Post-shadow Development Plan

William said that he showed his work ID to the other party, but in order to ensure the validity of the answer, he did not mention that he was an investigator of Jiufeng.

"of course can."

This kind of situation is very common, and this father also encountered it when he went to the movies before, so he immediately nodded to the other party's request.

After getting permission from the other party, William immediately asked, "Do you think "Night at the Museum" is good?"

"Well... so-so."

The father seemed a little hesitant, but when he saw the excited young son, he added: "But the child likes it very much, and the content of the movie is also full of fun."

"So about the rating of this movie?"

William took out a questionnaire about "Night at the Museum". William was able to compare the first-hand materials intuitively. He prepared a lot of materials for the two films.

"...A-bar."

Father hesitated, and if he was the only one, he would give it a B.

The best part of the movie is the museum exhibits coming to life at night, but that's the only thing that appeals to him as an adult audience.

But that's all, when the freshness wears off at the beginning, the rest of the plot becomes very routine and patterned, which is a bit boring for old viewers like him who have read countless films.

But because the child is still very excited, the father still gave it an A grade.

"OK, thanks."

William took back the questionnaire. He still wanted to ask about the specific details of the movie, but his father's eldest son, Paris and Marshall, had already walked out of another screening hall.

"Dad, Daddy."

Paris flew to his father, hugged his father's thigh and said in a showy tone: "Iron Man Tony Stark is really cool!"

While saying that, Paris cleared his throat, and imitated Tony's tone at the end of the movie: "I am Iron Man. Well... really handsome!"

"as long as you are happy."

The father touched his eldest son's head, and he himself was tickled by what the elder son said.

William approached Marshall; "Hello, can I ask your evaluation of the "Iron Man" movie?"

"A+! Definitely an A+!"

It was not Marshall who said this, but Paris.He jumped and yelled at William's feet.

"Okay, I know."

William is still very good at coaxing children. He gave the questionnaire to the child to fill out by himself.

"I'm also A+." Marshall also gave the same answer. "The movie is very cool. Tony Stark's flamboyant character is very different from traditional superheroes, but very charming."

Marshall thought for a while, and added: "On par with Captain Jack and Saber."

This evaluation is already very high. You must know that these two are the most popular movie characters in recent years.

"Thank you."

William returned the questionnaire to Marshall, and then he returned the questionnaire to Paris.

"By the way, this uncle." Paris pouted and whispered to William: "Can I ask a question about the movie?"

"Okay."

Of course, William had already seen the movie, and it was the premiere of the internal welfare of Jiufeng employees.

So he didn't think the child would be able to question himself.

"At the beginning of the movie, why did Iron Man laugh when he rolled out of bed with that female reporter?"

William's smile froze, and he said with some uncertainty, "Er...maybe it's because...he thought of something happy?"

"Uncle Marshall said that I will understand when I grow up. Why is that?"

William replied with some embarrassment: "Well, you will know when you grow up."

[Anyway, I, an adult, don't understand.Who? Smiles like that when you fall out of bed?Crazy? 】

Seeing the back of the family leaving, William couldn't help but think so.

"Now, Paris."

On the way home, the father asked his eldest son.

"What's the matter, Dad?"

"Is the movie really that good?"

"Yeah! It's awesome, especially the laser fired by Iron Man, biubiu~"

Paris replied with dancing.

"... How about Dad taking you to see it again tomorrow?"

"Yeah."

"Then remember to tell your mother when you get home."

"Ok, no problem."