He had already thought about the details of this script in his mind, but it took a lot of effort to type it out. At least the 100,000 words were typing it with his hands, and even if he didn't have to think about it, it would be quite tiring.

Morris really didn't expect Alex to solve the script problem one night, and said in disbelief: "I thought you had prepared the script a long time ago, but I didn't expect it to be written and written."

He took the script and just looked through a few pages, he was attracted by the story above! After he finished reading it all, he raised his head and said to Alex: "Who will do the director of this movie? If there is no one, I will shoot it!"

Alex scratched his head and said, "I originally wanted to write, direct and act, since you..."

Before Morris could finish his words, he saw the script handing it back: "Forget it, if you want to be the director yourself, I won't argue with you." After that, he couldn't help but add another sentence: "But your script is really well written, and you don't know what's going on at the last moment!"

He said, shook his head repeatedly and sighed: "The last scene is simply the finishing touch, it's so shocking!"

"Oh? You think this ending is very good too? I originally wanted to use another ending!"

"Of course, the protagonist originally thought he was on an alien planet, but he didn't expect that he had returned to Earth and humans had perished. In this way, the initial sense of familiarity could make sense. It turned out that the earth had been destroyed by human wars, leaving only the remains of various civilizations."

Alex nodded and said, "Yes, before seeing the wreckage of the Statue of Liberty, the protagonist still had hope. When he saw it, he was completely desperate."

Morris suddenly remembered a question: "What are you going to call this movie's name?"

"Planet of the Apes! What do you think?"
Chapter completed!