Chatty Hollywood

"The big scenes in this movie, especially the design of the special effects scenes, are so imaginative!"

Lana Wachowski couldn't help but sigh as she looked at the rewinding Paris coming towards her on the big screen, especially the extremely lifelike streets that had been refined by the iMax screen.

At this time, he was immersed in the movie and had almost forgotten that he was here to "spy on the enemy's situation"——

Compared with this "Inception", Lana Wachowski felt that her brother's "The Matrix Reloaded" was obviously inferior in terms of scenes, special effects and graphics.

"It almost doesn't look like a movie from the same era!"

Lana thought helplessly and unconvincedly,

"However, in terms of action scenes, the "Matrix" series, with that guy Yuan as its director, should be able to win. As for the narrative——"

Lana Wachowski shook her head.

——Although Roger Ebert is praised as the director with the most powerful narrative ability in Hollywood, the narrative of Charlotte's movies is often based on the premise of making it easier for the audience to understand.

This is, to some extent, exactly the opposite of the Wachowski brothers -

Because of the success of "The Matrix 1" and their own interest in philosophy, the Wachowski brothers poured a lot of obscure speculative philosophical content into "The Matrix 2" when filming it.

"Our movie is worth thinking about!"

Lana Wachowski is very proud of this.

Therefore, in his opinion, Charlotte Booth's "Inception" is obviously suspected of being deliberately simplified——

"This is simply a deliberate attempt to please low-IQ viewers who don't know how to think! It's a complete waste of such philosophically profound subjects as dreams and reality, consciousness and subconsciousness!!"

Lana Wachowski thought with slight disgust.

He feels that his movie will definitely surpass "Inception" in terms of ideological depth, but at the box office...

"well!"

Lana sighed;

"Forget it, I don't want to think about it! At least it has ideological depth. The reputation of "The Matrix 2" should be better than that of Charlotte Booth's movie! - Now, I regard myself as an ordinary viewer and just relax. Let’s watch a relaxing movie for a while!”

Thinking this way, Lana Wachowski quickly immersed herself in the world of "Inception"...

In comparison, ordinary viewers are not as confused as Lana.

For example, Mary, who accompanied Parker Spade to watch the movie, sighed at the 3D images that seemed to be right in front of her eyes, while watching with great interest Alexis's Adeney and Charlize's May. The first "showdown" between you——

"I heard before that Director Charlotte was having an affair with an actress on the set, and it was when his wife Charlize Theron was also on the set. I really don't know how he managed to get both parties together!"

As an entertainment reporter, Mary is naturally very gossipy;

"Could it be that it's a double flight!?"

"Well, with Hollywood being so chaotic, it's not impossible!"

Obviously, after watching Hollywood for a long time,

Mary's thinking circuit is a little dirty.

However, after seeing the shot of Mel stabbing Adeni out of his dream on the big screen at the back, Mary rejected her idea——

"Charlize Theron is not serious, right? I always think she looks scarier than in "The Devil Wears Prada"! However, she is also surprisingly beautiful, even with a dreamy feel!"

"Is this an explosion of acting skills, or was the scandal about Charlotte Booth during that time true, so she brought her emotions directly to the movie!?"

Anyway, Mary couldn't guess it at all.

However, because of this, she became very interested in the secrets during the filming of "Inception".

Of course, what she is more concerned about now is the movie playing on the big screen——

At this time, the movie has reached the stage where Cobb and Arthur agreed to Saito's request and looked for new teammates.

Among them, the training of the new dreamer Adeni occupies a larger space.

This not only indirectly introduces many unique settings in "Inception" to the audience, but also introduces the story background of the protagonist Cobb played by Charlotte.

Compared with the interesting and imaginative scenes of training Adeni, Cobb's memories mainly related to his wife Mel seem affectionate and dreamy.

"No wonder it was introduced before the film was released that Charlize Theron played Charlotte Booth's wife, but it turned out to be so weird in the movie!"

As a professional film critic, Richard Manson understood what was going on.

"It turns out that Mel is actually the phantom of the protagonist Cobb's inner nostalgia and guilt for his wife, so she always has that dreamy feeling about her."

"However, Charlotte Booth is really amazing at being able to capture a dreamy feel without relying on soft light effects!"

Richard still remembers that in the "Lord of the Rings" series, which he admired very much before, soft light was basically used to create dreamy effects.

This is a common technique used in the film industry to express dreams.

For example, Arwen Twilightstar, played by Liv Tyler, is basically accompanied by soft light.

But now in "Inception", Charlotte did not use soft light, and only relied on various lens language to indirectly express a sense of dreaminess. This made Richard immediately recognize that he and "The Ring" King" series director Peter Jackson.

"What a great director!"

Richard Manson sighed in his heart,

"Compared to many directors who are at their peak in the first film and then fail to break through, or even regress unknowingly, Charlotte Booth seems to improve every time she makes a film. There are still bottlenecks to progress!"

Richard decided that after returning this time, he would study all the previous films of Charlotte Booth——

"You should be able to see in this how Charlotte Booth's directorial skills have gradually improved, and you should be able to write a film review with a completely different perspective!"

Of course, now in the cinema, Richard still has to watch "Inception" carefully.

It's not that he can't stand it because he's not serious, but quite the opposite -

If he doesn't pay attention, Richard will soon be distracted by the plot of the movie itself, completely immersed in the world of the movie, and forget about his job as a film critic.

That would naturally be troublesome.

"etc!"

Richard, who was thinking this way, suddenly realized the fact,

"Why can I only write a review after watching a movie once? Watch it a few more times, and first appreciate the story purely from the perspective of an audience. After watching it a few times, it's almost ready, and then look at it specifically from the perspective of a film critic."

Thinking about it carefully, it seems to really work.

However, it is difficult for Richard to have such a strong sense of immersion in most of the movies he has watched before, so he can often finish it after watching it once.

Over time, he forgot about the option of watching it a few more times before writing a review.

Now, after understanding this, Richard can finally devote himself to "Inception"...

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