Drag Sister to Dominate Hogwarts

Seeing this, Cassandra went straight to Sparta.

A long shot was cut into two parts by the editor, and the last part of the shot was shot secretly, even with different clarity!

The most important thing is that there are still some places in the whole movie that are clearly Cassande's real body, but they are actually long-distance scenes shot by a stand-in.

It might even be a make-up!

The case has been solved. It's not the editor's problem alone. I'm afraid the entire crew is involved.

What on earth prompted them to do such a frenzied thing?

When shooting this long shot, Cassandra was wearing sunglasses the whole time!

Just because of that slightly bad smile?

Well, the answer might really be that.

You can see the reaction of the audience around you.

In terms of gore and violence, this movie is definitely enough, and it is a follow-up work of a professional B-level movie director.

With both IP bonuses and a professional team, plus Cassandra's investment, it is estimated that the bearded director has never fought such a rich battle!

Otherwise, relying solely on editors, it is estimated that they will not be able to create a big scene for the theater to go online.

Then there's the drama.

It was originally a movie about secret agents fighting the killer organization, but it has become the Eight Sisters Revenge Killer Organization, and the agents have become Miss Diary's tools while upholding justice.

And the last Miss Diary gives people a bad feeling, as if the seven sisters, the killer organization, and the protagonist, Agent Bundt, are all her playthings.

All of this constitutes a reasonably logical loop.

Even the last shot has Bunter's monologue, suggesting that Cassandra will set up a new killer organization in the future, which further exaggerates Cassandra's ability as a conspirator.

In the whole movie, Cassandra didn't have much role in the whole movie, but this time it became a bonus item.

Because once there are too many scenes, or even just a few lines, logical fallacies may appear and the atmosphere will get out of control, which will cause the audience to doubt the authenticity of a little girl presiding over the conspiracy theory.

Of course, there are bound to be countless problems on closer inspection.

For example, sometimes the emotions of the protagonists are not coherent, and the clothes of the characters in the first second and the second second are different. Obviously, some places were forced together by the editor because of insufficient material.

But it's still 1992, and since it's a B-movie, no one takes it that seriously.

After the movie ended, Cassandra listened to the discussion of the audience in the cinema next to her. They scolded the movie as if something was wrong, and the heroine was only playing such a small role. Are they fooling people?

While the discussion is still going on, the heroine looks very cool, completely different from the invincible agent of the original 007. The whole movie is very realistic and interesting.

That's right, realistic.

This turned out to be a comment that Cassandra heard more than once.

Originally, Cassandra thought this was ridiculous, but as long as you really understand the history of British intelligence organizations, you will understand that it is really realistic.

007 is a spy of MI[-], so you can call him an agent.

So what is the level of MI[-] in reality?

During the Cold War, he was better at cultivating heroes for the Soviet Union than collecting intelligence from various countries to increase the bargaining chip for Great Britain.

In other words, the Soviets probably knew what MI[-] was doing before the British Prime Minister.

Closer to home, although at least half of the people are dissatisfied with the ending of the movie, thinking that Cassandra's role is too small, which is completely fraudulent.

But this kind of heated discussion itself represents the success of the film, because although it deceives the audience, it is also interesting enough.

Compared with the orthodox 007 series that have been popular in recent years, this B-level movie even has a bit of anti-authority and anti-hero temperament in it.

If it wasn't a B-movie, those bloody scenes couldn't be changed, otherwise Cassandra felt that this movie could even hit the mainstream.

No, forget it, at least not enough people are watching it now.

Cassandra covered her face, not daring to show the slightest bit of her cheeks, for fear that this place would become a big star chasing scene.

When the group of people was basically gone, she raised her head.

Why don't she learn how to eat big melons now and wash the entire film crew with blood?

That's not good, it's too bloody and violent.

She should learn from Lockhart his advanced Oblivion Curse experience, and then cast an Oblivion Curse on everyone in London!

"Simply cool!"

Draco hadn't recovered from the bloody scenes of B-movies, and the intense explosions and gun battle scenes greatly stimulated Draco's 12-year-old heart.

It was only at this time that Cassandra realized: "Hermione, you actually took us to a B-movie?"

Hermione was also a little guilty: "I didn't know it was so...violent!"

"Also, logically speaking, if it is really bloody, shouldn't someone stop us?"

For Hermione, it makes sense.

What Cassandra didn't know was that the British grading system would not be formalized until three years later, so today in 1992, businessmen mostly turned a blind eye.

