight and close together, but the middle finger and ring finger are widely separated.

——That’s how Vulcans say hello in Star Trek.

SW member Andrew Sparke's eyes narrowed.

Heresy discovered!

"May the Force be with you!"

As soon as the opponent approached, Andrew immediately stated his position and was ready to attack if he disagreed.

The other party also realized the danger.

Before the tall and thin man could say anything, the short man beside him quickly clarified:

"Don't get excited! We are not members of the ST gang. Sheldon would say hello like that just because he particularly likes Spock in Star Trek. In fact, we like both movies."

"...That means you are sitting on the fence?"

"...So be it."

These wallflowers! !

PS1: "Party Against Diversity" is a masterpiece by Griffith, a famous early Hollywood director, and is famous in film history. I introduced it before, so I won’t say it again here; PS2: Americans do have the habit of queuing up to watch their favorite movies, and bringing tents when the queue is too long. This happened when "Avatar" was released; PS3: KGB is like this KGB, the intelligence department of the former Soviet Union, the current KGB is from that year; PS4: The struggle between Star Wars fans and Star Trek movie fans is just like the struggle between sweet parties and salty parties, they are sworn in. PS5: In TBBT, Sheldon does like Spock, but they also watch Star Wars, so they are indeed on the fence; PS6: SAN value is what Cthulhu says. I have never seen it and have no interest in watching Cthulhu, so I think It’s the sanity value I explained, and it makes sense; PS7: “May the Force be with you!” is a greeting in the Star Wars world and a code among Star Wars fans. PS8: A questionnaire survey on faith was conducted in the United States, and indeed many people filled in their belief in the Force. The number ranks fourth after the three major religions.