The red carpet, the media wall, the steel railings, the clicking flashlights, and the fans cheering loudly in the aisles, everything that a premiere should have is missing. The only problem is that the scale is a bit small. It is understandable that the entire movie

After all, the investment of "The Movie" is only 40 million, which is far inferior to those movies with investment of over 100 million. The fact that Universal can hold a premiere shows that it values ​​the performance of this movie.

However, the small scale does not mean that we can take it lightly. Reporters are always ready to dig up news anytime and anywhere. If you are not careful, you may be misrepresented, so Sean is always cautious.

"There is no doubt that this is the best movie about drag racing. It is full of excitement and unconventional. I like the character of Brian O'Connor very much. He is very cool and very principled." He said to the flashlight.

Reporters chatted.

"I heard that the director once asked you to practice racing at the racing track for a long time?" someone asked.

"That's right, the main characters, myself, Fan, Jordana and Michelle, all practiced for a long time at the racing track. Some of the less risky but seemingly thrilling racing scenes were all done in person." Xiao

En nodded immediately, this kind of publicity opportunity cannot be missed.

Of course, he did not forget to add: "Of course, if someone falls in love with racing after watching the movie, I still recommend doing more practice in the racing track before talking about it."

At this time, Sanders who was following him pretended to look at his watch, then leaned over and whispered a few words in his ear. Sean then showed an apologetic expression and entered the theater without looking back.

"I performed well just now, didn't I?" After leaving the reporters and fans outside, Sean pulled his collar and exhaled.

"I said everything I needed to say, and I didn't say anything I shouldn't have said," Sanders shrugged.

"So is it good or bad?" Sean asked.

"He means you can find out by reading tomorrow's newspaper." Galen interrupted with a smile.

"Okay, okay, newspapers..." Sean sighed, walked into the front hall of the theater and saw the other actor of the movie, Vin Diesel, talking to a few people not far away, wearing

The suit is a little bit nondescript.

But even though his bald head was very conspicuous, his eyes quickly fell to the other side, where Frederick was chatting and laughing with some people, and standing next to him, even though he was wearing light blue, she looked very ladylike.

The dress still couldn't hide the capable temperament of the woman, who was undoubtedly his sister Lianna.

"Sean..." Sanders originally wanted to remind him, but his words failed as soon as he left his mouth because Sean's expression looked strange.

However, Sean quickly returned to normal. After making a gesture to Sanders and Galen, he walked over alone. He said hello with a smile: "Hi, Fred, hi, Lena."

"Hey, big star, you're finally here," Frederick smiled and hugged him, "How do you feel? Have you been stumped by reporters outside?"

"How come? It's not my first time attending a premiere." Sean raised his eyebrows and then looked at Liana.

"It's a pity that we came early, otherwise we could have seen your style." Liana smiled, but did not hide the teasing tone in her tone.

"Yeah, what a pity." Sean gave a dry fake smile, and then greeted the other few people and dealt with them a few words. After they left, he pulled his manager aside.

"I need an explanation, Fred," he whispered.

"Explanation?" Frederick blinked, and it took him a while to react. He immediately yelled, "I originally wanted to wait for you, but Lina came out first, and then she said she wanted to come over first and take a look.

Due to the excitement of the screening, I thought it wouldn’t be much longer anyway and you could solve your own problems, so I drove her here.”

"You know, that's not what I'm asking," Sean stared at him closely, paused for a few seconds, and finally asked, "Are you and my sister dating?"

"A date? No, how could it be possible?" the agent coughed involuntarily, "we... just went out for dinner twice..."

"Did you go to bed?" Sean asked straightforwardly, not bothering to argue with him.

"Going to bed? How could that be possible!" Frederick almost jumped up, "Are you kidding? We just had dinner twice..."

"You dare to say you haven't thought about it?" Sean continued to interrupt.

The agent's voice stopped suddenly, as if he wanted to be pinched by the neck, his face turned red, he seemed very angry, but he couldn't speak.

"You know what you told me at the beginning," Sean pressed closer, "I told you everything about Sandy and Alice's date, and I actively suggested that you fire your female assistant, but now, you all

We went out to dinner twice, but I didn’t receive any news at all.”

"Don't be nervous, Sean, it's just two dinners." Frederick said comfortingly.

"Just two dinners?" Sean snorted dissatisfied, "It seems you still don't understand the seriousness of the matter, Fred, you let me down so much."

