Chapter 75: The Most Shocking Scene
The Rock had a noticeably shorter runtime. When Anna and Aerin walked out of the theater, the screening of Interview with the Vampire on the other side of the hall hadn't ended yet.
"Hello, I'm a film consultant for TPPCZ."
The two had just reached the theater lobby when a young man stopped them. This was a common occurrence; Anna and Aerin had encountered it before.
"May I ask you a few questions?" Seeing them nod, he quickly asked, "Did you think The Rock was good?"
"It's the best action movie I've seen so far!" Aerin said first. "I'll definitely watch this one again and again."
"The movie is nearly two hours long, but it didn't feel like it at all. Time flew by, and before I knew it, it was over." Anna thought for a moment before adding, "I think 'shocking' is the only word to describe it. Even now, my heart is still racing."
"Which character or actor left the biggest impression on you?" the man continued.
"Christopher Lee!" Aerin beat her to the punch again. "He's nearly seventy, but he didn't hold back at all in an action movie like this. He had an overwhelming presence. Every move he made carried a cold, formidable edge, and his British accent is incredibly charming."
"It might be due to the character's background, but I thought Ed Harris, who played General Hummel, stood out more." Anna held a different opinion. "His deep love for his late wife and the way he cared for his men—he used his seasoned acting skills to perfectly portray a responsible, fiercely loyal soldier."