At the Oscars, the Chinese Director Went Crazy

2006, The 78th Oscars. Best Director - Lu Yuan, "The Matrix"! The audience stood up and applauded. He is 23 years old. Chinese. The second movie. This is a parallel world. There is no "The Matrix," no "Inception," no "Iron Man," no "Avatar." But Lu Yuanquan remembered it. The assistant director who died suddenly in Hengdian in his previous life was reborn at the University of Southern California Film School. On the day the system awakened, he spent 30 million US dollars to found Vision Pictures, wrote, directed and starred in "John Wick". The box office was 430 million. The second "The Matrix" grossed 720 million at the box office and swept four Oscars. This is just the beginning. "Inception" wants the city to collapse. "Iron Man" will open up the Marvel Universe. "Avatar" is going to subvert the 3D era. DC said he was just lucky? See you in June then. Warner said that DC will be given priority in arranging films? Then buy your own theater chain. Hollywood says Chinese directors can't make big-budget projects? Lu Yuan smiled and put the golden man on the table. "Let your work speak for itself." Scarlett Johansson, signed with Vision Pictures. Natalie Portman stunned everyone in her audition. Anne Hathaway, struck up a conversation at the premiere Women in Hollywood are lining up to get a job at Vision Pictures. Not because of anything else. It's because of that man who can make movies that make the whole world crazy.