Post-shadow Development Plan

Like China, "Hundred Years' War" was also well received in North America.

Of course, the most popular character in this movie is definitely Lily's Joan of Arc.

With the Weiting sisters' handsome fighting style, exquisite appearance, and just-right acting skills.

After Artoria, another [Takeuchi face] character has become a classic image in the minds of the audience.

Many people think that this movie is just for Joan of Arc to attract fans, whether it is black or white, they all show their unique charms.

At the same time, the film's excellent special effects and impressive characterization really make the audience walk into this dangerous but fascinating medieval adventure.

In fact, the lives of Europeans in the Middle Ages were very miserable.

Not only is it boring, but the hygiene of life is also very poor.

But none of this prevents the Middle Ages from becoming the setting for epic adventures in movies.

Coupled with the flickering of Peter Jackson, the "Director of Tourism New Zealand".

Many viewers have a little yearning for medieval Europe.

If the crisis faced by the protagonist group is removed, the segment going to Lyon can really be regarded as a medieval travel show.

But if someone really wandered around the Middle Ages for the purpose of tourism like the protagonist group, then the final will definitely end in a super tragic way.

After all, movies and reality are still two concepts.

But the illusion of movies comes from human dreams. Movies are essentially a place for audiences to dream.

While the movie makes the audience mesmerized by the story, it can also make them crazy for a virtual character.

Joan of Arc is such a fictional character.

Chinese audiences rarely have the habit of applauding when watching movies, but North America is completely different.

At the end of the screening of "Hundred Years War" in North America, the applause at the scene was much warmer than the polite applause at the Chinese premiere.

And there are quite a few people shouting Joan's name.

"Jeanne! Joan! Joan!"

At the beginning, the sound was still chaotic, but as the audience adjusted spontaneously, the rhythm gradually became consistent.

"Jeanne! Joan! Joan!"

In the end, the sound completely overwhelmed the applause, as if there was only one person in the theater.

That is Joan of Arc!A girl from Orleans.

Facing Joan of Arc's high popularity, the actors in the same crew were a little depressed.

Especially Inukai and Yumi, as the two protagonists of the movie, they are completely overshadowed by Lily's light.

But it's the audience's choice, and they have nothing to say.

"Well, big brother is really partial to sister Lily, I want to play such a role too."

Yumi waved her small fist and said.

Fortunately, what makes Yumi a little happy is that Lily will not occupy the entire FGO series even if she is powerful.

I must have more chances to play than her, but I don't know if the role of Matthew can reach Artoria's performance.

No, as long as she can reach the current height of Joan of Arc, Yumi is also very satisfied.

Just looking at the shouts of the audience at this time, Yumi can feel that this girl from Orleans may become the next Artoria in the Fate series.

"Wait, these two characters have the same face, what's the difference?"

Yumi said that she didn't quite understand.

pS: Regarding the matter of applauding while watching a movie, Mi Jiang has also mentioned it before.

There are relatively few cases of applauding when watching movies in China, but there are many in Europe and the United States.

After all, people in China still like to watch movies quietly.Not as unrestrained as Europeans and Americans.

But less does not mean no, Mi Jiang encountered applause in the cinema twice last year.

One time was "Godzilla 2", and the other time was "Avengers IV".

The former is the scene on the premiere day, and the latter is the premiere.

In fact, this situation is easier to explain. After all, people who watch movies earlier are basically fans.

Therefore, I will feel more emotional about the bridge sections in the movie.

I saw someone talking about "The Wandering Earth" and that movie, but Mi Jiang didn't encounter it.

Because during the Spring Festival last year, Mi Jiang was also bursting with liver code words.

When I went to the movies after the Spring Festival holiday, there were not many people.

It's almost a state of being booked out. ╮(╯▽╰)╭

By the way, a very funny thing.

When Mi Jiang was watching "Detective Pikachu", when she saw that little bitch singing the American version of Pokémon OP, she immediately applauded and cheered.