Damn tears!

Roland found that she had a tendency to run out of tissues. She felt very uncomfortable now. She didn’t know whether it was because she was a film critic but was so moved by Luo Yuan’s film, or because she didn’t have enough tissues.

Or does the emotion just come from the movie itself?

As a film critic, Roland once really thought that he had thoroughly seen through the old sensationalism routines used in heart-warming films, and would no longer cry bitterly for the skillful sensationalism techniques of some heart-warming film directors who continued the scene with music, but "The Eight Loyal Dogs"

The movie "Public" still broke all her past perceptions and caused her tear ducts to completely collapse.

Is it a woman’s natural sensibility?

If it's just due to women's natural sensibility, then why are the two tall and tall men sitting around me crying even more miserably than me at this moment?

My impression of Luo Yuan still remains in "Crazy Stone".

That movie made Roland get to know Luo Yuan, a talented young director. However, Luo Yuan's later works left Roland with a mediocre impression. That is to say, "A Chinese Ghost Story" was somewhat interesting, but it could not hide its commercial nature.

Nature

This is a commercial director similar to Wang Ming.

This was Roland's summary of Luo Yuan in the past, so she watched "Hachi" with the perspective of watching a commercial movie, but when she was halfway through the movie, she knew that she was wrong, and it was so wrong. Never try

I was trying to guess what the style of Luo Yuan's new movie would be, but I didn't expect that it would be a heartwarming film with a bit of literary and artistic color!

I never expected that I would be conquered by such a movie.

At this time, Roland was already a little afraid to look at the story that was still going on on the big screen, because she was afraid that she would cry like a fool today, but in the end she raised her head, and the first picture that caught her eye was that of Xiaoba

A sleeping face lying under an abandoned train car.

The snow is as heavy as a knife.

An extremely dazzling headlight.

The roof of the car transitioned into bright sunshine in a montage. The black and white world was against the light. Professor An's familiar face appeared in the psychedelic lens. He seemed to be waving to Xiaoba: "Hey, Xiaoba, Xiaoba

Wake up, let’s go!”

Pictures flicker.

It turns out to be the scene of Xiaoba's dream.

Ten years later, it really misses its owner...

The music suddenly stopped, and Xiaoba woke up. In front of its eyes, Professor An actually appeared, waving to it and calling its name affectionately. Its hair seemed to become clean and tidy again, and its movements seemed

Becoming agile and vigorous again, it jumped into Professor An's arms, just like it had jumped into his arms countless times.

Later, someone said that Xiaoba passed away on that snowy night.

Taking up his pen, Roland recorded his final experience of watching the movie: "The average lifespan of a dog is only about twelve years old. Xiaoba spent ten years and almost his whole life waiting for the return of the professor he used to live with. For

To others, it is just the professor's dog, but to Xiaoba, the professor is his whole life."

Tears fell onto the paper with a pitter-patter sound.

The movie was almost over, and the child who told the story ended the story he told with a childish voice: "I have never met my great-grandfather, but after listening to the stories between him and Xiaoba, I suddenly understand him a little bit..."

The children in the class also cried.

This seemed to be in harmony with the cries one after another in the cinema. Roland suddenly understood Luo Yuan's intention. This "Hachigong" was simply a tear gas. The so-called screening was to make this group of viewers cheer for it in advance!

But what makes Roland helpless is...

As one of the first viewers, she was really willing to cheer for this movie, because she couldn't write to give Xiaoba or Professor An the slightest criticism, so she willingly walked into the trap set by Luo Yuan.

Not just Roland.

The other reporters, magazine editors and film critics in the theater all roughly guessed Luo Yuan's intentions, but they were willing to pay for this tear gas bomb.

The screen went dark.

Amidst the sound of music, there were staff pushing carts to distribute rolls of paper towels one after another. Obviously Luo Yuan had expected this, but seeing the paper towels quickly snatched away by the audience, the staff looked confused...

…

What happened?

Why are you so gloomy?

It was almost time for Luo Yuan, who walked onto the stage with a microphone: "Okay, thank you everyone for being willing to watch this movie. This is our first screening of "Hachi", and before the movie is released, we also

Screenings will be arranged in some specific locations, and we hope that audiences and people from all walks of life who like this movie can give it a lot of support."

"very good!"

The foreigner in the front row suddenly shouted with red eyes.

A burst of low laughter came from the scene, diluting the sad atmosphere a little. Luo Yuan was speechless, and then shrugged: "Actually, I invite you all because I hope you can help promote this movie. I have never concealed this purpose. Of course I

It's an invitation with sincerity, and sincerity is the quality of this movie... Can you give me some applause?"

Blah blah blah!

As soon as Luo Yuan finished speaking, the audience burst into thunderous applause!

Tang Guo was also applauding. If she was a little careless in the early stage of the movie, now she loves this movie to death. If there is a place near where she lives that arranges this kind of screening, she will definitely go and watch it again.

If you really can’t, I’ll watch it even if it’s released to the public. I have to watch it a second time anyway!

"Hi, beauty."

Just as Tang Guo was clapping, Li Hongtian's still sobbing voice came from her side: "My name is... Li Hongtian... You should know me... I hope you have a chance..."

"Ugly rejection."

Tang Guo rolled his eyes.

This Li Hongtian's eyes were swollen from crying, and he couldn't even hold his tongue straight when he spoke. There was no one who didn't forget to pick up girls at this time. But thinking that although this guy was a bit stupid, he was not hopeless, she said:

"But thank you for the tissues."

"Then let's get to know each other...get to know each other..."

Li Hongtian is obviously a master who climbs up the ladder.

After the movie ended, the audience left one after another. Some die-hard movie fans went to Luo Yuan with red eyes to ask for autographs. Naturally, Luo Yuan fulfilled the fans' requests one by one. After signing the autographs, he was ready to let Gu Lang come to this theater.

I arranged a few more screenings, but when I turned around, I found that Gu Lang, a 200-pound fat man, was already lying on a chair and crying.

It seems that I can only go to the theater manager to discuss this matter myself.
Chapter completed!