Please give me a monthly ticket and ticket!

Since he accepted Warner Bros.'s request, Murphy will definitely not miss the premiere of "Batman vs. Superman" and flew to New York, which held its North American premiere.

Since the talks with Warner Bros. were broken due to compensation, Murphy did not continue to pay attention to it except knowing that Warner and D had asked Zach Schneider to take over the D series. However, when he learned that Warner Bros. chose "Batman vs. Superman", he sighed in his heart. He wanted to correct the path of D movies, but the other party stubbornly returned to the old path.

And he really couldn't understand why the current D-series and Marvel series started almost at the same time, so why is it still so urgent?

Perhaps, Warner Bros. and D Comics want to prove that without him, Murphy Stanton, D superhero movies can still achieve great success.

This was something Murphy guessed randomly by himself, of course it was not accurate, but Warner Bros. and D Comics did not adopt the step-by-step plan he originally formulated, which was indeed true.

Because she was busy with Oscar public relations and was preparing scripts and plans for the new project after Oscar public relations, Murphy did not participate in the preview of "Batman vs. Superman". However, judging from the news on the market, the preview reputation seemed to be quite good. Rotten Tomatoes were as fresh as 100%. All seven media participating in the preview gave positive reviews, and the score of DB is temporarily 9.4.

Even Warner's media are advocating that this video has zero negative reviews.

All this is very similar to the situation before the release of the movie "Batman vs. Superman" in Murphy's memory.

The preview of the film that was once was so well received before it was released, and the fans who participated in the preview had zero negative reviews. What was the result?

Before heading to the Lincoln Art Center, Murphy specially watched the trailer for "Batman vs. Superman". This film that was affected by his participation was a strong and typical Zach Schneider style. Although many changes were caused by the lack of Wonder Woman, it is not difficult to find Zach Schneider's deep-rooted personal style.

For hardcore comic fans, Zach Schneider is always the best adaptation director, but for passers-by, Zach Schneider's adaptation friendly is really bad.

Arriving at the Lincoln Art Center, Murphy walked on the red carpet. Today's premiere was huge and the atmosphere was fanatical. No matter what, this is a movie between Superman and Batman, which naturally attracts people's attention.

Murphy knew that he was not the protagonist tonight, so he quickly walked across the red carpet and saw Chris Evans and Ben Affleck, who continued to play Superman Clark Kent and the latter played Batman Bruce Wayne.

Although Murphy wanted to enter the theater directly after passing the red carpet, the media area set up in front of the theater was a place that had to pass, and the media reporters could not let him go.

A reporter surrounded him and asked loudly, "Director Stanton, why did you quit D's superhero series?"

Murphy shrugged slightly, "Because I have other videos to shoot."

"What do you think Zach Schneider takes over this series?" another reporter asked.

"Zach Schneider is a very good director." Murphy's answer was clear, "I believe he will bring us a wonderful superhero movie."

After saying that, he went straight to the theater regardless of other questions thrown by these reporters.

When we were about to reach the entrance of the theater, there was a rapid sound of high heels behind us, and it seemed that someone was chasing us.

"Hi, Murphy."

Hearing this familiar voice, Murphy turned around and looked. Margot Robbie had already walked over in a goose yellow evening gown.

This can also be considered as his friend or Gal Gadot's best friend. Murphy nodded and said with a smile, "When did it arrive, Maggie, I didn't expect to see you here."

Margot Robbie walked to Murphy, politely held his arm, and walked into the theater together, explaining, "Have you heard of it? Warner Bros. and D Comics are preparing to establish projects for the suicide squad."

"Are you interested in this project?" Murphy immediately understood what she meant.

"Well." Margot Robbie nodded, and didn't need to hide it from Murphy, and said directly, "My agent suggested that I fight for the role of Harley Quinn."

Murphy glanced at her, "Well, you're a good fit for this role."

Entering the front hall of the theater, Margot Robbie remembered and asked, "Has Gale not come back yet?"

"I came back once in February, and I went back again." Murphy said simply, "She has something to deal with at home and will stay in Israel for a while."

Margot Robbie looked at Murphy and asked, "It won't be her parents..."

As a best friend, she knows some things about Gal Gadot, including her parents' hope that she can stay in Tel Aviv to develop.

"No." Murphy shook his head, "It's business."

