"Ahhhh...ahhhh..." The overwhelming scream made Heathrow Airport look like boiling water cooking pasta. The boiling water surface was constantly bubbling with huge bubbles, and the steaming heat made the field of vision blur.

Every time someone appears at the hatch of the aircraft, the temperature at the scene will rise. The incredible roar makes the translucent sky dye a thin layer of red, like the squirting bright sun, outlining a beautiful watercolor painting in the field of view.

After all the crew members got off the plane and divided into three groups to get into luxury cars, the dark sea of ​​people in front of them burst out with the final energy in an instant, just like a nuclear bomb explosion. The huge mushroom cloud stirred up a powerful wave of air, causing all the surrounding buildings and plants to start trembling, feeling the extremely shocking momentum.

Sitting in the car, everyone on the Independence Day crew had similar excitement and excitement on their faces. This was not only the most sensational scene they had so far, but also likely to be a scene they would never forget in their lifetime. The heat wave composed of screams almost burned the skin, deeply integrated into the blood, imprinted on the bones, and was difficult to erase.

The luxury car left the apron, but as soon as he walked on the main road of the airport, he saw the reporters and spectators rushing in front of him, like a tide. Although the number of people seemed not as large as the apron, the tide in front of him was far more fierce than the apron, just like a wave of a five-story building, slashing down hard, and being dizzy when smashed.

The crowd kept slapping the windows of the car. Through the windows protected by black film, you could clearly see the cheeks that were deformed because of their excessive excitement. Tears and snot were mixed together. It was so embarrassing, but at this time he didn't care about his situation at all. He just roared in love, "Hugo! Hugo... Hugo! Hugo!" The sharp shouts swarmed in from all directions, firmly surrounding the car, completely airtight, and almost made people think that they were about to suffocate the next second.

The huge waves slapped the body of the car layer by layer, making the car truly a canoe, and it seemed that it could be destroyed in the surging waves at any time.

"Oh, God...oh, God!" Alexander Lorraine didn't sit firmly and hit the glass. He quickly grabbed the back of the chair in front, tried his best to control his body, and looked at the almost completely crazy crowd in front of him, "Wow, this is simply...it's like a riot!"

I originally thought that it was already exaggerating enough to have experienced the turbulent crowds of the apron; but in less than ten minutes, the storm at the entrance of the airport was in a lightning moment, allowing everyone to experience what real fanaticism is. This fanaticism is like being in a crater, and the hot air directly lifted the skin, allowing the bloody muscles to directly feel the terrible sting.

The car was almost moving upstream in a river after the flood, struggling little by little.

The driver who was originally calm and composed in a driving manner was shocked. He complained irritably in a pure London accent, but because he was worried that the passengers behind him would hear it, he had to lower his voice and seemed very aggrieved. Hugo accidentally heard the driver's swear words, but instead chuckled, "Believe me, we are in the same mood as you at this moment." This made the driver stunned, and then he laughed happily.

Finally escaped from the storm, and everyone in the car seemed to be fished out of water. The sticky sweat made people feel uncomfortable all over. I hurriedly opened the window, and the slightly hot air outside poured down, which made people feel the long-lost coolness.

Looking at the Heathrow Airport, which was still quietly located behind the rear of the car, in just one hour, the city showed terrifying enthusiasm and madness, and everything was like a dream. Sandra Bullock even breathed a long sigh and asked in surprise, "We are in the UK, right?"

Indeed, such enthusiasm almost makes people unable to believe that this is in the UK, in the European continent; it makes people unable to believe that this surging fanaticism is an absolutely mainstream commercial film for Independence Day. Everyone knows that the British have always been sarcastic about Hollywood commercial films.

However, all this is true and is happening.

As early as a week ago, the most authoritative professional film magazine in the UK, "Empire", published a review of "Independence Day". They not only called the movie "epic disaster movie" in the comments, but believed that this commercial film took the disaster genre to a new level, and used wonderful visual effects to make up for a big gap in film history, giving the disaster genre a brand new vitality; they also gave a super high rating of 100 points, unswervingly showing their support for this movie.

