Chapter 474 Takeshi Iwata, you are so awesome!

Hollywood is indeed the largest photography base in the world, although the United States does not say so.

In fact, it is more like a tourist attraction.

Many big companies are very good at doing business, and this method of combining studios with travel is really what they have been doing for a long time.

For example, the very famous Universal Studios has many attractions. One of the most popular ones right now is the "Back to the Future" ride.

There was a prototype of that car, which was the once very popular DMC car.

Many people actually don't know much about this car brand.

now it's right.

Because this DMC car is a very early one... In Takeshi Iwata's opinion, this is the contemporary Ma Yilong and his car.

The founder, designer and company owner of DMC Automobile is named William Collins.

As we all know, William is also called Bill in the United States, so Bill Collins will also work.

But the key lies in this car's... dream-making.

Yes, it is truly a dream.

This Bill is just like the current commander-in-chief Bill, who boasted a lot before.

What attributes are attached to this car?

future!

future!

The car of the future!

Right, so "Back to the Future" used this car.

However, in the eyes of current people, this car is indeed very futuristic.

Of course, this car can't outrun Ferrari, nor can it outrun Porsche, but the design of this car is very unique, and it has a special feature.

This car has no paint.

DMC cars are made entirely of stainless steel plates, so there is no need to paint the car at all.

It is precisely because of this that the car in "Back to the Future" looks so unique. It is a gunmetal color, the true color of metal.

Indeed, it really feels futuristic.

But actually... yes, this car has a futuristic feel to it.

It really can't go much faster. The fastest speed this car can reach is 140 kilometers per hour. It's not very comfortable. The design of a sports car cannot be comfortable.

However, this is the great thing about this car.

No car paint is used, the pure gunmetal color of the plate represents the future.

Just like that, it's quite expensive to sell.

It is said that it is already on the market, but the sales volume after the launch is very poor. It is said that it has been discontinued, but the company insists that it has not gone bankrupt.

Because it is expensive, and there are always quality problems.

Much of the design and technical support for this car came from the British Lotus, which itself was about to go bankrupt.

It can be said that this car only has one very futuristic appearance.

Everything else is bullshit.

Therefore, Takeshi Iwata believes that this Bill Collins is the contemporary Ma Yilong, which is somewhat insulting to Ma.

However, their ability to draw the pie is indeed very similar, even this DMC car, now...

price goes up.

Because it has become a collectible, it is no longer produced anyway. Currently, there are only a few thousand units in the world, and only a few hundred units can actually be driven on the road.

In fact, no one knows whether there are so many.

The "Back to the Future" car at Universal Studios is considered one, and the other...

That's right, Takeshi Iwata got one, and now, sitting in the passenger seat is James Cameron.

…

"Wow! You can actually get this car."

"As for this car, it's just an appearance."

“But the looks are just fine!”

"That's right! Let me race!"

"You are the god of mountain racing in Akina!"

"Haha...have you seen that movie too?"

"of course!"

It's simply shocking.

Takeshi Iwata and James Cameron started building this DMC.

In other words, this car really has a sci-fi appearance, but the rest is really bad.

Because the entire body is made of stainless steel, the body is relatively heavy and the vehicle cannot go very fast, and it also pushes the car forward.

That's right, it's a real push.

It’s even more popular than FC.

However, the two of them had a great time playing.

Anyway, the main roads here in Los Angeles are really easy to drive on.

In the United States, the roads here were basically built later. They pay attention to whether they are horizontal or vertical. As long as you can step on the accelerator, you can drive.

Ever since, the DMC roared loudly.

Is it really okay for these two great directors to play like this?

What could be the problem?

Isn't this a very interesting thing?

So, what about the movie side of things?

You can’t make movies every day or all the time, right?

Gotta relax.

Well, in fact, Takeshi Iwata did what he wanted with this DMC.

Takeshi Iwata naturally also likes the movie "Back to the Future", but it is obvious that Cameron is a science fiction director after all.

Of course he will also like this thing.

Moreover, with such a car, wouldn't it be very private for the two of them to talk about something in the car?

Cameron is also aware of all this, and more than anything, he still feels that Takeshi Iwata's work... makes people feel comfortable!

Well, we still have to talk about movies and the unexpected things about movies.

The car drove up a hill and could overlook the city of Los Angeles.

By the way, this city actually looks pretty good from a distance.

Especially under the afterglow of the setting sun, the overall yellow tone gives people a feeling of...well, yellow is actually related to astringent feelings.

This is color theory, not something Takeran Iwata made up.

"Iwata, your little story is really great. Moreover, if it is expressed through the lens, I feel that it is perfectly inserted into the movie."

"This is great."

"So, you just said it was awesome?"

What Cameron said is really interesting.

By this time, Takeshi Iwata was no longer tense.

"do you know?"

"..."

"I was sure from the beginning that Titanic would be a great movie."

When Cameron heard this, he was really...so excited!

It's not like no one has said this before, but those guys' words made him feel like they were meaningless compliments.

Now, what Takeshi Iwata said, not to mention how sincere his tone was, the key was that he... Anyway, Cameron felt that the well-known Japanese director in front of him understood him very well!

This... of course!
To be continued...