Chen Mo had the idea of 'making a movie' for a long time, but he never found the right opportunity.
Of course, Thunderbolt Entertainment's main business was making games. Even if their ultimate goal was to become an entertainment empire that spanned across gaming, film, and literature, making games would always be their main business.
After all, Chen Mo wasn't a professional when it came to making movies. Even if he handed it over to a famous director, it would be hard to guarantee that the movie would be authentic. Moreover, the actors in the parallel world were completely different from the ones in his previous life, so there was no guarantee of the quality of the movie.
It wasn't that there was no guarantee, but it would definitely be greatly reduced. For example, if Chen Mo wanted to make an Iron Man, but couldn't find an actor that looked like Robert Downey Jr., then Iron Man definitely wouldn't feel right.
However, with the development of VR games, Chen Mo could use a roundabout method to save the country.
In other words, he could completely abandon the idea of making movies, and use the same method as making games to make movies. With the power of next-generation VR technology, the 'movie' would be able to pass off as the real thing.
More importantly, the "movie" shot this way did not need to be confined to a flat surface, nor did it need to be restricted to 3D. There was no need to struggle with the problem of the camera lens. Instead, it could be displayed in a highly immersive VR perspective.
Specifically, he could use the same method as making games to create scenes, models, and actions, allowing the virtual characters to recreate the scenes in the movie. The players would then be able to 'enter' the world just like in a VR game, using the best camera/perspective prepared by the designer to watch the entire process.
The principle was similar to many VR movies, but the effect would be even more stunning.
As for the difference between 3D and VR movies … Just download the VR version to find out.
No one in this world had tried something like this before. Although the video game industry was developing rapidly, games and movies were two completely different genres of art. Just like Chen Mo's previous life, many companies in the parallel world tried to make 'CG movies', but the results weren't very good.
The reason for this was very complicated, so it didn't need to be explained. For Chen Mo, this new experiment was equivalent to exploring another possibility of VR movies. It might not be very successful, but it was worth a try.
Chen Mo tapped on the table lightly, and after a while, typed out a line of words on the computer.
"Batman: The Dark Knight"
Since he was going to make a movie, he had to make it the best.
Of course, there were so many classic movies out there. It wouldn't be fair to say that The Dark Knight was the best. However, it shouldn't be a problem to say that it was one of the best.
As for why he chose this movie …
In Chen Mo's previous life, the top three movies on IMDB were The Shawshank Redemption, The Godfather, The Godfather 2, and in fourth place was The Dark Knight. After that were classics such as The Twelve Angry Men, Schindler's List, and The Lord of the Rings.
IMDB's scoring rules were very complicated. Not only were there professional staff to score the film, but ordinary fans were also allowed to score the film. Its scoring was a relatively objective reflection of the quality of the film. In addition, according to some domestic movie reviews, "The Dark Knight" was undoubtedly a top-notch masterpiece.
There was another important reason for choosing this film. Out of all the previous films, "The Dark Knight" had the strongest popcorn-flavored quality.
This wasn't a derogatory term, but compared to other dramas, the big scenes in "The Dark Knight" and Batman's cool equipment were more conducive to stimulating the audience's adrenaline. It suited the tastes of most audiences, and became a hot topic. It was also easier to display powerful VR effects.
"The Lord of the Rings" also fit this characteristic. However, there were similar classic movies and novels in the parallel world.
Therefore, overall, "The Dark Knight" was a good compromise between a popcorn movie and a drama movie. It belonged to the genre that was easily praised by fans.
As for the problem … it was probably due to the frequent blackouts in the game.
For example, the part where the shooter used a gun called "Made in.
There were also things like the 8% growth rate, Liu laundering money, etc. The worst part was that Batman went all the way to Hong Kong to enforce the law, and even arrested someone. This was a blatant invasion of China's airspace. This was definitely unacceptable.
Of course, these problems were not a problem for some of the more open-minded audiences. After all, when the movies in America went crazy, they would even criticize themselves, especially the government of America. However, for some other audiences, they would still feel very uncomfortable in their hearts.
Therefore, Chen Mo didn't want to cause trouble for himself. All he had to do was change Liu's setting to someone of another nationality, and the place where he was arrested wasn't in Hong Kong. Then, everything related to China would be fine. In reality, this wouldn't affect the entire story. The best part of "The Dark Knight" was the scheming of the Joker and Batman, the discussion of antisocial personality and anarchism, and Batman's cool equipment.
What would the VR version of "The Dark Knight" feel like?
Even Chen Mo himself was very interested.
…
Qian Kun felt a headache coming on as he looked at the few hundred pages of storyboards that Chen Mo sent over.
"The manager has been making CG for a hundred years. The storyboards are amazing!" Qian Kun flipped through the entire movie. "Batman? Erm, is this a superhero theme? The beginning feels a bit abrupt. It seems like there's more to it, like how did he become Batman? "
Chen Mo shrugged. "Don't worry, everyone will understand even if I don't explain it."
Qian Kun asked again, "This Joker … feels like he has a lot of scenes. Also, why is it that the other characters have detailed movements and expressions, but he doesn't? Only a rough outline? The first page, on the other hand, is very detailed. "
Chen Mo said, "Yeah, no one would be able to act it out even if it was written."
"Huh?" Qian Kun didn't quite understand what Chen Mo meant.
Chen Mo explained, "For this role, we just need to find an actor who's good at acting. The key is to find a good dubber. As for his movements, expressions, mannerisms, and other details, I'll do it by hand. "
Qian Kun was shocked. "By hand? You'll do it yourself? "
Chen Mo nodded. "Yep. Everyone else will use high-precision models and motion capture. The Joker's actor will just have to do the basic movements, I'll take care of the rest. "
Qian Kun exclaimed, "Manager, you're really putting in a lot of effort. How do you calculate your hours? A million US dollars an hour? You're probably the most expensive worker in the world right now … "
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