Just at this moment, Kim Ji-yeon walked out of his room with Lee Hyun-cheol's briefcase. Lee Hyun-cheol took out a script called "Green Lantern: First Flight" from the bag and handed it to Sam Remy.

‘Green Lantern: First Flying’ is the tentative title of this plot, and will be officially launched in the later stage under the name of “Green Lantern Legion”.

When Sam Remy and Wan Ziren were attracted by the movie script and carefully read it, Lee Hyun-cheol explained this.

Looking at all the animated films of "Green Lantern" produced by DC, this one impressed Lee Hyun-chol. The plot line is simpler and clearer than the live-action version, and the halo of Hal Jordan's protagonist is also quite obvious.

This is also paving the way for the "greatest Green Lantern". Although it is a very vulgar story, joining the Green Lantern Legion as a rookie, ultimately showing unpredictable potential and saving the universe.

But compared to the movie version of "Green Lantern", the psychological changes of the protagonist in the animated movie are relatively different from the portrayal of the villain.

So after weighing the pros and cons, Lee Hyun-cheol decided to use this script as an animated movie to polish it as the new "Green Lantern" live-action movie story.

In fact, whether it is an animated movie or a live-action movie, the first movie tells the story of the origin of superheroes, which must be confirmed.

"Martin's two movies "007" are both action movies, and the production cost is relatively low. This is the first time he has encountered this level of production and the first time he has come into contact with comic-adapted movies."

When talking about Martin Campbell in the middle, Wan Ziren and Sam Remy both have the same view.

"In other words, Martin has no experience in filming comic-adapted videos."

Lee Hyun-cheol put forward an idea that the two, especially Sam Remy, agrees very much.

"Many filmmakers in Hollywood look down on superhero movies, but in fact, anyone who has participated in the shooting of superhero movies has to admit that superhero movies are the most difficult to shoot."

Here, Lee Hyun-cheol introduced an example: In "Green Lantern", we can see a very interesting thing, that is, all the Green Lantern uniforms in the film are fluid war suits made by CG.

What does this mean? It means that even if Green Lantern stands there and does nothing, or says a few words, they are burning money."

"So that's it, I think I understand your point of view Lee."

I roughly looked through the script. Although it was a pretty good story, compared with Martin Campbell's version, Sam Remy thought there was too much room for operation in this script.

What surprised him even more was that in order to facilitate him to understand how this movie was filmed, Lee Hyun-cheol noted in every place how the money should be spent.

In the design of action scenes, Lee Hyun-chul has also added a lot of concepts of oriental martial arts, at least it doesn't look like the original version of Ryan, like that.

"Because the story background of "Green Lantern" is the entire universe, I think Martin Campbell doesn't even understand the basic positioning of Green Lantern, and the trust Warner has in him makes him a little inflated.

Warner said at the beginning, "You can burn money, we only need the box office." He did burn money at that time, but the scene itself required a lot of special effects rendering, and the overall cost was very high.

In this case, the operation of this fluid suit directly makes even literary dramas burn money, no wonder the budget of 200 million US dollars is not enough.

The worst thing is that the audience generally did not have any good comments on this fluid war suit.”

The fluid suit designed by Martin Campbell for Green Lantern has always been something that anyone who has watched this movie, whether it is DC fans or Green Lantern fans, has to complain about.

In fact, Iron Man has done this as a CG for superheroes.

Even the Dutch brother's "Spider-Clothes" did this later, but why did their movies succeed, while "Green Lantern" failed.

Because the budget was burned too hard, he ended up losing money to make an action scene.

Therefore, there is basically no battle to watch in the entire movie of "Green Lantern".

Secondly, the action scene design of the hero Green Lantern is very difficult because his superpowers are to embody what he imagines. In other words, it is a brainstorm."

Lee Hyun-cheol pointed to his head, "Imagination, green in the story of Green Lantern itself represents the combination of imagination and willpower."

"Brainful?" Wen Ziren screamed strangely and patted her thighs. "I like this word, brainful~~ It's really good to describe it like this."

Lee Hyun-cheol smiled, raised his cup and touched Wen Ziren.

"For such a hero, when designing action scenes, he must spend a lot of effort to conceive the energy body that is transformed, so as to make the audience shine and get rid of the traditional hand-to-hand combat routine.

I think this is also a question that Mr. Remy must carefully consider when directing the movie "Green Lantern".

Similarly, the reason why Hal Jordan became the "greatest Green Lantern" is ultimately because he is the first human race in the Green Lantern Army. We all know that human imagination is actually the best in the world.

Although Martin Campbell failed, there is a scene in the movie, when Hal Jordan first appeared as the Green Lantern, saving the heroine in the form of a racing and racing track, which was something that the members of the alien Green Lantern Corps could not do.

But unfortunately, Martin Campbell had too few scenes in Green Lantern's attacks, so that in the final battle, the villain died too much, and it ended with just a few words."

And here, Lee Hyun-cheol bluntly raised the issue that Warner exposed a very serious problem in the filming and post-production of the film, and the producers had different opinions.

Sam Remy obviously empathized with this. "When I was in charge of Spider-Man 3, the only villain in this movie was the Sandman himself, but Sony's senior executives liked the character Venom so much and forced me to add Venom to the movie. In the end, the movie failed."

In addition, in Sam Remy's plan, he even formulated an exclusive plot draft for the later cut "Spider-Man 4".

For example, the villain was designated as a vulture, but the plan was left unresolved because of the failure of the third part.

"Oni, why do I feel that both directors now have a vague feeling of being persuaded by Oppa?"
Chapter completed!