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It was dark outside the window, and the lights inside the window were bright. Rex Reed sat in his room at the Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills, facing his laptop and contemplating the movie he just watched.

He is now one of the top ten professional film critics in the United States. Even if he doesn't like the film very much, he can't just abuse and ridicule it like he did back then. Criticism must be covered up under the shell of art.

After thinking about it for more than half an hour, he opened his blog and started typing a movie review.

"In terms of technology, although "Spartan 300 Warriors" uses the most mature blue-green screen and CGI computer technology in the industry, it is a relatively simple multi-layer picture synthesis, which is more complex than "King Kong". The same is not true. The frequently used fast and slow-motion free switching is also a technique used by MV directors, and directors in the film industry are disdainful of playing with such frivolous skills.”

"And the hero Matthew Horner, since he became famous in "The Scorpion King", Matthew Horner has not grown at all, five years later, he is still in the low-level showing off his strong body and strong muscles At this stage, its aggressiveness is so low that it is outrageous! Its artistic pursuit is hopelessly vulgar!"

"Also, the film is too disrespectful to history and grossly exaggerates the role of the Spartans in the Battle of Hot Springs Pass."

"In fact, history is never just history, history is the reality that once lived. We shoot and watch epics not because we love to watch dead things, but because people in the past were as excited and dull as we were. They have passed, mourned and rejoiced, because they have a blood relationship with us."

"The Three Hundred Spartans have fallen into the abyss in terms of history..."

A director who is too showy, a star who shows off his body too much, really makes Rex-Reed not have any good feelings.

After uploading the short review, I gave "Spartan Three Hundred Warriors" a two-star rating on the blog.

Rex - Reed hopes that these two stars will hold the film's box office, in addition to dislike the film, and Matthew Horner is a person he really can't like.

Whenever he sees Matthew Horner, he thinks of donkey butts and the stench on them.

I hope that "Three Hundred Spartans" will hit the street at the box office, kill Matthew Horner, make Matthew Horner's position plummet, and quickly fade out of Hollywood and never appear in front of him again.

Ding-dong-

The SMS alert sounded on the mobile phone, and Rex Reed hurriedly picked it up. The text message at this time must be a friend of his in the theater. Almost every time an important new movie is released, he will get the box office. The first time the data is sent, send him a text message notification.

Compared with most self-proclaimed professional film critics, Rex Reed, who dares to use his **** to hype, understands the importance of the market better. The survival and development of Hollywood is commercial income, and the same is true for film critics.

Therefore, he is very clear about one thing. The bad comments of film critics have little effect on Matthew Horner, who only focuses on business development. Those who can really hold back Matthew Horner and prevent him from furthering his career are very poor. box office data.

Rex Reed opened the text message and glanced at the figure of $13.5 million, which instantly cleared the hopes and thoughts in his head.

"Three Hundred Spartans" made $13.5 million at the early box office. What good hope does he have?

"Hey……"

Glancing at the blog page on the laptop screen, the bad review had already been posted on it. Rex Reed could only sigh in disappointment. He understood the general laws of the movie market fairly well. At the box office, the first weekend box office of "Three Hundred Spartans" is definitely not bad.

Thinking of this, he directly buttoned the laptop screen and stopped thinking about it. The more he thought about it, the more annoying he became. If he thought about it, he would not want to sleep tonight when he was depressed.

The sky in Los Angeles has just lit up, and New York is approaching work time. Morsenster walked into a building near Times Square, went to the locker room to change into new equipment, and came to a conference room with props, spears and shields. , after meeting with dozens of companions, led by a bearded head and tie, the mighty drove into Times Square.

As soon as this group of people appeared, it immediately caused a sensation. Tourists in the square, pedestrians passing by, and reporters who reported here all year round cast curious glances. Even the patrolling New York police gave them a second look.

Morsenster was worried that the police would drive them away. After 9/11, the management of many aspects of New York has become much stricter than before, but the patrol police just looked at it and didn’t care at all.

No need to say it clearly, he can also realize that the people who organized them must have completed the various procedures in advance.

Now that he has no worries, Morsenster is full of energy, showing the red trousers in the red cape, and together with his companions, he shows his developed muscles to those curious people very stylishly.

At this moment, they are Sparta!