Nobody says no to making money, especially during the Christmas holidays.

If it is not for making money, who wants to work overtime in the cinema at this time?

"Sister," Draco and the three girls were completely out of line, "Can I play with that sniper rifle?"

Seeing that Cassandra's face turned black, Draco said guiltyly: "Sniper rifles are not good, pistols are fine..."

"I'll turn wood into a toy water gun for you when I get back."

Draco wanted to say something, but Cassandra gave him a hard look and could only shut up.

But the gunfight scenes and explosion scenes in the movie really moved him.

In contrast, although the magic wand can also have cool light and shadow effects, it is still a little less powerful than the explosion that can easily blow people into the sky.

That is the exclusive aesthetic of men.

It's like broomsticks and pickups.

Even though the broomstick is freer and easier, the power of controlling a pickup is like subduing a wild beast, which will greatly stimulate a man's hormones and senses.

"I'm feeling fine."

Luna smiled: "Although all of this is fake, everyone must be very happy when making a movie, right?"

Cassandra was taken aback: "Fake?"

Luna nodded: "It's all staged emotions. Although it looks very real, except for the protagonist Bont, the rest of the people are very obvious."

"Can't you see it?"

The three shook their heads together.

Everyone was deafened by the gunshots, their eyes were covered with ketchup, and their brains were still thinking about who was Cassandra in the movie. Who cares about the acting skills of the actors?

Luna tilted her head, seeming a little confused.

Under Cassandra's interference, Luna usually can't see much difference from ordinary people.

After all, Luna in the original book is not really crazy. She can understand other people's emotions, and her life and learning are not fundamentally different from ordinary people.

The craziest thing about her is actually her ability to observe and understand beyond the senses, which makes her seem erratic many times, and she is not at the same level of cognition as others.

Coupled with her maverick, this makes Luna seem out of place with her surroundings.

As for Luna's weird clothes, weird behavior, weird accessories in the original book, and being bullied by her classmates because of this, they are just appearances.

Now, that trait of Luna is on full display.

A fairly exciting and exciting movie, in Luna's view, is completely a funny show, she can't get into the movie at all, and she won't have any emotions because of the movie's plot.

In the two-hour movie, her greatest pleasure is getting to know the creations of the Muggle world.

Hermione opened her mouth, but didn't know what to say.

It is obviously boring to talk about the content of the movie, but you can’t talk about Luna’s maverick, that kind of feeling gives people a sense of irony.

At this time, Hermione was at a loss for a while, just like when she first introduced Luna to Harry in the original book.

Draco looked up at the ceiling, obviously still thinking about his sniper rifle.

"In this way, Luna wasted two hours with us."

Cassandra took Luna's arm: "So it's time for us to accompany Luna, how about going to have a big meal together?"

"Eat it in the Muggle world?" Luna was slightly taken aback.

Hermione also reacted: "Yes, we can go to the commercial street to have a big meal, and if there are still malls open, let's go shopping together!"

After finishing speaking, he gave an order to Draco on the side: "Hurry up and lead the way?"

"Well, are you going to buy a gun...Put your fist down! Okay, I get it, anyway, let me lead the way, okay?"

Draco took the lead, he was quite proficient in spending money.

If it weren't for his lack of identity in the Muggle world, he would have wanted to get something called a mobile phone in the hands of Muggles.

Walk out of the cinema and into the crowd.

Luna is clearly less of a maverick.

In the face of ordinary people, Cassandra and Luna's cognition level are basically the same.

There may be some smirking people in the crowd, but most people are still enjoying the joyous atmosphere of Christmas.

"Almost made you change the subject."

Hermione hugged Cassandra's arm from the other side, with a look of indignation: "Why did you secretly shoot a movie, aren't you afraid of being noticed by the Ministry of Magic, and...is it fun to make a movie? "

Draco also turned his head curiously, if he makes a movie, can he play with a sniper rifle?

Cassandra originally wanted to say it wasn't fun, but when she thought of the diary that had gone to hell, she could only say, "Actually...it's kind of fun."

"Do you want to participate too?"

Seeing Draco and Hermione nodding, and Luna looking at herself curiously, Cassandra smiled slightly: "Well, in the future, after we graduate, we will make an autobiographical movie, and we will all be the leading actors. "

"Why film the wizarding world, can't we film the Muggle world?"

Draco raised objections, and was forcefully suppressed by Cassandra in grief and indignation.