Chen Qing had already given Simon a report in advance and had a good review of the film. After dinner, she spent two hours watching it. Although she felt that it was too stern and obviously craftsmanship, and there were heavy traces of imitating Hollywood, it was still a very complete feature film.

Korean films have just undergone some institutional reform and are in the early stages of recovery, and Simon cannot expect more.

Inside the private screening hall of the mansion.

The others were tactfully unanswered. Lin Su snuggled quietly beside Simon, watched it with her and chatted for a few words. Although the time passed ten o'clock, she was still not sleepy, so she called the waitress and changed another movie.

Simon was just casual, but when he saw a name appearing on the big screen, he paid a little attention.

This is a Hong Kong film.

Stephen Chow's latest movie this year shouldn't be available in the mainland, but these are certainly not a problem for the Lin family, and the playback is still a very well-equipped 35MM copy.

It's just that Simon has never heard of the film itself, it is obviously a new film that is completely produced by a butterfly.

Lin Su felt the subtle change in Simon's attitude beside her, and she leaned against the man's shoulder and moved slightly, saying, "Simon, do you know this actor?"

Simon nodded: "It's very similar to Hollywood's Jim Carrey style, both tend to be exaggerated body language."

“I know,” Lin Su said: “Hollywood comedy is generally not selling well outside the U.S. market, with Jim Carrey being the exception, his body language performances are universal.”

"yes."

"Then..." Lin Su pointed to the big screen and suggested with interest: "Do you think he can go to Hollywood to develop?"

Simon nodded: "You can try it."

As he said this, Simon couldn't help but sort out his memory.

History has changed. Although Stephen Chow is still very popular, the direction of the work is much different from that in the past. For example, the original timeline, the "King of Comedy" that should have appeared next year was not the highest box office, and it was also the peak of Stephen Chow. I don't know if it will be available again this time.

In addition, further down the road, there are "Shaolin Football" and "Kung Fu".

These two movies must not be missed.

But it also ends with "Kung Fu".

As for the next "Journey to the West" series, "The Mermaid" and so on, Stephen Chow will no longer appear in person, and Simon is really not interested in it.

Seeing Simon thinking seriously, Lin Su twisted her head and looked at it again, and smiled and said, "Are you serious?"

Simon stroked the woman's still slender waist: "Of course, I took the time to talk to him. Speaking of which, Chinese movie stars can't just enter Hollywood, but they should introduce some other styles."

Lin Su nodded slightly, but said, "The question is, can Western audiences accept works by Chinese filmmakers outside of Kung Fu?"

"You forgot those award-winning movies?"
Chapter completed!