The Best Actor in the Vase of Meiyu

Chapter 1345 Crazy
It’s a blast, “The Warmth of the Heart” is a blast, with rave reviews galore——

Media comprehensive review: 95 points.

The best seller of the year!

Before the release of "Eternal Love", speculation and controversy surrounding the film were rife. Whether Anson's undefeated myth could continue was undoubtedly a focus. There were also many voices that believed that the film could be a success, after all, the cast lineup was there.

However, even so, people still did not expect such a situation.

"The Warmth of the Heart" turned out to be the best song of Charlie Kaufman's career!
The collaboration between Anson and Kate Winslet did not become a disaster. Not only that, it received a wave of praise and achieved a gorgeous transformation. In the end, the film had a comprehensive outbreak in terms of script, director, actors, etc., pushing the film to an incredible peak with overwhelming force.

incredible!

All of a sudden, all the news media went into a frenzy, unable to suppress their excitement. The spring season, which had been deserted and sluggish, had actually ushered in spring!

But what is even more amazing is that before the media reviews came out and the media went wild, the reputation of "The Warmth Within" had already spread one step ahead -

Preview screening.

Before film critics rushed to write reviews to try to guide audiences, audiences attending preview screenings were already eager to spread the news, staying up all night to spread the word by word of mouth.

The movie itself is one aspect. As the film critics said, "The Light of Love" is a work that reflects the modern concept of love. Every audience member can find his or her own shadow in the movie, with their hearts surging and blood boiling, and all the literary and artistic young people are crazy.

At the same time, the preview itself was another matter. In the post-screening Q&A, Anson's interpretation of the film sparked a comprehensive discussion. There was no doubt that the discussion revolved around the film, but the re-recognition of Anson became a hot topic.

The reverberations of the Cannes Film Festival finally began to stir after a full year.

At that time, the praises surrounding Anson were endless; but seeing is believing, and it is hard to imagine without personal observation and experience. The label of a vase on Anson could not be easily removed.

But now, when we truly have face-to-face conversations and truly find resonance through movies, all prejudices and discriminations have evolved into the stirrings deep in our souls, unfolding in a mighty and comprehensive manner.

Blair is one of them.

For the entire night, they were discussing, exchanging ideas, and talking about "The Sun Is Shining", about Anson, and about the movie, and they became more and more excited as they talked.

All night long.

It was not until the sun broke free from the sea level and jumped onto the Hudson River, with a hazy golden halo slowly lighting up and outlining the contours of Manhattan's steel jungle, that they realized that the entire night had passed in a flash, and they were completely unaware of the passage of time.

He hurried home, washed, changed clothes, and then rushed out like a tornado, grabbing breakfast and coffee, and trotted all the way to the Angelica Film Center.

Even though I had just stayed up all night, I didn't feel tired at all.

To be precise, after overcoming the sleepiness, I am now even more excited. I can seem to feel hundreds of butterflies flapping their wings desperately in my stomach.

"Blair! Blair!"

From a distance, Karen could be seen rushing over with her arms open, giving Blair a tight hug and jumping around like crazy.

Blair did the same, and he and Karen ran towards the Angelica Film Center laughing.

After turning a corner, the space where the preview was held last night came into view.

There was no time to put away the chairs, screens, etc., and only the important equipment such as the projector and speakers were dismantled last night. Because the audience refused to disperse and leave, the staff had no way to do anything, and finally just left them where they were, waiting to be cleaned up today.

Subsequent developments proved that Ripley's decision was wise. The crowd did not disperse until dawn, and the whole night was lively.

It's Carnival after all. However!
This was still not all. Blair and Karen immediately noticed the scattered figures at the scene -

One or two of them were taking photos or group photos. Some were sitting on chairs pretending to be the audience, some were posing in front of the big screen, and some were taking photos with the giant poster of "The Warmth of the Heart". In short, there were all kinds of things going on.

At first, they thought these were all friends who had watched the preview together the night before, but Karen immediately noticed the strangeness of the details.

Those people were all dressed up, not only did they not look the least bit shabby or tired from staying up all night, but they also did not look like them, who were in a hurry to go home and then in a hurry to come back without any makeup on.

The clothes, makeup, and condition, everything is perfect, and there is even time to match the jewelry.

Outrageous!

Karen went up to ask, and sure enough—

They all came here early this morning and posed for photos before the chairs and curtains were cleared away, pretending that they were there last night.

Karen: ??? What is this operation?
Karen was furious and indignant, and was about to step forward to stop them, but was stopped by Blair, who dragged her to the door of Angelica Film Center.

The cinema center hasn't opened yet, but people have already started queuing up.

"Blair! Them! How could they do this! They have no shame!" Karen's cheeks flushed red and her eyes were filled with anger.

Blair repeatedly comforted Karen, "I know, I know, I don't like them either."

Those people may not like movies at all, and have no interest in Anson and "The Sunshine of the Spotless Mind". They just like to be noticed, follow the trend, and join in the fun. They are even willing to get up early in the morning and dress up just for a photo.

But Blair doesn't think this is an entirely bad thing.

"Look, they came here to join in the fun and check in. This means that the reputation of the movie preview last night must have spread. More and more people will know about the movie..."

Karen interrupted Blair with a stubborn look on her face, "I know what you mean, that's how 'Elephant' spread, right? But they didn't buy tickets to enter, they just joined in the fun."

Blair's eyes were sly, "There is no such thing as bad publicity, only no publicity. As long as the news spreads, even if one out of ten people can't resist their curiosity and chooses to buy a ticket to enter, that's a good thing."

"Moreover, you should know that people like them are the easiest to be incited. As long as we say this is the most anticipated movie of the year, they will be ready to go."

Karen looked at Blair. "What's your idea? Tell me now!"

Blair laughed. "It doesn't take any tricks. Do you know what the oldest and most classic human marketing method in the world is?"

Karen, "What?"

Blair, "Get in line."

Karen, "Huh, what?"

The long line at the entrance of Angelica Film Center appeared again——

It was so huge and continuous that it soon caused heated discussions in Manhattan.

Following "The Elephant", the unmissable blockbuster of the year has landed at the Angelica Film Center again. If you miss it again this time, you may be left behind by the trend.

(End of this chapter)