The film reviews of "Empire" undoubtedly caused an uproar throughout the British Isles. As a professional film magazine, the appeal of "Empire" is naturally incomparable to other newspapers. Their praise for "Independence Day" also made the people of the British Empire have a strong interest and devoted enthusiasm to the upcoming movies.

As another top professional film magazine in the UK, the support of "Visual and Audio" is undoubtedly a big deal. Although their rating is only 85 points, it is just a little lower than the "Empire", they also commented that the emergence of "Independence Day" is a "imperative revolution" and said that "this will become the inevitable direction for the future development of the entire film industry." They gave the film a full of praise. This also made people's expectations for "Independence Day" reach an unprecedented high, and they look forward to the acceleration of this audio-visual feast.

Even if "Independence Day" is aside, Hugo's strong appeal alone is enough to trigger the fanaticism of thousands of people. Hugo is not only the well-deserved number one in North America, but also has an incomparable global influence. He is an outstanding actor, and he is also an outstanding singer, especially as the lead singer of a rock band. Hugo has received much recognition in the UK beyond imagination.

Under the influence of comprehensive factors, this is the rare grand occasion in the past decade, officially opening the first stop of publicity on "Independence Day" in Europe.

The frenzy at the airport was just the first step. When the crew arrived at their hotel in London, the welcome team of more than a thousand people at the door shocked everyone again, including hundreds of reporters. Even US President William Clinton could not enjoy such a situation. The overwhelming screams and shouts made it extremely difficult for the vehicle to move every time. Just entering the parking lot from the street, the short journey took half an hour. The enthusiasm of the audience seemed to have no end, and it kept surging, making people sigh again and again.

After so many bombardments in a short period of time, almost everyone remained in a super excited state. Adrenaline seemed to be gushing out continuously, but after entering the hotel room, the feeling of fatigue after the carnival was mixed with emptiness, causing everyone in the crew to slump. Only then did they realize that they had just experienced a long-distance flight of nearly nine hours, and there was also time difference.

Hugo rubbed his painful temples. From the moment he got off the plane, screams kept surrounding his eardrums. He was no longer just tinnitus, but now he could even feel his temples squeaking. Standing in front of the hotel's floor-to-ceiling window, he saw a crowd of people gathering downstairs, like small puddles, and water flows from all directions continued to gather. By the time he realized it, it had turned into a pond.

The surging crowd at his feet made Hugo a little dazzled. He didn't expect the scene to be so grand. Compared with the crew members, Hugo's shock was even more exciting.

Because Hugo clearly knows the historical significance of the work "Independence Day", he knows that "Independence Day" laid the foundation for the historical process, but "Independence Day" is not the key key, and "Titanic" is. Although "Independence Day" once created excellent results, it did not reach its true peak height and could not become a winner to change the game.

But now, it is obvious that the track of history has changed quietly. From the fanaticism of the United States to the out of control of the United Kingdom, "Independence Day" is creating its own history in an incredible way. Now, not only the media is curious about what kind of miracles this movie can create, but even Hugo himself is extremely curious, especially looking at the spectacular crowd downstairs.

At this time, at least nearly two thousand people gathered nearby. The police had blocked the entire street and maintained order around them, hoping to control the situation as much as possible. In the midst of the surging crowd, Hugo saw a red banner, which attracted his attention.

The red banner was not conspicuous among the huge crowd. It could only cover the length and width of four or five people. It was painted with a bulldog holding a Bauhinia crown on it. It was such a small banner that attracted Hugo's full attention, because it was a symbol of glory to death, and the symbol of young volcanoes.

Hugo didn't expect to see this logo in London, or to be more precise, this was the promotional itinerary of "Independence Day", but Hugo saw this logo that had nothing to do with the movie, and it was even more rare when there was no official event until the glory was over a year.

This made Hugo's mouth curl a small curve, and the little man in his heart was cheering in somersaults. This trip to London would probably be very interesting.
Chapter completed!