Hollywood Drawing

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Compared with Schroeder a few years ago, he has changed a lot today. In the past, Schroeder needed to rely on a security uniform to always remind the people around him and himself that he had a legitimate job, which was different from those African Americans who naturally liked to "get something for nothing".

However, as Wayne's fan organization grew, coupled with the Warner Bros. PR department and Wayne's representative Nina, there was a constant push behind the fan organization, although it was inevitable that his pure love for movies had become It is not so simple, but it has turned a hobby into a career. It can be said that there are gains and losses.

From the earliest leader Daisy, to the need for long-term organizers to watch "Batman: The Dark Knight" the year before, as well as occasional events for cohesion, Schroeder and the other early members simply quit their jobs neatly and put the It's a career that you strive for.

Indeed, one thing is very important, and that is the amount of income. When these obligatory things in the past can bring them a salary far beyond their normal work, I am afraid that few people can refuse. At least today's Schroeder no longer needs to rely on a security uniform to reveal that his people and animals are harmless.

"Hey, man, hey!"

Austin, who came back in a hurry, was sweating profusely. Seeing that his companion was stunned, he helplessly stretched out his hand and patted the other's back. The senior members of their early fan organizations all knew that this strong African-American man with tattoos all over his body was actually a rare good temper.

Schroeder, who had regained his senses, was stunned for a moment, then immediately shrugged apologetically, and said, "Sorry, I didn't sleep well last night."

"It's ok."

Austin couldn't care about anything else, pointed to the growing queue in the hall, completely ignoring the hair on his forehead, and said with pressure: "Eldest sister is already contacting the manager of this theater, she is in the screening room. Let's not worry, but we must organize these fans who come to us so that there is no chaos."

During the conversation, the two looked at each other, and looked at the fans who were chatting and waiting in a mess. Now there are nearly 300 people, and as the number of people increases, the pressure on them is increasing.

They all know that Wayne's "The Flash" is controversial this time. Once these fans are dissatisfied, if someone takes the lead in looking for trouble, there is likely to be a big trouble. If that happens, organizing fans to watch movies on a large scale will not only do no good, but it will outweigh the gains.

As long as you look at it, it will be clear that 99% of the fans who come through the IMDB Wayne movie discussion forum are young people in their twenties. It is precisely the North American youth of this age who don't know what rules are the most. , born with troublesome genes.

"I have figured out why so many people suddenly appeared."

Looking at the crowd, Schroeder was under great pressure, but in order to relax his companions, he changed the subject and talked about the news he just heard from the fans.

"Not only the IMDB website, but also the North American film-related forums and discussion forums for fans are full of praise for "The Flash". Especially several portal sites, almost all news related to "The Flash" when they are opened, Barry Ai Len, Clark Kent, Diana Prince and other posters have already swept the North American Internet..."

Hearing this, Austin nodded with conviction. He is also a young man, and of course he can understand the urgency of these fans. Who didn't watch these famous superheroes grow up? The emotional bonus of adolescence is sometimes so powerful.

Especially when he heard that the information about "The Flash" had already swiped the North American Internet, he immediately looked into Schroeder's eyes.

The two of them have already guessed that the members of the fan organization have been completely derived from the "Navy Department" of the public relations department of Warner Bros. this year. I am afraid that the first large-scale shot has achieved unexpected results.

They know too well that although the so-called "Navy Department" has broken away from the fan organization, this department is not just the Marine Corps. With the strong financial support of the PR department of Warner Bros., these people will become so-called "Black Fans Head Department".

"the Internet....."

Times are changing, and so is the way and speed of information dissemination, Austin muttered to himself.

At this time, a large number of movie fans gathered in the theater, Austin and Schroeder who were struggling in the front line, and even the executives of the theater company who suddenly rushed into the theater, I am afraid they would not have thought that it was "The Flash" this time. How much influence does the horror marketing of "Navy Army" have on Hollywood film companies.

"The theater is ready, you organize the fans to go in first, don't make trouble, ok?"

With the passage of time, when the pointer just reached nine in the morning, the theater manager Mirko Ramsey frowned and leaned forward with a look of concern.

"No problem, we will organize everyone to line up to enter the arena now."

Schroeder was familiar with the theater manager, and after nodding hurriedly, he immediately joined Austin and shouted to guide the crowd.

