incredible.

It seems as soon as I wake up, my first movie will be released.

I originally thought that this day would have to wait at least two or three years.

It's a pity that my parents couldn't see it right away. On the East Coast, only New York has a theater showing it.

Fortunately, I sent the poster back early, as well as the clip he cut to deliver to the crew of "Back to the Future 2". I secretly made a copy, and seriously warned my parents in the letter not to send the video tape.

Leaking it out, especially to prevent her sister from doing so, Jess is now at the age where she likes to show off, and she is still so restless.

After finishing work in the afternoon, I immediately left Warner Bros. Studios and drove back to West Hollywood.

Keanu was already waiting for him on Santa Monica Boulevard, huffing and puffing with a group of men and women. He was a very popular guy. Although he had many years of acting experience, "Run Lola Run" also happened to be Keanu's participation.

The first theatrical film she acted in.

Of course, this guy's character is a bit too weak.

After everyone got to know each other, they rushed to a nearby cinema that they had inquired about in advance.

I don’t know if it’s because of Friday, but a lot of people gathered in the theater and there was a queue. Looking at the eye-catching "Lola Run" poster in the theater hall, I silently prayed that these people are here to see me.

Movie.

There were seven people in her group, so there was no need for them all to queue up, so she volunteered to grab the job. Mixed in the crowd, she listened carefully to the names of the people who bought tickets in front of her.

"Platoon", well, you know, it was also released by Orion.

"Run Lola Run", hehe, plus one.

"Run Lola Run", tsk, plus two.

"Over the Top", eh? He turned around and looked at the poster in the lobby, oh, Stallone's new movie, we can't compare to this one.

"Run Lola Run", ding, plus three.

"Black Widow", uh, spider?

Soon she was in second place, and heard a middle-aged man with a boy in front of her say: "Miss, what is the rating of "Lola Run"?"

I was suddenly in a daze.

By the way, why didn't you notice this? I quickly pricked up my ears.

The conductor also saw the boy in front of the window and replied: "Sir, it is R-rated, do you still need it?"

The middle-aged man suddenly hesitated.

Noticing his father's hesitation, the boy was very dissatisfied and said: "Dad, I'm not a child anymore."

The middle-aged man looked at his son and asked the conductor again: "Miss, do you think there is anything too inappropriate in this movie?"

But the conductor shook his head and said with a smile: "Sorry, sir, the movie was just released today, and I haven't watched it either."

She stood behind and listened, her head a little confused.

How can it be rated R? Even if it cannot reach the PG rating, PG-13 must be absolutely fine?

Seeing that the father in front of me was still hesitating, I really wanted to remind him directly, "No problem, I can guarantee it. If you don't believe me, just look at my face."

After all, he didn't take the liberty to speak.

The father and son finally chose Stallone's "Over the Top".

So he stepped forward and asked: "Well, what is the rating of "To the Top"?"

In order to avoid being easily recognized and embarrassed, she wore black-rimmed glasses today, the kind without lenses, and her hair had already been dyed back.

The conductor looked her over. Although she felt familiar, she didn't think much about it and politely replied: "Miss, it's PG-rated."

Sylvester Stallone's movie is rated PG, and it's full of flesh and blood. Are you kidding me?

Seeing that she was in a daze, the conductor patiently said: "Miss, do you want it?"

Okay, okay.

Who told us to have a short name?

Arnold Schwarzenegger's next movie will definitely be G-rated.

She was complaining in her heart, but she still nodded and handed over a stack of small change in her hand: "I want seven of them, the latest show of "Run Lola Run"."

This time, it was the conductor who was stunned for a moment, then looked down with a smile and checked, then looked up regretfully and said: "Sorry, miss, there are only 3 tickets left for the 6:20 show."

How come three is enough?

She immediately asked: "When is the next show?"

The conductor checked again and said: "8:10."

Her eyes widened: "Why does it take so long?"

The conductor immediately replied this time: "Miss, there is only one screening room in our theater showing "Run Lola Run"."

She immediately became even more unhappy: "Since tickets are so easy to sell, why don't you increase the number of shows?"

The conductor still smiled politely and said: "Miss, this is not my decision. You can call our manager to report this matter."

I will definitely do it.

I muttered this in my mind and ran away from the team.

Hey, Keanu, you idiot, why are you in such a hurry to buy popcorn? Do you want to sit on the curb with it and watch the street view?

When they heard that the next show would have to wait until after eight o'clock, a group of young people left in a hurry. They changed to two movie theaters in a row and finally succeeded in buying seven tickets.

This is a large screening room with about 150 people. As soon as we entered, there was a buzz around us and there were so many people.

Seven people took the initiative to sit in the last row and waited patiently for a while. The last seats in the screening hall were also filled.

Immediately I became happy again.

However, considering the lively discussion in the media recently, this does not seem surprising at all.

Who doesn’t want to see what kind of movie an 18-year-old ‘madman’ makes?

Then I thought of him.

It's really surprising that he actually has such an experience. However, he doesn't see it at all on weekdays, and he looks more normal than anyone else.

Think about it carefully.

That's not right, he is totally abnormal.

No normal person can make a movie like "Run Lola Run" at such a young age.

Moreover, occasionally, you can really feel the alienation in his eyes towards people like me.

"He is a guy who is so proud that he no longer bothers to be proud. He is like a god from another world who suddenly came to earth to conquer the world."

Inexplicably, this sentence that his girlfriend Jenny said in the Los Angeles Times came to mind.

Tsk.

It's not that exaggerated.

Sure enough, people who are passionately in love see each other as the best person in the world.

but.

Think about it carefully...

Um?

Bah, bah, bah, I don’t think about it, I’m not his girlfriend.

Suddenly, I regretted not being able to go to Park City together. I heard that the place became very lively because of "Run Lola Run".

Thinking about this, he acted as if nothing had happened, chatting casually with Keanu and the others, as if he didn't care at all.

The lights in the screening room dimmed and everyone fell silent.

As usual, it starts with a pre-roll advertisement.

The subtitles are still there at the beginning, and I feel like they can be cut out, just to make things mysterious. However, it seems that if I cut them off, it would really feel like something is missing.

Then.

The sound of the pendulum, the sound of the second hand, the sound of music, the sound of shouts...it doesn't give people any time to think at all, it's a quick and compact 80 minutes.

When the subtitles began to slowly fall, she looked around and saw that the screening room seemed to be filled with some inexplicable emotion.

who I am?

Where am I?

What did I just see?

Ha ha.

Then I started watching the subtitles with great interest.

When the movie was being shot, I didn't feel much about it. Now when I looked at the subtitles, I realized that he had been involved in so many things.
To be continued...