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Gilbert Jr. originally planned to hand over the project of "Edge of Tomorrow" to Christopher Nolan, but there were some changes in the middle and the time was a bit tight.

Christopher Nolan has other projects waiting for him. "Interstellar" is currently in post-production and is expected to be released in the November schedule.

Tom Cruise's schedule is very full, and it is impossible for him to wait until Christopher Nolan finishes "Interstellar" before working with him.

So after discussing with Christopher Nolan, Gilbert Jr. decided to hand the project over to other directors. If Ridley Scott is interested, he would be the most suitable person to take over.

If Ridley Scott shows no interest, then find another director, Michael Bay can also try. After switching to Sheena Boone, Michael Bay still has little work.

Sky Studios has started to close down one after another this year. David Ellison gave up his Hollywood dream and returned to his life as a rich second-generation who only lived a life of idleness and waiting for death.

The copyright of "Transformers" went around in circles and finally fell into the hands of Disney, which meant it fell into the hands of Gilbert Jr.

Hasbro isn't interested in who will do the shoot, but it would be even better if it could be given to Gilbert Jr.

During a meeting, someone from Hasbro told Gilbert Jr. that if they had been able to work with him at the beginning, the movie would probably be more popular now.

Then he asked Gilbert Jr. if he was interested in directing "Transformers 4".

If it was the first film, there would be no problem for Gilbert Jr. to direct it, but since the series has already reached the fourth film, it is unnecessary to let him direct it again.

If it succeeds, it won't be his credit, and if it fails, it will only damage his reputation. Of course, young Gilbert won't do that.

Michael Bay is doing a great job, so keep it up.

This is the difference between a top director and a first-rate director. Apart from the "Transformers" series, Michael Bay has rarely produced any films worth showing off.

But Gilbert Jr. has countless representative works in his career, and almost every film can be called a masterpiece.

Back to "Cyberpunk 2077: Prologue", after the premiere, the media quickly went back to send out a brief newsletter, and film critics and bloggers also wrote advance reviews.

Peter made a video as soon as he returned to the hotel, using the previous trailers and behind-the-scenes footage to talk about his feelings about the movie.

“A huge and magnificent Night City world suddenly appeared before our eyes, and in this world, we saw a variety of characters and stories.

Street vendors, gangsters, and corporate executives come and go.

From the perspective of the protagonist V, a wanderer who has just entered Night City, characters gradually emerge. Car chases, gunfights, and high technology are all there.

This movie combines elements of science fiction, action, and suspense and spy warfare. However, such complex elements are skillfully blended together to form a feast that brings extraordinary enjoyment.

I really can't find the words to describe this special work, so I can only look forward to going to the theater to watch it again during the midnight show."

Sexy Rebecca wrote: "Some fans were worried that choosing newcomers as the lead actors would be problematic, but we actually saw two new actors perform brilliantly.

Alicia Vikander reminds me of Charlize Theron in The Matrix, and Alex Martin has the tough face and muscles needed for an action actor.

The most surprising thing is the appearance of Keanu Reeves, which seems to foreshadow what kind of story the next film will tell.

Margot Robbie and Emma Watson's performances in the film are also very eye-catching. I'm sure their looks in the film will be one of the most popular looks for some time to come.

I like it very much myself, and I might COS it when the time comes and give it to everyone as a gift.”

Variety magazine commented: "A masterpiece, an unparalleled cyberpunk work."

Kevin Durant, the star player of the Thunder, also said in an interview: "It's very helpful." The Hollywood Reporter commented: "If you are still thinking about going to Cyberpunk, man, go to the cinema, this movie will tell you everything."

The media that watched the premiere all gave high reviews, but generally speaking at the premiere the distributors will give the media red envelopes or something like that to get them to say something good.

However, this time the evaluation of "Cyberpunk 2077: Prologue" is sincere, because the film is indeed very exciting.

In a blink of an eye, it was the midnight show on June 6th. Little Gilbert had a strong box office appeal at the midnight show. Coupled with the previous strong promotion of the film, many loyal fans chose to support the midnight show.

A cinema near Chinatown in San Francisco, where Noel chose to watch the film.

This cinema has not yet undergone the latest renovation and does not have the most popular IMAX theater, but because all the tickets for the nearby IMAX theaters were sold out, Noel chose to watch the movie here.

He plans to watch it once and then watch it again when IMAX tickets become available.

After checking his ticket and entering the theater, Noel found that this relatively old cinema was still quite crowded, with an occupancy rate of about 40%.

If a cinema like this has an attendance rate of 40%, you can imagine how high the attendance rate would be in cinemas in busy neighborhoods.

Because the movie hadn't started yet, Noel drank Coke and ate popcorn, and took out his phone to check the forum and chat group. At this time, the chat group was very lively and the screen was refreshed very quickly.

Everyone was talking about the opening of the film, their expectations for the film, guesses about the plot, etc. Noel also participated in the conversation and had a great time.

After a few minutes, the chat group gradually became quiet. Noel knew that the movie was about to begin.

He also put away his cell phone and stopped drinking Coke and popcorn because he was afraid of going to the bathroom. Next, he had to stare at the big screen, not letting his attention wander for even a second.

Being distracted in Little Gilbert's cinema is an absolute crime, the kind that will send you to hell.

Most of those who were able to go to the midnight show to support the film were loyal fans, and many of them went in groups.

You have to know that in North America, except for the wealthy areas and some prosperous streets, the security in other areas is not good. You can't be sure that a few petty thieves will jump out of any corner, either robbing or raping.

So going to the midnight show alone is a very risky behavior, but Noel is not afraid because he has good relations with the gangs near Chinatown.

Unless he is an unorganized petty thief, other thieves would not target him.

The movie was very immersive, and Noel felt that the Night City in the movie was very similar to San Francisco. Various forces were intertwined, and V, who was born as a wanderer, and Jack Wells, who was born on the streets, made their way here.

Two small mercenaries were involved in a terrible conspiracy because of a commission. It was a very common routine.

But Noel feels that Gilbert's greatest skill is his ability to make conventional discussions extraordinary and appealing to the audience, and this film is no exception.

Jack Wells eventually died on his way to becoming a big shot, and V's life and death seemed uncertain. But Noel felt that the biochip must have some tricks and would probably play a big role.

Noel's guess was correct, but that will be a matter for the next part or the next one.

If the film was successful, Gilbert Jr. decided to tell the story of Johnny Silverhand first to introduce this important character.

He discussed with several screenwriters that if the story of Johnny Silverhand was not told, the audience would be unfamiliar with this character who suddenly emerged.

Therefore, it is very necessary to turn forward to ensure the integrity of the story. (End of this chapter)