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Vampire-themed films are not uncommon in Hollywood, but in the "serialization" of the whole Hollywood today, the subject of vampires with the potential to attract money, except for the extremely limited B-level film "Underworld", has not been filmed yet. A series of products is really a thing that people and gods are indignant about.

Therefore, under the investment and operation of Matthew, "Twilight" came into being.

This novel, written by an ordinary American housewife in her spare time, is not fanatically sought after because of its otherworldly description of vampires.

This is exactly in line with Matthew's usual routine business thinking.

If possible, he could turn "Twilight" into a romantic "Lord of the Rings for vampires."

Serialized films can maximize his interests.

If you want to maximize the benefits, then the film must be completely bloody... No, it is romantic to the extreme.

Even the most inconspicuous lines have those little girls screaming and going crazy.

So, Isabella's love words will make twenty-seven or eight-year-olds like Matthew and David Ellison get goosebumps all over, but make every little girl crazy.

"There are three things I can be sure of. First, Edward is a vampire. Second, there's a part of him—I don't know how much that part plays a role in him—that crave my blood. Unconditionally, hopelessly in love with him."

This is Stephanie Meyer's line specially designed for Isabella.

Time magazine once commented on Stephanie Mayer and the "Twilight" series: "Full of love-hate tension, but elegant and delicate like Jane Austen, reaching a kind of extreme romance novel."

As a PG-1 movie, the male and female protagonists in "Twilight" are so elegant and simple in action, and the most intense physical contact between the two sides is just kissing.

Stephanie Meyer is a super genius when it comes to writing romance lines.

The disgusting lines in the film are basically from the original author.

"Even if you are not human, I still love you to the point of not being afraid to die."

Here's Isabella's line, and then look at Edward's classic confession: "I love you more than adding all the things in the world together!"

Matthew has never read Qiong Yao's novels, and Qiong Yao's dramas are limited to Gege, so the effect of "mountain without edges, heaven and earth" is estimated to be the same.

However, the film's shortcomings are also obvious.

Because the plot is cliché, the style is calm and slow, lacks a sense of humor, and it fails to create a complete and detailed magical world and complex character relationships like in "Harry Potter" or "Lord of the Rings", the film completely stays at the level of youth films. And it is difficult to reach the height of a super commercial blockbuster.

Because of the budget, the bunch of less elaborate special effects can also be said to be a failure.

Also, Sofia Coppola is very bad at dealing with action scenes, and where it comes to action scenes, the film is noticeably downgraded, when Edward jumps from place to place to show his superhuman prowess, or takes Bella The camera looks a bit illusory and unrealistic as he zips through the forest tied behind his back.

But none of this is a problem.

The female audience at the premiere was screaming, almost a hundred times more excited than the most hard-core steel wire to see Optimus Prime and Megatron appear on the big screen.

The poignant love story between vampires and humans will surely drive countless female audiences to the cinema, and the group of young girls who "take the "Twilight" series of novels as much as "Bibles" will empty their wallets for the film's box office and surrounding areas.

Matthew believes that they will become super **** in "Twilight": how many books are sold, how many movie tickets are sold, those little sisters will applaud and cheer, fascinated...

No one can deny that any woman will be crazy, and even if Carolina Kirkova chooses clients, appearance will become a mandatory condition.

That's why someone as good-looking as him is so popular.

They like to see all kinds of beautiful men, they like to imagine that these men are only interested in themselves, and they like to conceive of beautiful and beautiful moments with them; but their fantasies usually stop at the skin, and they are satisfied in a flash, and their understanding of men is also very important. Not deep, I thought that in love, everything revolves around oneself, and the relationship is a matter of course.

Most little sisters go through a stage where they have relatively pure fantasies about love.

From novel to film, Twilight was essentially the product of this fantasy, and now in turn reinforces it.

In this movie, nothing actually happened. Sofia Coppola made a very romantic story about a story where nothing happened.

After watching the movie, Matthew's impression is basically some beautiful boys and girls walking around, with frowning, glittering eyes, red lips, and red lips saying eachother in a fluttering manner.

There are also a lot of close-ups, boys and girls are very good-looking, and more close-ups are a plus.