Just as Murphy was talking to Margot Robbie, he came over alone and greeted him politely, "Hi, Murphy, I haven't seen you for a long time."

"Hello, Bruce." Murphy held his right hand that reached over, "It's really been a long time since we met."

The person who came here was Warner Bros. CEO Bruce Rosenblum, the one who once worked with him on "Man of Steel".

Thinking of Margot Robbie preparing to fight for the role of Clown Girl, Murphy then introduced to Bruce Rosenblum, "This is my friend, Margot Robbie."

"Hello, Miss Robbie." Bruce Rosenblum shook his hands gently with Margot Robbie. "The Sansa Stark you played is impressive."

Margot Robbie immediately looked surprised, "Thank you, it's my honor to watch this show."

Bruce Rosenblum only greeted a little actor who was not very famous for his sake, then turned his face and said to Murphy, "Your "Body of Steel" has created a very good situation for us. This film by Zach Schneider almost seamlessly connects with the "Body of Steel".

"Is that?" Murphy didn't say much, "Then I'm going to have a good look at this video."

"You can watch it any time you want." Bruce Rosenblum was a little proud, "Warner Brothers can give you free tickets."

Murphy shook his head, "No need."

Bruce Rosenblum pointed to the entrance of the theater, "I have other people to greet you, you can do whatever you want."

Seeing Murphy nodding, he turned around and walked towards the theater door, turning his head slightly in the middle and looked at it once. Seeing Murphy talking to Margot Robbie, he couldn't help feeling a little disappointed.

The partner Warner Bros. wanted the most was Murphy Stanton, but he offered the price that was too high. The total revenue share of 125% of the video was simply outrageous. In that way, Warner Bros. would have to pay him almost half of the profit.

No one in Hollywood is willing to pay such a high price for a director, so he chose to give up and then look for a new director. After many parties, he found a Zach Schneider, who looks the most like Murphy Stanton, and the other party's pay is cheap enough.

Judging from the current situation, Zach Snyder has done quite well. Warner Bros. has organized a hardcore fans of D comics to conduct a trial screening. Nearly a thousand hardcore fans of the comics have no bad reviews, which has made him and Warner's senior executives have more expectations for this "Batman vs. Superman".

If the film is successful, it can pull the entire D superhero series out of the shadows of Murphy Stanton and Man of Steel, and it can also prove that his choice between Warner Bros. is correct.

As long as the box office and reputation are booming, all this is not a problem.

He greeted some people he knew, Murphy entered the screening room, and Margot Robbie followed him, and changed seats with the people next to Murphy and sat on his left.

"Murphy."

The film hasn't started screening yet, Margot Robbie asked, "What do you think of this video?"

"How could I know?" Murphy spread his hands. "I didn't attend the Warner Bros. I didn't watch it, how could I know whether the video was good or bad."

Margot Robbie shrugged, "I thought you've seen it."

Soon, the movie began to show, similar to what Murphy remembered. The film started with the perspective of Batman. The absolute protagonist in "Man of Steel" inevitably became a supporting role of Batman. In fact, it was nothing, but after watching it for a while, he could only shake his head.

This "Batman vs. Superman" is definitely not a bad movie, it is still a long way from the super bad movie in Hollywood, but just like the one in the past, no matter from which perspective, the film directed by Zach Schneider is a movie for D comic fans.

It is not a popular and diversified commercial film, nor is it a simple and easy-to-understand work. Another reason is that a lot of things have been deleted from the editing. Even so, its information is still too large. Even people like Murphy who have roughly read comics will sometimes be confused and cannot be digested in time...

Indeed, the movie itself is personalized, especially the Zach Schneider in Murphy's impression has always had his own style. Perhaps comic fans think that he has made such a good shot and restored the comics, and used the dark style just right.

But the problem is that as the first few works of a whole series, they can be said to be the foundation work. The foundation work is not used to attract fans, but is just used to please old fans. Is this really no problem for the company?

Another point is that the rhythm of the film is too slow and the plot is too long. Now is an information age with more rhythms. Such a rhythm is almost destined to make it unacceptable for a lot of viewers who have adapted to fast-paced life.

"puff……"

When the movie was put into the final part of Batman vs. Superman, Margot Robbie next to Murphy couldn't help laughing anymore, and then more laughs rang out in the theater.

This is a dark and heavy film, without any jokes, which makes people laugh. What does that mean? (To be continued.)
Chapter completed!