"Yes, it's very sexy."
Claire frowned and replied.
Indeed, Roy, who is still very young, has both the youth of a boy and the maturity of a man. His years of walking on the streets have made him more unruly and debauchery than ordinary people. These temperaments are mixed in everything to form a unique symbol exclusive to him, which is impossible for others to imitate.
But Claire feels that such a boy is very dangerous. It is not that she has never seen people like poppies in her life. Their charm is irresistible, and it penetrates the bone marrow like poison, even if it scars her. It isn't easy to clear them out for life.
Far away, isn't Laila's father just such a person? Full of man's charm, all gestures are fascinating. In the end, knowing that it is a fire pit will make people throw in without hesitation. Finally, like Janet, she was left alone with unhealable physical and mental pain.
Claire thought about the story of Janet and Reynolds. Genetics is terrible. Maybe Laila has the same traits as Janet. She can't help being fascinated by such a man, and finally crazy?
Thinking of this, her body trembled slightly, frowned, and made a decision.
Laila could hear the strangeness in her voice, but she didn't take it seriously either, thinking that Roy was too young and maybe not the type she likes.
After flipping through several other newspapers about Roy's views, Laila laughed: "As I thought, many people are now focusing on Roy. Just make the fire a little bigger, right. Our box office benefits will be a lot more."
"Yes, of course." Claire tidied up the table and brought the tea she had made to her.
Laila is very satisfied, not only the topic of Roy, but the excellent performance of Tobin and Theron also attracted a lot of attention and comments. Especially Tobin, his performance is so good that some film critics sing praises for him, but also a pity for him, thinking that he might cut off the road in the future because of this role.
If a role is too successful, it will leave the impression that he can only play this role. It isn't easy to jump out of this curse-like impression. Take Jim Carrey as an example. If you see him, you can't help but think that he is playing a comedy role, but you will feel disappointed when you see him being serious.
Tobin is like this. His appearance has already fixed his play so that he can only receive some bad characters. It's better now, and he was imprisoned on the old man of the jigsaw. I believe that for a long time, the audience will immediately shout the word "jigsaw" when they see him.
As for Theron, more people are optimistic about her. Since she used to play some vase roles, this performance has broadened her acting path, allowing others to see that she not only has a beautiful face but also has outstanding acting skills.
For Laila, it doesn't matter whether they are imprisoned in the role or broadened. As long as they can give soul to her role, she can make them succeed.
What if the role is fixed? "Saw" is filmed one by one, and the role of a jigsaw can feed Tobin for a lifetime. Not to mention Theron, Laila is still waiting for important roles to be handed over to her in the future.
For this serious girl, she will let the world understand that the beauty of a woman is not only a beautiful face but also comes from inner talent!
After reading many comments, Laila finally took out the New York Post.
The New York Post is Cooper's home base. Basically, his attacks on her will start from here and then extend to other media. It is not an exaggeration to say that he is on the frontier of her battle.
Cooper's identity as a film critic allows him to speak out in more media. The reason for choosing the New York Post is not only because of his familiarity but also because of the more secretive aspect of Murdoch, the boss behind the Post.
Both are media tycoons, Murdoch and Moran's old man Osvid can be said to have been opponents for a lifetime. Cooper thinks that his words may not necessarily be communicated elsewhere, but Murdoch will not encounter obstacles here.
Obviously, his idea was not wrong, at least when he lashed out at Laila a few times before, the editor of the Post published his manuscript in a prominent place in the newspaper without changing a word. He didn't expect that his articles actually increased the sales of the newspaper a lot, and because of this, he got a big red envelope from the newspaper. Only from this point, it also strengthened his determination to continue to black Laila.
Can you criticize the enemy for making yourself famous, and you can get a lot of money, is there a better job than this?
Today is no exception. Laila opened the post and saw Cooper's almost burning article without looking.
"Ketchup, broken limbs, bloody killing, I only see the twisted soul in it."
The plus and minus titles are very long together, entirely in the style of Cooper, putting him on the commanding heights at all times, pointing directly to the low, ugly, and dirty people who stand opposite him.
This time is no exception. He directly named "saw" at the beginning, saying that it was worthless as if seeing it was a kind of blasphemy on his own life. His anger, hatred, and disappointment that the public would like such a movie were written between the lines.
In his own words, "This is a deformed era. Too many people have deformed concepts. It must be good to think that what others say is good and that what others are chasing must be worth chasing. She will take the beautiful country of America in the direction of destruction."
Laila laughed as she watched it. She didn't even know that she was so good that she could take the United States crookedly. If she really becomes such a terrifying humanoid weapon, what kind of weapons and equipment do you need? When the fight is about to start, just throw her on the enemy's land. (T/N: Only if she knew…*spoiler alert*)
"What is the story about? It turns out that I didn't see any theme from the beginning to the end. I only saw killing! Killing! Killing again! Using various fancy killing methods as gimmicks, forcibly creating unpleasant Nausea.
From this point, we can almost see that the young director is indeed too young, and she does not understand what a real horror film is. It is not the blood-spattered all over the screen or the broken bones, nor is it the terrible act of dehumanizing bad guys to the good guys.
This is a tasteless work. The director tried to create an atmosphere of horror, but the result was not enough skill to produce some terrible shots. But here, I also have to admit that she has improved a bit. After all, this time, the audience did not see those trembling scenes. "