"I understand, of course I understand," the agent said defensively, "Don't worry, I didn't say anything... I'm wrong, I said a lot of nice things for you."

"Okay, Fred," Sean raised a hand, "I've said everything I need to say, I just hope the worst case scenario doesn't happen."

After speaking, he touched his chin again and raised the corners of his mouth slightly: "I think maybe I can ask Anna out for dinner twice someday."

Frederick's eyes suddenly opened wide, with a choked expression, and he didn't know what to say. This was undoubtedly a warning, and it had two meanings.

First of all, Anna Gordon can be regarded as Frederick's competitor, and she has suggested to Sean to change agents several times in front of him. Even though it was a joke, if Sean really had this intention, she would definitely

Welcome with both hands. As for the second one, there is no doubt that Anna and Frederic have a close relationship, but at the same time they are also somewhat pretty and have a good temperament, so...

Okay, Sean was half-warning and half-joking, especially regarding the second point, but if Frederick was indifferent, the consequences would be difficult to say.

After patting his shoulder, Sean walked to the other side, leaving the depressed agent behind.

"What did you say? Fred doesn't seem happy?" Liana quickly came over and asked with a smile.

"You know what I would say to him, Lena. Frankly speaking, I don't like what you do." Sean replied seriously and seriously.

"...Okay." After crossing her arms and looking at him for a while, Liana shrugged, "I just want to know something about you from him that I can't learn about you elsewhere."

"I know, you are my sister, but he is my agent, a very good agent," Sean looked at her, "I don't want it to happen again!"

Lianna pursed her lips and said nothing. After a long while, she suddenly laughed: "Well, it seems that my brother has grown up and is no longer the little guy who always runs around behind me."

"I've never been running around behind you." Sean immediately rolled his eyes.

"You did." Liana didn't bother to argue with him, she nailed the sentence in one sentence, then turned around and walked towards the screening room.

Well, it's good to be able to let her talk a few words. Sean comforted himself in his heart and followed him into the screening room. He came a little late. After talking to Frederick, the movie

It's basically about to start.

There is nothing to say about the entire screening. "Fast and Furious" is very qualified as a commercial movie. Rob Cohen is very good at shooting and editing. The racing scenes look very impactful on the big screen. Maybe

It's not like a real racing car that can make people secrete a lot of adrenaline, but it's really exciting and can make the audience feel that cool feeling.

As for the plot, it is quite satisfactory but also has some surprises. The most typical point is that two-thirds of the way through the plot, everyone still thought that the Chinese gangsters in Chinatown were the masterminds behind the car robbery. Unexpectedly, the answer was finally revealed.

It turned out to be Dominic, played by Diesel. Although the twist was a little blunt, it basically played its due role. When Diesel appeared in the picture driving a car during the last robbery in the plot, there was a huge crowd in the screening room.

There were several exclamations.

The actors also performed well and fulfilled their duties. Diesel has strong muscles and a big bald head, which is indeed very suitable for someone who looks strong, likes to ignore the rules, and has his own way of doing things.

The role of Pi. Michelle has relatively few overseas appearances, but she can show her own wild charm just right every time. Obviously, her personal acting style has begun to take shape. Jordana's Mia is relatively weak,

It can be regarded as half a vase, but its youthful, beautiful and sexy image still leaves a deep impression on people.

As for Sean, he only needs to act handsome and pretend to be cool, and it's not difficult at all. Even though he is not that kind of handsome man with a pretty face, he still doesn't feel bad, and he still tastes great after putting on makeup.

Needless to say, his acting skills took this character to a new level.

For example, when Brian always believed that Dominic would not be the mastermind behind the car robbery, but a series of evidence later discovered pointed to him, the shock, hesitation, and difficulty in making a decision were all in place.

Similarly, after the final competition, when he let Dominic go and put his car keys in his hand: "I still owe you a sports car."

That expression of finally making up his mind after hesitation, and then becoming relieved, and then watching Dominic leave, then turning around and striding towards the sun, that seriousness, but with a look of relief on the corner of his mouth.

The smiling expression is very expressive.

Speaking of which, this is the first time he has played a cool role that basically does not require any acting skills and relies on appearance as a selling point. "Charlie's Angels" was almost a guest appearance, and it was not cool at all. "Ocean's Eleven"

The thief in the movie is quite unique, but it also requires a certain amount of acting skills.
Chapter completed!