Even the bad guys are beautiful short-lived flowers, they only appear once, but they are stunning.

Vampires live in noble houses in the mountains, and the sun shines like diamonds, which is simply the setting in girls' favorite Barbie dolls.

In order to cater to the preferences of the little sisters, Sofia Coppola has really achieved the ultimate in the needs of nympho.

Sofia Coppola once told him in post-production that because she went through that **** phase, she knew what the little nymphos wanted to see.

Female directors have a natural advantage in this regard.

It is for the needs of nymphos that vampires in the history of literature and film have changed from monsters to handsome men today.

It's hard to trace who started. Vampires have become an industry known for their masculinity. The early vampires in the movie are equivalent to thoughtful zombies. They are the common villains who set off the positive protagonists.

Since then, as the vampire evolved into the protagonist, the appearance settings have gradually improved, adding a bit of evil charm; and in the era of "Interview with the Vampire", the two most famous Hollywood men in this life only intersected, making vampires instantly synonymous with handsome guys. , since then the remnants have not dissipated...

Physiologically, vampires are often pale and grotesque due to frequent ischemia, which is exactly in line with the prevailing Gothic aesthetics. Even after thousands of years of hard work, it is not uncommon to be rich in beautiful men.

On these traditional requirements, Stephanie Meyer gave the vampire Edward a perfect model: pale and handsome, elegant and gloomy, gorgeous and noble, like most other vampires, he has lived miserably in this world for hundreds of years, The difference is that he always stays at the age of seventeen, the envy of everyone. This alone is enough to establish the selling point of "Twilight".

However, because the original novel depicts the role of Aidehua too inappropriately, some people will definitely not buy the video-based male protagonist. After all, a hundred people have a hundred Hamlet in their hearts.

In addition, the background of vampires is also conducive to the control of romantic romance.

As we all know, in movies and literature, the creation of vampire love must not be underestimated. Their passion and wildness, as well as their actions involving life and death, make the love of vampires have a soul-stirring effect that is unattainable for mortals. Coupled with love Usually occurs between vampires and humans, the inability to coexist in attributes makes love under taboo more moving.

Looking at the works of the past two decades, vampires, whether good or evil, are mostly the seeds of love that are hard to find in the world, and a relationship can always linger until the sea is dead. , can still wake her up again, causing the vampire's rival to become the most unlucky person in the world.

The movie "Twilight" is very naive, even Matthew can't deny it, but many naive movies can often be a huge commercial success~www.wuxiahere.com~ If it is like "Harry Potter" If such a fantasy theme still needs to be seen with the brain and felt with the heart, then "Twilight" is a work that only needs to be seen with the eyes, and the brain will be burdened by it, and will be surrounded by it. .

A girl with a heart full of girls will definitely like this kind of super Mary Su.

Once Matthew was also confused, why are Jin Yong and Qiong Yao popular? Now that I think about it, the answer is actually not complicated. Men love to fight and kill, and they pick up girls by the way; women love to be affectionate, and the male protagonist must be handsome, preferably rich.

This is exactly the most vulgar part of human nature.

At the end of the premiere, Matthew faced everyone and the media with full confidence in "Twilight". These confidences are not only based on the film itself, but also a considerable part from the market.

Since the end of last year, the Hollywood screen, which is mostly occupied by male films, has undergone some changes: "Enchanted" and "Juno", which have female audiences as the primary consideration, have been shown in succession and have achieved good results. Box-office results and shine at the Oscars; this year's "27 Marry", "Mamma Mia", "High School Musical" are hot sales, and they have a lot of stamina; not to mention the premiere of the romantic comedy created by "Sex and the City" in May The record, 57 million is almost entirely contributed by women!

From these so-called hik.Flik—a men’s slur for women’s films—Hollywood studios have come to realize that female audiences are taking more weight in the movie market than they expected.

The huge potential shown by female audiences, on the one hand, has made a significant change in the direction of Hollywood film production, and on the other hand, it is also an inevitable result of the feminist movement and the increasing social status of women.

Therefore, the emergence of "Twilight" is also in line with the current social situation.