It wasn't until the more than 300 people gathered at the scene slowly walked into the two prepared halls that Mirko Ramsey let out a sigh of relief. As a theater manager, of course, he has seen more crowds gather, but every time there is a popular movie, there will always be a similar situation.

But those fans who come spontaneously are completely different from these organized fans. It's like there are more than 100 people waiting to enter the hall. Even if scattered people gather together, they will not appear too much. Big trouble, usually the theater's own security staff can handle it.

"It seems that your performance this month is guaranteed again, isn't it?"

As more and more people lined up to enter the hall, the hall gradually became a lot more empty. Just as Mirko Ramsey was about to return to the office to report this morning's events to the head office, a well-meaning ridicule sounded behind him. .

Turning around, he shook his head with a smile, stretched out his right hand, and shook hands with the middle-aged man standing behind him. "Yes, Sean, it seems that the performance is guaranteed, but the situation this morning, but I didn't expect it, this is not normal!"

"Wayne Greenberg movies, normal?"

The middle-aged man named Sean joked again, and the two smiled together.

Mirko Ramsey took the lead, walked to the rest area and sat down together. He looked at the eyes of the man beside him and spread his hands, and simply said directly: "You should know what I mean, Sean, I think Warner Bros. Did you find it?"

"That's not up to me. I'm only in charge of investigating fans of this theater, and the rest has nothing to do with me." Hearing what the other party said, Sean's eyes slowly narrowed, and he shook his head slightly and said in a low voice.

"Whatever you think, I just want to remind you." The theater manager knew that the other party was acting stupid and did not continue the topic. "Not normal."

In fact, what he said is abnormal, and has nothing to do with the sudden and large-scale appearance of movie fans in the theater. After all these years of Wayne's film, the theater chain has long been accustomed to preparing in advance. Once the film is released, it will be a big hit, and it will not appear. A chaotic situation.

"The Flash" has about 3,400 theaters in North America, but theaters with better locations, such as this theater located in a commercial center, all agreed with Warner Bros. for one or two more copies of the film. , for a sudden situation like this morning.

What's abnormal is actually the public opinion environment. Last night's premiere was not only "The Flash", but also "Godzilla" by Sony Columbia. To put it bluntly, it is one of the six giants, and no one is afraid of anyone. Could it be that Sony Columbia would happily make the film released by Warner Bros. better?

The opposite is also true, Warner Bros. will not make the other party feel better. Usually, in this case, the two companies poured dirty water on each other early in the morning of the release day.

But this morning's public opinion is very strange. "Godzilla" has about 3,000 theaters, and the publicity is obviously not as huge as "The Flash", but uncharacteristically silent, as if to come with "The Flash" Just like a gentleman's struggle, he only promotes his own films, but everyone in the circle knows that, UU reading www.uukanshu. com This situation is not normal.

To say that Sony Columbia is unwilling, because it is impossible to offend Warner Bros. with a movie, this reason simply does not hold. If Sony Columbia didn't want to offend Warner Bros., it wouldn't have chosen this release date to go head-to-head with The Flash.

Not to mention hundreds of millions of dollars, no matter in that era, a million dollars was enough to make people jealous. Neither of the two film companies would be willing to invest hundreds of millions of dollars in their own projects, because the existence of the other party lost, so only One explanation for what Sony Columbia is brewing.

"The calm before the storm..."

After a few words of greeting, watching the back of the theater manager leaving, Warner Bros. senior investigator Sean shook his head and said in a low voice.

An old Warner Bros. employee like him actually understands everything. Newspapers, TV stations, radio stations and other media platforms this morning, a rhetoric appeared, "Godzilla is a book monster!".

This is like a kind reminder to movie fans, constantly telling them through various media channels that this monster has nothing to do with our country.

There is no doubt that this is Warner Bros.'s first wave of competition. Don't look at it as just some soft-text hype, but the effect will definitely not be bad, because ordinary people in this land are too exclusive. If this argument is fired, I am afraid that in addition to those monster fans, most passers-by fans will choose to give up this film.

Strange is strange here, no matter whether Warner Bros. sticks to this topic or not, Sony Columbia, apart from the regular promotion of "Godzilla", has no reports on "The Flash" at all, as if Warner Bros. A punch hit the cotton.