"So, Garrett, have you really watched the 'gravity' piece?"

Jay Renault still focused on Garrett. The protagonist of today's episode is Garrett, not Renly. The reason why the program team invited Renly to attend was an unexpected surprise.

As Lanli said, in the past month and a half, Lanli's publicity density has been too high. There has been enough discussions about work, and private matters are not leaked. For the program team, they must find another way to create more explosive points. Now, "Tonight Show" hopes that former professional astronaut Garrett can bring sparks.

"First of all, I must say that I did not flatter Renly, nor did I make the following comments because of Renly's presence." Before Garrett officially entered the subject, he made a solemn statement. The brisk tone made the atmosphere relax again.

Then Garrett officially said, "I did watch this movie. In fact, it was not just me. Because there were too many discussions on this movie, it was simply bombarded. So after the staff at our base went to the cinema to watch the movie."

"Oh." Lanley couldn't help but wail, and the awkward smile on the corner of her mouth couldn't help but rise, "Why doesn't this sound so wonderful? I must first emphasize that we are just a crew of Hollywood filming, and most of us don't have a degree in physics and astronomy. So, I think this should explain something."

Lanley's response was too humorous and too funny. All the audiences on the scene started to cheer together, and Jay Renault couldn't wait to join in, "No, this is not possible. Are you not known for your science and reality? Now you have deceived us so many box offices, and then you say that you don't have relevant degrees. This is a fraud! You know, it's like the Apollo plan back then."

In 1969, Apollo 11 officially landed on the moon, creating the history of human beings stepping onto the surface of the moon for the first time. But thirty years later, many experts, scholars and scientists stepped forward to list evidence. This was a government-oriented fraud and listed a lot of evidence.

Later, after Edward Snowden exposed the "Prism Project", he also said that the Apollo moon landing in 1969 was fake, and relevant evidence could prove it; Russia was the first country to land on the moon in human history. After that, the United States completed the moon landing five times, and those were real.

Until now, there is still huge controversy over the authenticity of the "Apollo Moon Landing". Some media once conducted a sample survey. More than 22% of ordinary people firmly believe that this is a conspiracy. Interestingly, the bigger the city, the more cross-strait cities, the higher the proportion of people who adhere to the "conspiracy theory".

Obviously, Jay Renault also doesn't believe in the one.

The audience laughed at Jay Renault's joke, but Lanley unhurriedly spread her hands, "I'm just saying a fact, but I have to admit that the greatest thing about the film industry is to turn dreams into reality, at least on the big screen, doesn't it? If you want to refute, you can argue with the fans of Star Wars."

Jay Renault was dumbfounded.

No one is willing to argue with the fanatical movie fans of "Star Wars". Is Lan Li just saying... playing a rogue? This is so rare that Jay Renault doesn't know what to say, and finally laughs in silence, "It's really rare to see Young Master Lan Li's aggressive appearance. I think today's show is enough."

Jay Renault joked about Ren Li once, and he was not inferior to the verbal confrontation.

The speed of the left and right confrontation was so fast that Garrett couldn't keep up with the pace. Usually in Nasa, he was the one who was responsible for joking; but now he came to the "Tonight Show", he couldn't help but switch to the audience mode. Until now, he couldn't help laughing.

When all his eyes fell on Garrett, he realized, "No need to rush to explain and argue. I think this is a good movie, but because Renly is on the scene, I decided to say 'This is an insurmountable masterpiece'." He talked at the right time, which made Renly and Jay Renault chuckle.

"Personally, the space presentation and the story itself are absolutely fascinating. I have not watched many movies, but I can still feel it. This should be the best use of 3D technology and imax film so far. The director's most successful thing is that he did not use these images as a gimmick, but actually used it to portray a realistic environment that is completely unfamiliar to most people."

Speaking of this, Garrett turned his head and looked at Lanli, shook his head in sighing, "Huh... the long shot of the first ten minutes is really a kind of enjoyment. It not only made me feel the scene of space again, but also the happiness and beauty of being an audience in the cinema."

