Who are you calling "little fresh meat"? I'm the king.

Chapter 421 Prophecy (44)

Uh, "Under the Flying Clouds" is a song by Lin Junjie...

But now, its creator is Shen Yan…

It doesn't matter, it's for Lin Junjie to sing anyway.

Singing a duet with Han Hong means you are a top-tier singer.

As You Wish...

This needs no further explanation; it's a song that's a direct contender for the Spring Festival Gala!

As expected, before the show even aired, the Spring Festival Gala production team called, directly inviting Shen Yan and Han Hong to sing this song at the Gala…

It's probably something Han Hong discussed with the Spring Festival Gala music team.

In addition, in the second episode, Shen Yan also rearranged "I Love You, China," adding piano, guitar, bass, violin accompaniment, and children's voices, singing it with a gentle tone...

Wang Feng exclaimed, "I never expected this song could be rearranged like this... You're really amazing!"

"The original version is already a classic, so the melody itself doesn't need to be changed; only the singing style needs to be altered..."

"The Voice of China" cannot become Shen Yan's personal showcase...

All the mentors are very professional.

Lin Junjie also showed off his rendition, performing "Daughter's Love"...

Yu Quan couldn't resist and adapted "My Favorite in My Life".

Wang Feng adapted "Waiting" and shared a story: "He rarely sells songs, 'Waiting' was an exception... Selling this song to Huang Qishan was something he was very unwilling and saddened about, but due to financial difficulties, he couldn't even afford the rent at the time, so he had no choice but to reluctantly part with it."

……

After finishing the recording of the second episode, Shen Yan went to Beijing…

The movie "Lost in Thailand" is going to have its premiere.

Actually, at last year's press conference for the start of filming of "CZ12," it was announced that the film would be released on December 12th of this year. However, Huayi Brothers wanted to give "Back to 1942" another week...

Jackie Chan agreed to postpone the release of "CZ12" by one week, to December 20th.

Then, "CZ12" was besieged by "The Last Tycoon" and "The Guillotines", but "CZ12" still managed to gross 900 million yuan at the box office.

However, "Lost in Thailand" was released earlier than scheduled!

Originally scheduled for release on December 20th... it was moved up to December 12th.

Wang Changtian didn't care whether "Back to 1942" was Feng Xiaogang's masterpiece...

Even if it is, it has nothing to do with him!
Enlight Media didn't invest a single penny in "Back to 1942".

From a broader market perspective, "Back to 1942" underperformed, and "The Last Supper" never really took off...

Until the 20th... a ten-day period.

They definitely need to upgrade their application...

Oh, Yu Dong said that "Back to 12" was Feng Xiaogang's sincere work, and he couldn't bear to block it... so, "The Great Shanghai" will be released on December 24th...

This reason doesn't hold water, because "CZ12" is also Jackie Chan's "last" action film, so why did you release "The Last Tycoon" on the 24th?
Do you think Jackie Chan is inferior to Feng Xiaogang?

The exact reason... nobody knows.

No one can fathom Yu Dong's thoughts. He was told one minute that "Operation Jiaolong will never be pulled from theaters," and the next minute Bona Film Group announced a "special edition," which was essentially a cancellation...

A very abstract person!

Back to the premiere of "Lost in Thailand," Shen Yan and Shi Shi appeared together...

This directly shattered the defenses of many marketing accounts that were adamant that "they broke up"!
Of course, the CP fans are like celebrating the New Year!

Their CP fans are called Shen Yunshi Xiang...

Sit up straight and asked him softly, "Do you know Xu Zheng?"

"I don't know him/her, I've never dealt with him/her before!"

"You've never worked with him?" "...No..."

"I don't have any either..." Shi Shi thought for a moment and said, "I heard that it was very difficult for 'Lost in Thailand' to get investment!"

"...should be..."

Actually, you can tell from the production companies that Xu Zheng frequently worked with before "Lost in Thailand" that Xu Zheng's first choice must have been Xiaoma Benteng!

Xiao Ma Benteng was actually willing to invest, but demanded a change of director.

Xu Zheng couldn't possibly agree, so he approached Hua Yi, but Hua Yi thought it was too tacky and didn't like it...

We only approached Enlight Media as a last resort!

Look, the screenwriter of "Lost in Thailand," Shu Huan, is a contracted artist with Xiaoma Benteng!
I heard that Xiao Ma secretly signed Wang Baoqiang behind Xu Zheng's back. After Wang Baoqiang found out that Xu Zheng was going to make "Lost in Thailand," he immediately refunded his deposit and joined the "Lost in Thailand" production team...

Shen Yan added, "Before, Ji Xiang wanted to poach people and suggested bringing in Zhong Lifang from Xiaoma Benteng... But I think she's unreliable. All she thinks about is internationalization. You haven't even established a foothold in the domestic market yet, and you're already thinking about internationalization?"

"Perhaps...they acquired Digital Domain?"

"That was acquired by the son-in-law of the car company..."

Who is the son-in-law of the car company?

"...Mr. Dai's son-in-law, Mr. Dai is the former president of the Bank of China!"

"Huh? Then this..."

"Stop talking!"

"Oh…"

The so-called acquisition of Digital Domain by Pegasus ultimately benefited Che Zisheng. Later, after Che Zisheng gained absolute control of Digital Domain's parent company, Upfield Sky Limited, he began to implement a backdoor listing, putting the business into his own Aoliang Group and reaping huge profits.

As for Zhong Lifang…

You say she lacks courage, while others bet heavily on "The Crossing"; you say she has courage, while she missed out on "Lost in Thailand"...

My judgment is still poor.

Thinking about going international all day long...

……

Lost in Thailand is undoubtedly an excellent road comedy.

It pioneered a comedy genre that exploits exotic cultures…

It's about catering to the public's stereotypes about foreign countries and creating laughs.

Later, Enlight Media also produced films like "Hollywood Adventures" and "Buddies in India," all following the same formula...

However, the story of "Lost in Thailand" is competent, fulfilling all the elements of a road trip comedy, and the protagonist experiences anxiety, which is ultimately resolved, with his midlife crisis ending...

The humor is also quite good.

"Hollywood Adventures" and "Buddies in India" are just awkward!

The premise of "Lost in Hong Kong" was actually quite good, but the filming was problematic. It felt like all that was left was a screen full of classic Hong Kong songs, coupled with Bao Beier's annoying acting and appearance...

Moreover, Zhao Yanzi's acting was not good either.

So awkward it makes you want to scratch your toes...

After watching the movie, host Liu Yiwei interviewed Shen Yan, asking for his impressions. Shen Yan took the microphone and said, "From the perspective of a road comedy, 'Lost in Thailand' is impeccable. Whether it's the story, the characters, the jokes... or even a bit of depth, it's a very good movie! However, Mr. Wang, you're under pressure!"

Wang Changtian was taken aback: "What do you mean?"

"I think this movie has a good chance of breaking the 12.5 billion yuan box office record just set by 'The Big Shot,' provided that the distribution can keep up. 'The Big Shot' has been suppressing several other movies released in the same period... Whether 'Lost in Thailand' can get good screenings depends on you!"

Wang Changtian was stunned again, stammering, "...Break the record of 'The Big Shot'?"

Xu Zheng couldn't believe it either: "How is this possible?"

Shen Yan countered, "...Why is it impossible? If a blockbuster film grossing over 10 billion yuan can be released during the National Day holiday, it's bound to be released during the Lunar New Year holiday... So why can't it be 'Lost in Thailand'?"

(End of this chapter)