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This time, Leonardo DiCaprio's eyes were incredibly pure, completely immersed in the character of Cobb.

The two strolled through the streets of Paris, where mirrors reflected the endlessly extending bridges.

The dialogue flowed extremely smoothly.

"Card!"

"Perfect!"

Nolan clapped his hands in satisfaction behind the monitor.

Yu Le watched as Xiao Li obediently retreated to the rest area before turning his gaze away.

That kid knows what's good for him.

.....

Two days later.

Los Angeles, the headquarters of 20th Century Fox.

The indoor screening room on the top floor.

The heavy, soundproof door was tightly closed.

On the giant screen, the final cut of "Avatar" is being shown.

There were only three people in the screening room.

Yu Le, Cameron, and Richard, the president of Fox's publishing division.

During the two-hour screening.

Richard's body was pressed tightly against the back of the leather sofa.

His hands gripped the handrails tightly, his knuckles turning white from the excessive force.

On the screen, the wonders of Pandora unfold like a scroll painting.

Towering trees, some hundreds of meters tall.

Plants that emit a faint blue glow in the night.

The Na'vi rode their scalloped beasts swiftly between the floating mountains.

Realistic muscle textures and perfect physical collisions.

There's none of the stiffness of computer-generated CG.

This is a completely real alien world.

As the screen went completely dark, the end credits began to roll.

The overhead lights in the screening room came on.

Richard remained in that stiff position, panting heavily.

His forehead was covered in fine beads of sweat.

Cameron turned his head and looked at Richard.

The Hollywood tyrant's face was full of fanaticism and smugness.

"Richard, how are you feeling?"

Richard swallowed hard.

He suddenly stood up from the sofa, even staggering a little because his legs were weak.

"My God."

"This is simply a miracle."

Richard turned his head and stared at Yu Le with an extremely fervent gaze.

"Mr. Yu."

"I retract all my foolish suggestions made before filming."

"This movie will absolutely blow up the global market!"

There are too many Chinese faces.

What doesn't conform to the logic of the North American market?

In the face of absolute visual superiority, all of this is utter nonsense!

Once audiences step into a movie theater, the world completely strips them of their ability to think.

Yu Le leaned back on the sofa, her fingers tapping lightly on her knees.

His tone was flat.

Mid-May.

"I want this movie to be released simultaneously worldwide."

Richard nodded repeatedly.

"no problem!"

"Fox will utilize all of its global theater resources."

"I will make sure every corner of the world with a movie theater is plastered with Avatar posters!"

.......

Early May.

The North American Super Bowl.

This is during prime time, when the TV ratings are the highest and the GG fee is the most expensive in the United States.

20th Century Fox spent a fortune to buy the two and a half minutes of halftime.

on the big screen.

There is no narration.

Only extremely ethereal background music.

The protagonist, Jake Sully, lay in the connecting pod and slowly opened his eyes.

Shift in focus.

A vast, colorful alien jungle suddenly bursts into the view of all the audience members.

A massive mountain range suspended in mid-air.

A heavily armored, six-legged beast was running wildly.

Immediately afterwards, the pace suddenly quickened.

The heavy mercenary mechs spewed flames.

Countless Na'vi swooped down on their dragons.

The two-and-a-half-minute trailer was packed with information that was almost overwhelming.

At the end, several large words appeared on the screen.

"May 10th, enter Pandora."

The whole of North America was in an uproar.

On YouTube, the high-definition trailer garnered over ten million views in less than an hour after its release.

The comment section below was flooded with messages from people from all over the world.

"WTF?! What kind of special effects are these? Is this something humans could create?"

"Cameron is insane! He actually made a movie on another planet!"

"What did I just see? Those aliens have more expressive faces than my neighbor!"

"On May 10th, I'm taking my whole family to the movie theater! Nobody can stop me!"

at the same time.

The trailer was simultaneously transmitted back to China.

Chinese netizens clicked on the video.

At first, they were simply stunned by the mind-blowing special effects.

But when the video was halfway through playing...

Keen-eyed netizens noticed something was wrong.

The scene shows the preparation hall of the mercenary base.

A tough guy wearing exoskeleton armor turned his head.

He was holding a heavy machine gun, his eyes extremely fierce.

That was Wu Jing.

Immediately afterwards, another scene flashed by.

Deep in the jungle, a shirtless mercenary is wrestling hand-to-hand with a Na'vi.

That's Collin Chou.

What drove Chinese netizens wild the most was the last shot of the trailer.

Blue skin, yellow eyes.

Princess Neytiri of the Na'vi stood on a treetop, her longbow fully drawn.

Although it has undergone motion capture and CG rendering.

Although it was rendered with CG, Liu Yifei's fans in China recognized that face at a glance!

Holy crap!!!

"That's Chang Wei? Chang Wei, you still say you don't know martial arts! You've fought your way to outer space!"

"Wu Jing! That's Wu Jing! That armor is so cool!"

"Look at that last female lead! She's like a fairy!"

"Liu Yifei played the lead role in Cameron's $200 million blockbuster?!"

The entire internet was in an uproar.

This is a top-tier Hollywood A-list production.

In the past, when Chinese actors went to Hollywood, they could at most play a deliveryman or a villain who would die in a few seconds.

But now.

The mercenary captain is Chinese.

The main villains are Chinese.

Even the absolute female lead is Chinese!

"Salted Fish Entertainment is awesome! (voice cracks)"

"Yu Le is amazing! He's basically packaged up all the Chinese actors and shoved them into Hollywood!"

"This is true cultural export! Who says we can only watch white people save the world?"

"May 10th! I'm going to use all my New Year's money to boost box office sales!"

The headlines of all major media outlets were dominated by Avatar.

Even CCTV's news program gave this Hollywood movie a whopping 30 seconds of coverage, a first for the entire network.