Morsenster is a fitness maniac, but he has no income from a regular job, and it is difficult to support the high cost of fitness. Just last week, his fitness club took up a job and needed help. The work is not complicated. For example, in New York Areas like Times Square and Central Park get paid pretty well for dressing up like the red trousers in the "Spartan 300" trailer.

A group of Spartans circled Times Square and took away a large number of interested people. Some people ran over to take photos, some people asked about the specific situation, and some people wanted to squeeze their muscles...

Soon, Morsenster followed the Spartans to the AMG chain cinema in the corner of the square. Above the entrance of the cinema, a huge poster of "Three Hundred Spartans" was hung.

Many people were brought into the theater in this way.

After a while, the Spartan warriors, including Mosenster, took action again.

Morsenster found that reporters were already filming them, and he waved to the camera, thinking that it would be nice if he could show his face on TV or newspapers.

At the same time, there were also Spartans with red capes and red trousers and strong muscles on the streets of Boston, and they also met many reporters just right.

A little later, the Spartans succeeded in capturing Chicago's Millennium Plaza.

In many large cities in the United States, Spartan warriors have appeared. They are tall, strong, and with red capes and red trousers, it is difficult not to attract attention.

In the Westwood District of Los Angeles, Nie Bola personally led the team out of the fitness club. He was similar in figure to Matthew. He specially asked for Leonidas' full set of equipment from the crew, and specially asked a makeup artist to put on a fake beard, saying that he wanted to go through The addiction of a movie hero.

The dark-gold helmet on his face was really bluffing. When he entered the Santa Monica Commercial Plaza, many people mistook him for Matthew.

In just ten minutes, Niebola was drowned in the sea of ​​people, and hundreds of fans who wanted to take photos and autographs surrounded him.

"Why did Matthew appear here?"

The young reporter with a TMZ tag hanging on his chest asked his older companion, "He asked us to come over, just to shoot Matthew?"

The older reporter said, "It's not Matthew, it's just very similar, with almost the same equipment as Leonidas in the film."

The young reporter adjusted the camera angle to capture all the Spartans, and asked, "How do you know?"

"Because the head told me." The older reporter pressed the shutter, took a few more photos, and reminded, "Hurry up, we have to go back at noon, and it will be published in these afternoons."

The young reporter kept in his hands and mouth, "Who would have thought of such a bad idea, let these sturdy men go to crowded places to sell their strength."

These two people didn't go anywhere in the morning, they just followed the team of Spartans. By the time they left near noon, reporters who paid attention to these Spartans had already arrived in more than a dozen waves.

Before noon, various pictures and videos of the Spartans invading the United States appeared on the Internet one after another, especially in the few social networking sites that had just come out, which instantly became the focus of attention.

"Spartan Three Hundred Warriors" naturally occupies the front pages of major entertainment media and websites~www.readwn.com~ Similarly, in the comment column of the media and the Internet, about "Spartan Three Hundred Warriors" also has the most comments.

Like most of the films starring Matthew, as a purely visual and commercial film based on the action of the actor selling his body, "Three Hundred Spartans" did not get good reviews from film critics.

Roger Albert's column even gave only one sentence, and seemed too lazy to comment - lack of humanistic care!

"The New Yorker" columnist David Denby said: "Three Hundred Spartans" is useless, empty themes, shallow tone, questionable positions, **** scenes, the story is basically brainless...

Not all critics thought it was a bad movie, and many thought it had merit.

Kenneth Turan of the Los Angeles Times recognized the film: "Three Hundred Spartans" is a must-see for masculine men. The majestic scenes, passionate dialogues, shocking your nerves with visuals and lenses. The domineering style shown by Matthew Horner is full of domineering, the last cry is straight to the heart, his performance is very infectious, especially the momentum and the picture of taking the lead in the overwhelming Persian army is very shocking, in addition, his action scenes are as always. It's brilliant, and the fighting scenes are even more textbook-like classics, and the effect that comes out is scene after scene of Weimei's violent aesthetics.

Of course, reviews like this are rare among film critics.

One day after the release of "Spartan Three Hundred Warriors", Rotten Tomatoes collected 56 film critics' film reviews. The Rotten Tomatoes index was unexpectedly rotten, and the freshness was only 55%. The average critics scored 5.2 points.

But that didn't stop David Ellison from bursting into Horner Manor excitedly on Saturday morning.

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