Does anyone know the name of the movie adapted from the novel?
" Creating a Movie World " is a novel written by the author, Black Language. The general plot of this novel is as follows: He had doubts about the original drama, felt sorry for the characters in it, and wanted to enter the living movie world to experience it? To create a movie world, you are its master. ---------------------------- " My Movie Universe " was a novel written by the author, Ziran Yaohua, about an urban and entertainment star. The general plot of this novel was: This was the story of a genius director. There was no system, and it was purely a figurehead. Entertainment, celebrities, directors, and movies and television dramas had to draw reference from classic scenes. Otherwise, there would be no sense of immersion and imagination. There were also original movies that constructed a super movie universe that included elements such as myths, technology, mutated beasts, and disasters... ---------------------------- The Peninsula Filmmaker was a novel written by the author and director, Don't Stop. It was a novel about urban and entertainment stars. The general plot of the novel was: This was a story about a Korean movie. ---------------------------- My Movie Age was a novel written by author Xia Yucheng about urban and entertainment stars. The general plot of the novel was: He had many nicknames, such as the real shot maniac, the film expert, the special effects pioneer, and the enlightening of Chinese sci-fi movies. He was a close friend of many famous actresses and an existence that many directors looked up to. There was only one title that was publicly acknowledged, and that was the King of Movies. " This is an era full of opportunities. Welcome to my movie era…" ---------------------------- " The Age of Movies " was a novel written by the author when he was very handsome. It was a novel about urban and entertainment stars. The general plot of the novel was: In the summer of 2000, Tang Yan graduated from the Beijing Film Academy and plunged into the barren film industry, which belonged to the film era. ---------------------------- " Starting Filming Now " was a novel written by the author, I Love Not Sleeping During the Day, about an urban and entertainment star. The general plot of the novel was: On Planet Blue, entertainment was highly developed and was in its golden age. The most respected entertainment industry was film. The three major film festivals in the world remained unchanged: Berlin, Venice, and Cannes. In China, there were three major film festivals, namely, the Gingko Film Festival, the Brilliant Star Film Festival, and the Golden Dragon Film Festival. The Oscars could still attract the attention of the world. Hollywood was the ultimate destination for many movie stars on Blue Star. When Lu Chaolin came to this world…He raised his hand. Everything had changed. "Infernal Affairs,""I'm Not the Drug God,""King of Comedy,""Let the Bullets Fly,""The Clown,""The Invisible Guest,""Parasite,""The Beautiful Legend of Sicily"… ---------------------------- Movie Rhapsody was an urban entertainment novel written by the author, God Said I'm a Demon. The general plot of the novel was: He was a serious student who was biased in his subjects. He was the first in his Chinese and English grades, but he was always the last in Mathematics and Chemistry. He skipped classes, fell in love, and fought. He wrote and drew all day long, and occasionally laughed and called himself a " genius." He spent money to attend expensive art and directing classes, saying that he wanted to apply for the Beijing Film Academy. He was a " bad student " in a key high school. He said that he wanted to make a youth short film as a stepping stone to enter the Beijing Film Academy, and then began to look for beautiful female leads... He was the champion of the second New Thinking Essay Competition and was good friends with Han Han, who was the champion of the first competition. He was in the same year as Huang Shengyi, Wang Ludan, and Yao Di. Liu Yifei was his junior sister, and Huang Bo, who was a few years older than him, was his junior brother… This was a novel about a director's self-growth. It would involve writing, screenwriting, acting, and so on, but the main focus would be making movies. ---------------------------- Filming Begins From The Heavens was a novel written by the author, Black Goat, who was restless. The general plot of the novel was: Burning money to film a movie? Oh, that's not possible. I don't need a digital Imax camera, I don't need to rent a set, and I don't need to find an extra. Filming a movie required a veteran actor and a popular young hunk? Oh, the non-existent me is always looking for the most real people in the movies. In a sense, they don't act in it. Their every move was the most realistic reaction. And from a certain perspective, the scenes in the movie were the most realistic portrayals of the parallel universe. " That's all I've said. Director Gu, may I ask how you actually shoot your movie?" A certain media reporter was already doubting his life. "Me…" Gu Ming suddenly looked sad." I don't want to make any more movies at all. All the movies I've made are accidents!" [I Really Don't Want to Be Famous Anymore][Entertainment + Zhu Tianliu] ---------------------------- " Year 2000 Rebirth: Movie Tycoon " was a novel written by the author, Bai Fengwu, about urban and entertainment stars. The general plot of the novel was: Back in 2000, he invested in movies, created a novel website as a film and television incubation base, bought theater chains, built Oriental Hollywood, and entered the foreign market. Step by step, he grew into the world's top movie tycoon. ---------------------------- " The Reborn Director's Road " was a novel written by a third-class loser. It was a novel about an urban and entertainment star. The general plot of the novel was: From China to the rest of the world, this was a story of how he single-handedly changed the Chinese film industry. r This book spans all kinds of entertainment. From a famous director who wanted to make a genre film that lacked good films in China, to a dreamer who was determined to push the development of the Chinese film industry forward. The king of film reviews and the god of box office sales had made him an international director, but this was not his greatest achievement. Leading the entire Chinese film industry to advance in the international film industry was the greatest honor that would be written on his tombstone in the future. …。