Premiere

Time flies fast, and soon the premiere date of "Romeo and Juliet" arrived.

Considering this is a small budget retro romance film, 20th century fox has no idea for excessive promotion. They don't even have much hopes for the movie and just consider it as a small release in the meantime because of "Titanic's" delay. So the only pre-promotion studio has done is a few interviews of actors.

The film "Romeo and Juliet" itself is just a small art film. Studio's only expectations for the movie was to recover it's cost and make small profit to relieve studio's financial burden. The movie only opened in just more than thousand theaters and it was also because of Liam's help.

Studio didn't make any preparations, therefore the premiere was deserted and Eve didn't get to walk her first red carpet.

Inside the theater, crew, the invited film critics and few lucky fans took their respective seats. Eve and Leonardo's seats were arranged on the left and right of Director Baz Luhrmann respectively, but Leonardo shamelessly sat on the other side of Eve, pretending as if he didn't saw Director's angry gaze.

Eve saw Leo's actions, but didn't stop him. He's always like this, a little shameless and ruffian. This cheekiness is also one of the reasons why she is fond of him.

Twentieth Century Fox's iconic searchlight appeared on the big screen and the movie started. Audience looked at the screen carefulfully and film critics opened their notebooks.

There was a tension between Juliet's mother and the wet nurse. Suddenly, an extremely beautiful face appeared on the big screen, and the audience in the seats felt their hearts skip a beat. Is this Juliet?

"Wow -" Juliet emerged from the water, water droplets sliding down from the face that had been kissed by God. Even her wet hair could not make her look embarrassed...

Yes, she is Juliet! Who else but her deserves the beautiful name Juliet? Only such a Juliet can captivate Leonardo's Romeo and give his life for it! There was a commotion among the audience, who seemed to marvel at Juliet's beauty.

Film critics were amazed by the presence of the girl on the screen. Where did Baz Luhrmann found such a beautiful face. She's too beautiful.

Juliet and Romeo looked at each other across the fish tank. There was curiosity and love at first sight in her eyes. Even if there was a layer of glass between them, the look in their eyes was so touching that it made people blush and their hearts beat.

"Miss--" The nanny suddenly appeared and took Juliet away.

The audience let out a sigh, which really ruined the atmosphere. Romeo followed Juliet's foot steps to the hall. Juliet, who

was holding Paris's hand and dancing, unconsciously searched for Romeo's figure with her eyes.

This girl's thoughts are not on him at all! Why couldn't Paris let go of her hand and let her go find Romeo?

The camera gave Juliet a close up. That beautiful face, long wavy hair and worried beautiful eyes... Director seems to love Juliet so much.

"He is Romeo, the Montague boy."

Accompanying the nurse's words is Juliet's heartbreak, and the audience can even see the water gradually filling the blue eyes extinguishing the flame of love.

They couldn't help but worry about Juliet. This beautiful and pure girl suffered a disaster in her life today, but unfortunately she could not escape it.

"Romeo, oh, Romeo, why are you Romeo?" Juliet's murmur sounded beside the swimming pool, and the audience cheered up again.

The two fell into the swimming pool together, "...Don't live without love." Romeo kissed Juliet's red lips. The two of them kissed passionately in the swimming pool, and the lovers in the cinema were also kissing passionately. The fire between them almost burnt off the screen, okay?

Film critics were extremely embarrassed. Baz Luhrmann should change his career from a Director. Why would he shoot a kissing scene so passionately. He shot two such beautiful faces in such a lustful way. And this girl playing Juliet, what is her name? She's too hot on the screen. Even a simple action of her reveals sexiness.

James Berandinell looked at the two people kissing passionately on the screen and people around him. This is so embarrassing.

The expressions on faces of actors and look in their eyes is so clear. There is fire burning in Romeo's eyes when looking at Juliet, Juliet is also embracing it so passionately despite knowing it will burn her. The body closeups and the romance is something you cannot make up with just acting.

James Berandinell hurriedly looked at two actors sitting in the first row. He gulped. He was right. He saw the same fire in Leonardo DiCaprio's eyes which Romeo has for Juliet. If these two people are really in love, it will be a disaster.

The plot progressed to the point where Romeo was injured and ran to find Juliet, the two of them were single.

Looking at Eve rolling into ball with him, Leonardo sighed. He wished it could become true in reality.

In the end, most of the audience left the scene crying. The result of Romeo and Juliet's love was much more tragic than their love process. The audience's hearts were broken when they saw the two people die one after another. The director is such a bastard, why would he ruin such a beautiful

love relationship for them? He chose such two beautiful people to play this tragedy, this is obviously tearing their hearts.

Most of the people left the theaters crying and cursing the director.