Best Movie Star

"My new project is based on DC Comics."

In the reception room of the Angel Agency, Akiva Goldsman handed over two identical comics to Matthew and Helen Herman respectively, saying, "Like several films we have worked with in the past, this is still a story about A story of heroes and redemption."

Matthew took the comic and glanced down at it. The title of the comic was "Western Hero Jonah Hux".

This is a fairly unfamiliar name, even though he recently took the time to make up a lot of knowledge about comic superheroes because of the relationship between the Avengers universe and the Justice League universe, Jonah Hux still hasn't heard of it.

Helen Herman looked over at this time, and Matthew slowly shook his head at her, expressing no interest, but out of courtesy, he opened the comic and flipped through it.

The two sides have collaborated on three films in a row, and they have a very good relationship with each other. Helen Herman did not refuse bluntly, but asked, "Aqiva, can you know more about it?"

Akiva Goldsman immediately said, "I am still working with Warner Bros. for this film, and two actors have been selected." Speaking of which, he took a special look at Matthew, "Meghan Fox played the heroine, Michael Fassbender in a supporting role."

Hearing the first name, Matthew didn't think much of it. This kind of typical commercial film is of course the home of the first vase in the universe, but Michael Fassbender's role as a supporting actor is a bit surprising.

But he didn't say anything.

"The director and production budget of the project have not been determined for the time being." Akiva Goldsman smiled. "If Matthew plays the leading role, it will not be difficult for the production budget to reach more than $100 million."

"I don't know the name Jonah Harks very well," Helen Herman said in confusion. She then asked, "Aqiva, is Jonah Harks a superhero?"

"This..." Akiva Goldsman hesitated, then nodded, "Exactly, yes. Jonah Hux also played in Batman comics."

Helen Herman followed his words and said, "I can only say sorry, Matthew doesn't take superhero movies."

Matthew nodded, "Helen is right."

Akiva Goldsman frowned slightly and said, "Jonah Hux is not an ordinary superhero, he has the anti-tradition, anti-hero, independence, unruly and loner character that is other. What a comic book hero doesn't have, that is, he has a great personality and something special about him."

He said cautiously, "For this reason, I don't want to shoot the film into an ordinary blockbuster, but I hope this "Jonah Hux" has its own personality. The villain in the film I intend to design as A terrorist, Jonah Hax is like a counter-terrorist master, two people in this kind of wrestling."

"When is the film planned to be filmed and released?" Helen Herman asked again.

"It will be released in the summer of 2010." Akiva Goldsman thought about it and said, "If it is filmed, it is estimated that it will be in the first half of next year."

Helen Herman calmly adjusted her glasses, "There is a conflict in the schedule." She hesitated and said, "There is news, which has not been made public yet, that Matthew has signed a new project with Christopher Nolan with Warner Bros. 's leading actor, conflicting with your project in terms of filming time."

Akiva Goldsman originally wanted to drag Matthew to invest with Warner Bros., but he didn't know the news at all, so he couldn't help but say, "In this case..."

Matthew added at the right time, "Sorry, Akiva, I don't want to be a comic book superhero, and I promised Christopher Nolan to be fully prepared for his new film."

Seeing that nothing could be done, Akiva Goldsman was silent for a while, and finally sighed and said, "What a pity."

Matthew looked very sincere and said, "We are all developing in this circle, and there will be opportunities for cooperation in the future."

"Yes." Akiva Goldsman thinks it is the truth. "We will cooperate when there is a suitable project."

He knows very well that with Matthew's current position, as long as he doesn't want to cooperate, no one can force him.

After chatting for a while, Akiva Goldsman took the initiative to leave.

After sending off Akiva Goldsman, Matthew called Michael Fassbender, who was indeed going to star in the film and had already signed a contract with Akiva Goldsman's team.

Knowing that Akiva Goldsman invited Matthew to play the leading role, Michael Fassbender specifically told Matthew to choose based on his own needs and not be influenced by his role as a supporting actor.

Matthew told Michael Fassbender directly that he had turned down the project.

Not to mention the comic superhero character, just because he has no impression of this film, he will not easily accept the invitation of Akiva Goldsman.

"It's also true that you don't have a schedule," Helen Herman told Matthew. "You have a very tight schedule. I'm negotiating with Paramount Pictures for you. If everything goes well, you can sign by September and then You're probably going to shoot 'Special Forces,' and then you're going to do a promotion for 'Twilight.'"

