Shadow queen development plan

Most audiences let them watch two movies in a short time, and most people choose to shake their heads.

Their time and energy do not allow them to do this.

Therefore, even if the schedule is tight in the summer, big production movies will generally be released once a week in order to ensure everyone's box office.

Because the box office of commercial films in the first week is becoming more and more important for a film, the frequency of one week is acceptable to audiences and film companies.

Everyone is here to make money, there is no need to live and fight (dǎ) die just for one schedule.

In the last life, Marvel and DC had placed "Civil War" and "Superman vs. Batman" on the same day to face each other.

But in the end, Marvel took the initiative to avoid "Super Bat" and adjusted the schedule of "Civil War".

Although the box office gap between the two movies afterwards and the public praise have proved, if the "Civil War" hard anal "Super Bat" still will not lose, it may not be able to guarantee the box office of 1.15 billion US dollars.

Even old enemies like Marvel and DC will not release movies on the same schedule for the sake of ambition. It can be seen that most film companies will not make such an irrational attitude that Mars hit the earth.

Although the above incident has not happened in this life, the unspoken rules of the industry have made everyone think that in the end, "Iron Man" and "Wonderful Night in the Museum" will definitely have a movie that will stagger the schedule.

Everyone even thinks that the movie that actively avoids the schedule is probably "Iron Man."

Marvel Entertainment and Jiufeng are both newcomers to Hollywood, and Marvel is even a rookie.

Facing the veteran film studio Fox, they should choose to back down in the end.

Everyone thinks that this Christmas stall battle will only be a publicity and gimmick by Jiufeng.

However, until December, the two films still showed no signs of retreat.

It wasn't until this time that everyone reacted with hindsight, and they were actually playing it.

So a variety of comparative media reviews began to be screened in the major media, and everyone was analyzing which of the two films would eventually win.

From the perspective of the cast, "Wonderful Night at the Museum" is obviously better. The starring Ben Stiller is a very popular comedy star in recent years, and the box office he starred in is almost unfavorable.

Robin Williams, a veteran actor, also has his diehard fans.

As for "Iron Man" starring Robert Downey Jr., although he was also a smash hit back then, he has already lost his box office appeal because of the ** scandal in the early years.

But "Iron Man" is not without its advantages. [Iron Man] is the biggest star of this movie.

Even if Tony Stark is not as famous as Bruce Banner, it is much better than the pure original IP of "A Wonderful Night at the Museum".

In fact, in this box office battle, it is not the crew of "Wonderful Night at the Museum" or "Iron Man" that really feel uncomfortable, but other new films released on Christmas.

In previous years, the Christmas schedule was in the state of [one super and many strong]. Although the big picture would be sucked away by a movie, the rest of the movie can still drink the broth and make a fortune.

But this year we have a [Two Strong Contest], and other movies can't even eat congee.

Wanglaoji and Jiaduobao fought, but in the end they were cold and dead.

Now Hollywood is nothing more than this state.

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pS: Actually, the boss fights with the second one, and it depends on whether the third one survives or not.

For the herbal tea, Heqi played GG.

However, during the Cold War, we had risen secretly.╮(╯▽╰)╭

Chapter 417

Let's move the time forward a little bit, until the evening of December 10.

Although the stars are already scarce, the city of Los Angeles does not show the scenery of the black magpie flying south.

It's just that although it's late, the Fox Tower in Century City is still brightly lit.

For the upcoming Christmas schedule battle, every Fox employee has worked hard.

From the company’s president, Jim Canopoulos, to the lower-level employees, they put all their energy into it.

Regardless of the low-level employees below are busy and enthusiastic, and in the office of the chairman on the top floor of the Fox Building, a group of bigwigs are gathering together for the final announcement meeting.

On both sides of the long conference table in the office, the Fox executives headed by Jim Ganopros sat on the left, while Ben Stiller and other creators of "A Wonderful Night in the Museum" sat on the right.

Everyone sat quietly, looking at an assistant who was calling.

Although everyone here is very concerned about the results of the call, no one dared to disturb him.

Finally, the other party finally hung up.

"The results of the trial screening of "Iron Man" have been released?"

As the host of the meeting, Jim Ganopoulos asked his assistant.

"Yes, I just got the feedback statistics from the audience survey of the "Iron Man" preview."

The other party said slowly.

The Hollywood circle is not large. For industry giants like Fox, apart from the tightly guarded trade secrets of major companies, there is no information that they can't find.

What's more, news such as the results of the trial screening will not be within the confidentiality of major companies unless the word-of-mouth collapses beyond control.

Only at that point, everyone in the circle can guess that the quality of the movie is good or bad.

For this assistant, everyone here is his uncle, so he immediately told the statistics.

"A total of 523 valid questionnaires were collected by Jiufeng, of which 493 questionnaires of Grade A and A+."

"What about bad reviews?"

"Less than 20 copies."

This answer made everyone's expressions look bad, and Jim Ganopoulos's mouth was pursed.

The faces of everyone are not very good, even if most of the audience at the preview is a fan group, the praise rate is too high.

You must know that the trial screening rate of "X-Men 3" released this year is not even 70%.

As for the movie "Wonderful Night at the Museum" they prepared this time, its preview rate was even lower.

Of course, as a happy comedy movie that focuses on the home market, the relationship between the quality of word-of-mouth and the box office is basically the same as a woman's bra and stockings.

But even so, letting a movie that is not well-received can still make people feel unreliable against the last well-recognized movie.

For a moment, Jim Ganopoulos even had the idea to postpone the release date of "A Wonderful Night in the Museum."