PS: It’s the end of the month, so I sent little war reporter Xiao Weiwei to ask for monthly votes.
"The movie has started on my side, but what about your side?"
"It's just started. I haven't encountered this kind of direct PK situation for a long time. Keep in touch at all times."
"OK."
Zhan Dun replied to the message, and just as he was about to turn off the screen, he felt a pair of eyes staring at him. He looked down and saw the young reporter next to him looking at him seriously.
He thought he had disturbed the young war reporter watching the movie, so he asked: "What's wrong? Did I disturb you?"
Xiao Weiwei nodded solemnly, and then said: "The movie has started, don't play with your phone. Boss Zhang's movie is very good, so be serious."
Zhan Dun couldn't help but laugh, but when he saw that the young reporter didn't seem to be joking with him at all, he nodded and promised not to play with his mobile phone again.
But then I thought about it, and I just agreed to keep in touch with Lao Wu and share my thoughts on the movie.
Also premiering today is the movie "Taotie", directed by the great director Sun Jianrong, and the investor is Art Life Group, which had previously planned to invest in "The Matrix". However, due to subsequent differences in terms of starring and remuneration, the two parties eventually parted ways.
, instead invested in the Chinese-foreign co-production "Taotie", while Zhang Tan continued to promote the "The Matrix" project.
And at that time, the two parties directly scheduled the show at the same time, making it clear that they would have a face-to-face PK to see who could have the last laugh.
Tonight, the premiere of "Taotie" is also shown, but it is not in Pujiang, but in the capital. The invited guests and lineup are no less than Zhang Tan's.
Another colleague of Zhan Dun was invited to attend the premiere of "Taotie", and he came to the scene of "The Matrix". Both parties wanted to know the quality of the two movies. They couldn't wait until the end of the movie, but halfway through.
Information must be shared in a timely manner.
In fact, it's not just Zhan Dun and Lao Wu. The media group they belong to is extremely lively at the moment. Everyone is checking information and speaking very enthusiastically. The topics discussed are "The Matrix" and "Taotie".
How long has it been since the car-horse PK situation has been clearly explained in this way? Moreover, in the film industry, this situation is too rare, but it is also exciting, isn't it?
Many people in the industry even think that this is very beneficial to the entire industry.
Zhan Dun was thinking about it while looking at the big screen. The story of "The Matrix" took place in 1999. The protagonist Leo woke up from his dream and couldn't help but doubt the world. He felt that he couldn't distinguish between dreams and reality, so he went to the bar.
Relax. In the bar, he was told a series of inexplicable information, and the next day he had a glimpse of the reality of the world. Someone told him that the world was virtualized by a machine, and he swallowed the blue pill and pretended that nothing had happened.
, swallow the red pill and return to the real world.
There is nothing special about this kind of beginning for a science fiction film. It is not cliché, but it is not new either.
Everyone watched the big screen intently and followed the protagonist into this science fiction world...
The light in the grand theater constantly changes with the plot on the screen, flickering on and off, illuminating the focused expressions of everyone.
Unconsciously, everyone was immersed in the plot and became involved with the protagonist.
Zhan Dun only came to his senses when he felt his phone vibrate, and more than ten minutes had passed before he knew it.
The message was sent by Lao Wu, and the content was very concise. It said: The scene is very grand, and the colors are as gorgeous as ever. Where are you?
Zhan Dun thought for a while and wrote: Novel settings and genius ideas, do you know the brain in the vat?
After sending it, he felt someone staring at him again. He knew without looking that it was the little war reporter named Xiao Weiwei. He quickly put away his phone and looked at Xiao Weiwei apologetically. Sure enough, he saw Xiao Weiwei.
The reporter puffed up his face and felt a little unhappy.
He quickly apologized: "I responded to the message sent by my friend."
Xiao Weiwei snorted, said nothing, and continued to turn her head to watch the movie.
Zhan Dun also quickly looked at the movie. As the plot progressed, he was completely attracted.
After his message was sent, Lao Wu, who was far away at the scene of BJ's "Taotie", was stunned. Brain in a vat? I really had never heard of it. He immediately checked on his mobile phone and found many "brain in a vat"
information.
The so-called "brain in a vat" is a hypothesis put forward by a scientist in 1981: a person was operated on by an evil scientist, and his brain was cut off from the body and placed in a vat containing a nutrient solution to keep the brain alive.
In the process, information is transmitted to the brain through the computer, so that he can maintain the illusion that everything is completely normal. For him, it seems that people, objects, and the sky still exist, and his own movements and body sensations can be input, and this brain can also be input
Or intercept the memory.
This hypothesis leads to a classic question: How can we be sure that our conscious experience is generated by the real physical world and not simulated by some external device?
After seeing this piece of information, Lao Wu didn't understand what Lao Zhan meant by asking this question. He thought it must be related to "The Matrix", but he couldn't guess how.
So he quickly replied to the message: I know, what?
It took Zhan Dun a while to remember that Lao Wu should reply to the message. He was immersed in the plot of the movie and did not feel the vibration of his phone when the message arrived.
He saw the message replied by Lao Wu, then quickly coded with both hands, and wrote: The world set in "The Matrix" uses the genius idea of "brain in a vat". Specifically, three eyes and two languages
Not sure, let’s talk later.
Not only was he unable to speak clearly in a few words, but another important reason was that he felt the little reporter next to him staring at him. He could even hear the little guy's heavy breathing, which was probably due to anger.
The little reporter is really going to be angry.
He quickly put away his phone and said to Xiao Weiwei: "This is really the last time. I will never look at my phone again, I promise."
Xiao Weiwei snorted and ignored him. Today's colleagues not only plagiarized other people's news, but were also unprofessional at all and played with their mobile phones during work! It was so disrespectful to Boss Zhang! She even wanted to report it to Xiao Bai.
Zhan Dun immediately asked for instructions: "But is it okay for me to use the computer? I want to watch movies and write news at the same time."
Xiao Weiwei nodded and said yes.
That's pretty much it. As a reporter, you need to be more serious and serious.
Zhan Dun said thank you, opened his laptop, and started typing on the document.
Many people around him were like him, typing on the keyboard while watching movies. At the same time, he logged into the chat software on his computer and sent a message to Lao Wu: "The Matrix" has a huge appetite. If the quality level behind it is
If there is no decline, as long as the current level is maintained, then Zhang Tan will not only hit the box office, but also achieve a milestone in making a Chinese science fiction film.
Thinking of this, he thought for a while, changed China to the world, and then continued to code: This movie incorporates many religious elements and philosophical viewpoints, giving it a unique spiritual connotation. I think, even after thirty