Her voice was as flat as always, "Next year, you have to take time to prepare for Inception, Christopher Nolan is going to Japan, France, Switzerland, the United Kingdom and Egypt to shoot live in seven or eight countries. Director, you don't expect him to shoot in front of the green screen, so the shooting date will be very long, and it is not uncommon for it to take more than half a year."

Matthew nodded, "I know."

Helen Herman continued, "You need to participate in the promotion of "Fast and Furious 4", and if the film can achieve our lowest expected results, the sequel should start preparations immediately..."

Hearing this, Matthew suddenly had a big head and muttered, "I seem to have caused myself a lot of trouble."

"Didn't you tell Amanda?" Helen-Hellman said of Matthew's bizarre theory, "Without a career, you won't have a beautiful actress hooking up with you."

Matthew shrugged. "I'm telling the truth."

He was able to hook up with so many women, and his status as a big Hollywood star actually played an important role.

The most typical is Nina Dobrev, who is still hooking up with him. If it wasn't for the heroine Isabella Swan, she could be on call and play so many exciting tricks?

Helen Herman is too lazy to talk about Matthew, he has been used to it for so many years.

"I suggest not working with Akiva Goldsman for now." Helen Herman's topic returned to work, "The quality of 'Hancock for All' is worse than I thought, Akiva - Goldsman estimates that..."

She shook her head, "Let's take a look at the quality and market response of this "Western Hero Jonah Hux" first."

"I understand." Matthew nodded lightly.

In some ways, he, like Helen Herman, is deeply selfish and doesn't take his own career at risk.

The response of this "National Superman Hancock" among fans is much worse than that of "I Am Legend".

Matthew doesn't care much about the ratings of critics, such as Rotten Tomatoes Freshness, but he still pays attention to the ratings that reflect the market and movie fans.

"Superman Hancock" scored 7.2 on IMDB, the audience in Cinema theaters scored "B+", and MetaCritic media scored 63 points, all of which have created the worst movie he has starred in in recent years.

Of course, for a summer commercial film, "Superman Hancock" is still a pass, fans are still buying Matthew's account, and the Internet is full of supportive voices.

"The story is compact and the plot is novel. First, he played a cool air to carry a car like a toy car, and then he played rocket launch with the girl who was following him in his RV. Unfortunately, he was a fast shooter, and the girl was scared, happy and hateful. Going to the bathroom and slipping away..."

On social networking sites, there are too many fans who have praised "Hancock for All".

In addition, Matthew's fan support website has also been mobilized. Screen fans are haunting forums and rating sites. Any place that can be related to "Superman Hancock" will leave praise for the film.

The blogs or social accounts of the film critics who gave this film a bad review were almost swiped by the fans~www.readwn.com~ Hancock, the national superman" is a commercial film, the first priority is entertainment, presumably The homeless people on the street know this. "

"In terms of entertainment, the box office on the first day of the film speaks for itself. Who would dare to say that this is a bad film!"

"In terms of performance, this is a commercial film, you fresh and refined film critics, what do you want to ask for with pretense of innocence! The dinosaur in "Jurassic Park" recites survival or destruction before opening his mouth? Batman wears Masks perform a set of emotions and sorrows, and then use this to win an Oscar? "American Pie" is mixed with discussions on social and ethical issues? In conscience, although I don't expect to win an Oscar statuette, Matthew's acting skills in this film are also very good. It's remarkable, and the other actors are also quite well-rounded in the complete film."

"It's just a commercial film, what do you want! If you want to watch elegant art, you can't go to the cinema? No one will force you."

"As far as screenwriters and directors are concerned, this is the most outstanding place other than the male protagonist. When it comes to what people think of superman or hero films, I think of a routine: the first half of the hero appears, and then the director arranges all kinds of conflicts, and finally The second half is a ten-minute-long justice and evil PK, a bunch of special effects and explosions, and then the audience packs up and leaves."

"But this movie completely subverts the superman theme. At first glance, the subversion of the movie seems to want to show a mortal image of Superman, but in the end it seems to be a very sad love ode. In other words, the crew is just doing When it comes to both. Again, this is a commercial film, and by the standards of a commercial film, the plot of a film should be like this.”

This season, movie fans have entered commercial chain theater chains for entertainment.

Therefore, the commercial performance of "Superman Hancock" is still outstanding.

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