Lan Li expressed her gratitude with her head, then looked at the audience, "I hereby declare that we have no official partnership with Nasa."

The subtext means that Garrett's praise just now is sincere, which immediately made the audience laugh together.

"But in order to shoot this movie, Alfonso did communicate and exchange with Nasa's professionals to confirm that the technical details and special effects images can reach the limit of our imagination." Lanli continued to add, and then he complained, "Sorry, I'm still in the promotional period, and I still have to say some of the content that I pursue and praise."

In a daze, Garrett himself forgot the topic being discussed, but Jay Renault focused his attention again, "But the question that the audience wants you to answer is another: how realistic the movie is?"

"Yes. Yes!" Garrett nodded repeatedly in agreement. "In my opinion, people are so enthusiastic about this issue, which proves the realistic level of the movie. If it is a shoddy science fiction movie, I think no one would send a special email to Nasa to ask if it reminds me of real space."

Jay Renault interrupted, adding, "Besides the reality, there is another possibility, that is, because Renly Hall was involved in this movie."

Lan Li added, not to be outdone, "Or it was Iron Man."

Is this complaining about the fans of Marvel movies being too...fanasy?

The audience reacted for a moment, but the thinking speed could not be kept up immediately, but the conversation speed between Jay Renault and Renley continued to keep up, so that the audience slowed down several beats before chuckling.

"Oh, no, I think 'Master Lanley' is more intimidating. Tony Stark does not have the ability to alarm Nasa." Jay Renault then complained.

Lan Li pursed her lips, "Are you sure? Then the world we understand is not the same. Now that world has alarmed the United Nations, don't you know?"

At this moment, the audience realized that Lan Li was complaining about "Avengers" and "Iron Man 3", and the feeling of joy that he realized was now. Then he realized that his reaction was so slow, and that embarrassment and embarrassment became more and more funny, and the laughter finally couldn't be suppressed.

Garrett was clearly sitting in the center, but he couldn't keep up with the speed. He looked around and said, "We...uh, what we are still discussing now is the outer space outside the earth, right?" Obviously, the current astronaut still doesn't know enough about Marvel movies, and some of them can't keep up with the rhythm.

"Yes!" Lan Li and Jay Renault said in unison.

Garrett felt that he had received a hundred thousand critical hits, and looked around in a hurry like a mongoose, and finally said hesitantly, "Where did we just talk about it? Yes, yes, the authenticity of the movie."

"I have to admit that the movie is very good at capturing the details of spacewalk - far better than any previous science fiction movie." Garrett finally came back to his senses and exclaimed repeatedly, "As an astronaut who has experienced three spacewalks, I can tell you exactly what the movie shows is very reliable."

After mentioning their professional knowledge, Renly and Jay Renault both chose quiet and handed the stage to Garrett.

Garrett's excitement and excitement can be clearly seen. "In the movie, the only thing blocking you and the earth is the glass mask on the helmet. The visual shock is also captured just right, which is why I am extremely impressed by the opening long shot. Of course, the earth I see in the movie is clearer and more vivid than the earth I see; and in the movie, you can always see an interesting land, but in fact, most of the time you see a slightly boring ocean."

A low amazement was heard on the scene: the first idea was confirmed!

Garrett continued, "In addition, the movement and body shape of spacewalk in the movie are very accurate. It is extremely easy to trigger a certain movement in a gravity-free vacuum environment, but it is very difficult to stop. This is accurately reflected in many scenes, and the performances of both actors left a deep impression on us."

"If someone is curious about what the space walk looks like, then you can get an answer by watching this movie." Garrett realized that he was not holding a lecture, but recording a show, so he stopped and asked, "So, is there any other question now? I mean, about the realism part. I can answer it directly now."

"Yes!" Jay Renault immediately showed a focused and curious look. The audience's eyes were all cast. He made a meditative expression, as if he was seriously considering his words, and then said, "Why did you look at Lan Li and explain the whole time when you were just giving an explanation, not me. If I remember correctly, this is my show, isn't it?"

One second, two seconds.

The audience burst into laughter, and even Renli showed a bright smile.

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