Post-shadow Development Plan

Just as Nolan imagined before opening the newspaper, the entertainment page was almost swamped by reports related to "Daqin".

And basically most of the reviews are praises for this movie.

Occasionally sporadic criticisms are either grandstanding and ostentation, or criticisms from film critics who have not dealt with Jiufeng Entertainment very much.

"It seems that Qiye has once again gained the recognition of the market."

Nolan praised gently.

Although he complained about Seven Nights' practice of cultivating a series, Nolan had to admit that this guy was talented in directing.

Nolan looked up at his assistant: "Have you seen this movie?"

The assistant who was sorting out the files temporarily put down the work at hand. He pushed his black-rimmed glasses and said, "I watched it on the day of the premiere. It's a masterpiece."

Probably because he felt that it was a little unconvincing, the assistant hurriedly added.

"The grandeur of this show is completely worthy of greatness! Kiryu Nanaya's talent in movies is really unparalleled!"

Then the assistant turned the other way and said to the rest of the room, "Hoyt and Lee went to see it three times."

The two men mentioned by the assistant were Hoyt Hoytema and Lee Smith.

One of them is a cameraman, and the other is an editor. They are both old partners who have worked with Nolan for many years.

Hoyt shrugged when he heard his name mentioned: "This movie is more than just great."

"Kiryu Nanaya's camera language is very special and practical. Especially the few shots of the Great Wall of Orbits, which express the vastness of the universe very well, gave me a lot of inspiration."

Nolan nodded slightly after hearing this. The theme of his next movie is the universe and interstellar.

If some of the lenses used by Kiryu Nanaya can inspire his partners, he will be very happy.

"From "Prologue" to "Da Qin", it is impossible not to admire Kiryu Seven Nights."

Editor Lee Smith said in a mocking tone: "Fortunately, those people at Warner haven't fainted yet. The release date of "Man of Steel" is far enough away from "Return of the King."

Compared with those high-ranking guys in Warner, Lee Smith is obviously closer to his old friend Nolan.

"Man of Steel" has had several test screenings, and the overall response has been good.

Although the movie hasn't been released yet, a sequel is already on the cards.

But Warner announced at this time that Nolan was removed from the inner circle of the DCEU.

Nolan only served as a producer in subsequent DC movies, instead of serving as a producer and screenwriter like "Man of Steel".

Don't underestimate this change. Without the job of screenwriter, Nolan's voice in the crew will be greatly reduced.

As I said before, don’t look at Hollywood as a producer-centered system, but individual producers don’t have much say.

Because there are too many producers for one crew.

Unless it's the chief producer, the name alone can't scare people at all.

In addition to the director, the best way for a producer to expand his voice in the crew is to serve as a screenwriter.

But now Warner has actually canceled Nolan's job as a screenwriter, obviously not planning to bring him to play together.

"Warner actually believes in Zac's second knife so much, probably because "Watchmen" hasn't suffered enough."

Lee Smith said strangely.

"Okay, Lee."

Nolan had a smile on his face: "I have a lot of things here, even if I continue to manage DC movies, I can't handle it."

Having said that, it is certain that Nolan was a little upset.

Although he has a good personal relationship with Zack Snyder, Nolan still has some doubts about this friend's director ability.

"Watchmen" was cut into pieces because of the length of the release version.

In the end, the movie didn't do well.

Fragmentation and ambiguity were the most common reflections of the film at the time.

After that, Zack Snyder relied on himself to complete a 186-minute director's cut version to restore his momentum.

Then a 216-minute ultimate version was released, which pushed the movie to the status of a masterpiece among fans.

It takes 216 minutes to tell a story clearly, and only fans will think that this director is amazing.

Although Nolan's own movies are often longer than 2 hours, he will never make a movie of 3 hours and 36 minutes insanely.

In Nolan's eyes, it wasn't a movie at all.

Warner intends to completely delegate power to Zach, and Nolan doesn't think this will be good news.

"Forget it, don't think about such troublesome things." Nolan put the newspaper aside, "I booked a few IMAX movie tickets for "Da Qin" tonight, does anyone of you have the idea of ​​watching this movie again? "

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The second after Nolan finished speaking, everyone in the conference room raised their hands.

pS: I saw someone asking about the length of the movie before, so here is an explanation.

There is no hard and fast standard for how long a movie is.