Post-shadow Development Plan

The ending of the story of "Madoka" is definitely not satisfactory, but it does make many people fascinated by it.

In addition to the characters and plot, the special effects of the film jointly produced by Weta Studio and Jiufeng Entertainment are also very exciting.

Before the movie was released, Jiufeng Entertainment had been publicizing that it wasn't lying about the movie's special effects.

The movie "Madoka" is definitely the top movie special effects in Hollywood and even the world!

Compared with "Avatar", which will be released a month later, there will be disputes about whether it is better or worse.

After all, the interpretation angles of special effects of the two films are different, and there is no saying which one is better in visual effects.

But in the audience's full attention, the special effects are not important anymore.

Because in the minds of the audience, they are no longer "watching" a special effects movie, but actually entering the movie.

At this point, the film has entered the final stage.

Xiao Meiyan became the only person in the world who still remembered Yuanxiang, and she tied the ribbon that Yuanxiang left for herself on her head instead of a hairpin.

In the end, Homura Xiaomei continued her battle alone in the city.

Although the witch has disappeared, the darkness and curse in human hearts will not disappear, replaced by a large number of monsters.

It's just that the reason Akami Homura is still fighting is not because of justice, nor is it because of her obligation as a magical girl.

Just because this world is the place Yuan Xiang wants to protect.

"come on."

He heard the encouraging voice from the girl he was familiar with.

Xiao Meiyan smiled slightly.

"Only this, I will never forget."

"So, I'm going to keep fighting."

Xiao Meiyan drew the black longbow in her hand and shot an arrow at the monster.

--do not forget.Someone somewhere is fighting for you.

——As long as you remember her, you will not be alone.

Two lines of subtitles slowly appeared on the screen.

The movie finally came to an end when Yuanxiang and Xiaoyan left hand in hand.

"Madoka" is the first movie without an end credits egg since Kiryu Nana's debut.

This point has already been explained by Jiufeng Entertainment in the publicity before the release.

But none of the spectators left the venue, and everyone sat quietly in their seats.

It's just that the reason why everyone didn't leave the venue was not because it was the premiere of the film—even if it was just an ordinary venue, I believe everyone present would not say that they would leave early.

In the subtitles, "Magia" composed by Hans Zimmer sounded again.

Unlike the BGM in the movie, the music is accompanied by the singing of the Magical Girl Five.

The magical and gothic singing voice further mobilized the atmosphere of the scene.

The audience quietly recalled the plot amidst the singing.

By the end of the movie, they have a lot to say.

Those who want to praise movie special effects and 3D effects;

Those who want to lament the friendship between girls;

There are also those who want to criticize Kiryu Nanaya for writing the story too tragically.

But when the subtitles ended, these feelings eventually turned into admiration for the movie, the crew, and the director Kiryu Nanaya.

The thunderous applause echoed in the IMAX theater like a storm.

Everyone didn't have any other thoughts at this moment, they just wanted to applaud along with everyone.

Because "Madoka", which has just finished screening, deserves such applause.

Several film critics were surprised to hear the endless applause, with puzzled expressions on their faces.

"It's been five minutes, isn't it?"

A film critic asked his companion: "How can the applause last so long?"

Another film critic was also a little surprised, saying: "I was at the Oscars this year. The applause was not so warm and did not last so long."

"Yes."

The film critic who spoke at the beginning also immediately echoed: "Whether it is Best Actor, Best Director or Best Picture, when the results of all awards are announced, the applause is not so enthusiastic."

Roger Ebert snorted mockingly, he seemed to think that these two people were hopelessly stupid.

"Hmph, how can such a mediocre movie compare with "Little Yuan"?"

The two opened their mouths to look at Roger Albert, not because of shame, but because they admired this guy's shamelessness.

Turan exposed him mercilessly: "Who the hell said this movie was boring in the first place?"