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For 'Star Wars', George Lucas had a very clear vision from the start. But the special effects were a big challenge at that time. They had to use models and puppets for many of the alien creatures. The behind the scenes crew worked hard to make the lightsabers look realistic. The actors also had to create their own backstories for their characters to make them more believable, like Mark Hamill did for Luke Skywalker.

I recommend a few super interesting novels. High Martial Arts: From the Electric Eel's Clone to the Dragon. The author was Lord Deer Forest, a fantasy high martial arts world. With the revival of the Blood Moon's spiritual energy and the arrival of the extraterrestrial civilization, Fang Zheng used the electric eel clone to embark on the extraordinary path, evolving from a small electric eel to the super cool Nine Heavens Imperial Thunder Xuan Tian Yuan Magnetic Dragon Supreme Emperor. He even recruited believers for his Divine Dragon Sect. Hollywood's Leader was a novel written by Crazy Koolulu about an urban entertainment star. The protagonist had been reborn for 70 years and had many opportunities. He had nurtured many superstars. 'Best Director' was the work of the robot, Wall-E. In the category of urban entertainment stars, Wang Yang, who was Chinese and had been hit by a pram after being expelled from USC, had a golden finger. His dream was to make a movie that would drive the world crazy. The book's optimization and reconstruction of classic movies was super interesting. It was the pinnacle of American entertainment directors 'works and was highly recommended. The Good Brother System was created by a passionate Geoduck. In the urban life category, the small fry Li Wei had the Good Big Brother System. He got to know all kinds of big brothers and walked towards the peak. It was very northeastern and down-to-earth. It was very interesting. 'A Little Wish for Cultivation Everyday', a Xianxia novel written by a fish playing with a green bird. Chen Fan could make a wish every day in the Immortal Cultivation World. The setting of the wishing bead was very novel and there were no poison points to kill time. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

There were many forms of "transformation" in Hollywood movies: - ** Transformation from Elemental Implantation to Fusion **: - ** Early decorative embedding **: The addition of China elements to Hollywood movies did not start in recent years. In the early years, the elements were more "decorative" and had little effect on the plot and atmosphere, such as the roast meat stall in The Fifth Element. Later, there were "hard implant" advertisements, such as those in "Independent Day 2," where the presence of China actors was low. Although "Transformers 4" had China scenes and many China actors, the characters were insignificant and the location was not recognizable enough. - ** Immersive change **: Some Hollywood film makers adopted the integration method, such as the alien characters in "Arrival" borrowing the ink splashing technique of China painting, chopsticks, Chinese food, and Chinese annotations in "Superman Story 2". For example, Kill Bill 2 had a key China Kung Fu character, Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them 2 had the mythical beast from Classic of Mountains and Seas, and the Kung Fu Panda series had a strong China flavor in terms of theme, scenes, characters, props, and many other aspects. The protagonist was a panda, and the story, characters, scenes, and props were full of China style. - ** Actor's Transformation **: - ** Appearance change **: Many actors changed their appearance for their characters, such as Charlez Theron, who played the cruel and cruel she-devil in The Witch, subverting the elegant image; Matthew McConaughey, who turned into a bald, middle-aged man with crooked teeth in The Golden House; and Uma Therman, who changed from an ordinary schoolgirl in the movie (Thick bangs and high-power glasses cover her beauty), Anne Hathaway turned from an ordinary girl into a super beautiful princess in The Princess Diaries, James Franco became decadent in Spring Break with gold teeth, Gwyneth Paltrow became a fat girl in Beauty Is in the Eye of the Beholder, Vanessa Hudgens turned from a high school musical heroine into a bad girl in Give Me Shelter, and Mariah Carey got rid of her beautiful singer image as an ordinary social worker in Cherish Life. Bill Scarsgaard played the sinister and evil clown in The Clown, Tom Cruise changed his appearance so much that it was hard to recognize him in Tropic Thunder, and Cameron Diaz changed his image in Becoming John Marković. - ** Transforming to promote the development of the plot or character **: In terms of the law of "ugly girl transformation", if a female character had an unattractive bun and wore thick glasses, she would often be the hidden female lead. Later, she would magically change into a perfect woman and her personality might change. The clothes could also hint at the change of the character. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

When Hollywood summarized the rules of successful film creation, they established that a good film must have four elements: a good story, good actors, good scenes, and good music. A good story was the key to the success of a film. A good actor should be chosen based on his understanding of the characters in the story. A good scene depended on the overall grasp of the story in photography, art, action, composition, dispatching, and other aspects. Good music could serve as a foil. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

Here are some old Hollywood movies: - Sunset Avenue, released in 1950, rated 8.8, 60470 reviews. This was a black film, also known as "The Golden Dust of the Red Chamber". It won many awards and told the story of a woman who killed her lover because of her betrayal. - [The Upside Down Trump Card]: It was released in 1951, with a rating of 8.7 and 15188 reviews. This was an American noir film, also known as "The Secret Ace." The film was 11 minutes long and was listed as a protected film by the Library of Congress. - [Assassin: 1956, 8.6, 31263 reviews.] It was a crime horror film noir, 85 minutes long, adapted from a novel, about Johnny who was released from prison. - [Double Compensation: 1944, 8.5, 38515 reviews.] This was an American crime themed black film, also known as "Double Safety." It was 107 minutes long and adapted from the novel of the same name. It was a representative of black films. - Under the Gas Lamp, released in 1944. Rating: 8.5. 17221 reviews. This was an American horror film noir, based on the stage play "Angel Street." It was 114 minutes long. - "Roman Holiday": Starring Audrey Hepburn, it tells the romantic story of a European princess and an American journalist in Rome. The film exudes a warm atmosphere and is a classic Hollywood black-and-white film. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>