Post-shadow Development Plan

This excited guy is obviously a loyal fan of Artoria.

"Will we still talk about the Holy Grail War in Fuyuki City?"

"After all, what UBW did in the end is no different from what FZ did in the end. There will definitely be follow-ups..."

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The audience's comments not only did not decrease with the official end of the film, but grew louder.

The entire auditorium became noisy.

"Brother-in-law? Shall we take the stage to call the curtain?"

Because the lights were on, Lily had already let go of Qiye's arms.

However, her hands still grabbed Qiye's palm and refused to let go.

"Well... wait a little longer."

Generally speaking, the premiere movie is over, and if the audience is satisfied with the movie, they will applaud and thank them.

Then the main creative team will take the stage to call a curtain call.

If there is a lot of scolding, then this link will be automatically omitted.

But now, the audience did not applaud.

I didn't think the movie was so bad that I needed to smash the mineral water bottle.

So even Qiye was a little uncertain for a while.

"Good movie."

Sitting in the seat in the film critic area, Turan nodded slowly after the movie ended.

Kiryu Nanaya did not let herself down.

The second half of FZ's story raised the level of FZ's entire movie.

"Indeed, it's way better than the other crap movies"

Another film critic sitting next to Turan also gave a rare positive evaluation.

"Without that last paragraph, I could have given the film an excellent score, but now I can only give it a passing grade."

The film critic sitting behind Turan shook his head and expressed his feelings: "The movie should be over when the screening is over. The last practice makes a movie incomplete."

Someone immediately expressed their agreement: "Yes, after watching this movie, I thought director Nanaya Kiryu had the potential to become the Wachowski Brothers. But it turns out that rotten wood can't be carved..."

[Are you led astray like the Wachowski brothers? 】

Turan snorted coldly in disdain.

When "The Matrix" was released, he liked the movie as much as his peers.

That's because the film is a perfect blend of business and art.

Turan even felt that with the example of the Wachowski brothers, future commercial films would move towards this goal.

But it turned out that the Wachowski brothers were misled by their own group of friends.

Now the Wachowski brothers are immersed in the dream of being woven by film critics. Their films are unparalleled in philosophy, but their commercial achievements are not as good as one.

But these guys are complacent, thinking that they have pulled people into the right track.

Turan really looked down on these guys from the bottom of his heart.

"Applause, it's work ethic."

After speaking, Turan took the initiative to clap his hands.

Although the other film critics were not very happy, they also applauded.

With the leading brother, the following things will be easier to handle.

First, the film critics applauded, then the media reporters followed up, and then ordinary audiences joined in...

The applause became more and more enthusiastic, and soon the enthusiastic applause in the theater could be heard even outside the auditorium.

I don't know who yelled the first sentence, and then the same name started to sound in the entire theater.

"Seven nights! Seven nights! Seven nights!"

The voice of shouting Nanaya's name became louder and louder, until finally it even overwhelmed the sound of applause.

Although many people shouted their names together, it sounds very cool.

But Qiye always felt that there was a resentment in the voices of these people.

If you really want to describe it, it is love and hate.

They thanked Qiye for telling them a wonderful story, but such an ending obviously did not make the audience happy.

So they called Qiye's name with a very complicated emotion.

Obviously, Qiye's operation of dumping the blame on Lao Xu was not very successful.

The audience still believed that the person who caused the trouble was Qiye himself, not the "scapegoat" Lao Xu.