hollywood draw

Now is the most fanatical summer season in North America. Since the film has been released, no matter what purpose it is for, the first task must be to obtain the highest box office as much as possible.

In the early stages of the movie's release, what best represents the market potential is the audience reputation of the movie. They are first-hand consumers and the most say-worthy existence.

Now that the film has shown signs of severe polarization in reputation, it means that there are still a large number of ordinary movie fans who cannot accept such a story expression.

You know, the fans who were able to enter the theater as soon as possible last night were either supporters of the main creative team or fans of this type of movie. They all gave such comments. After the large-scale release today, the reputation of fans will definitely continue to expand towards this trend.

Faced with such a situation, Wayne actually has no good idea. Since he chose to make this film, such risks have existed.

"But there is still good news here."

Seeing him falling into silent thinking, Naomi Watts continued: "The Walker of the Insular" has a very good professional reputation. In Warner Bros.'s statistics this morning, it was found that most famous film critics in North America gave this film a very high evaluation. The explosive professional reputation will help us compete for professional awards, right?"

"That's right, but the first thing we need to consider now is not to be too ugly for the box office." Wayne breathed a sigh of relief and said without hesitation: "The positive comments of those film critics cannot be said to have no impact on the summer season, but they are definitely not as high as we imagined."

Wayne actually knew what the professional rating is, but that was only a great effect on the awards ceremony season half a year later, but it was not of great significance to the current box office.

Some people in the circle may still be superstitious about professional ratings, but they definitely do not include them. It is not obvious now. It won’t take too long. As long as you spend ten years, everyone will find out how limited it is if you are separated from the audience’s ratings.

In fact, there are many examples now. Commercial science fiction films with poor professional ratings often perform very well in the market, while good movies praised by the film critics frequently get cold in the market.

Just like if there is no production company in two thousand years, then using professional ratings to measure market potential, this rating method that is separated from the public is destined to be impossible to represent anything other than the awards season.

This is like a multiple-choice question. If you choose the so-called professional score, you will be destined to be separated from the needs of ordinary movie fans. It is inevitable that the market will be cold.

Of course, films with both professional reputation and movie fans have achieved great success, and films with both awards and box office will appear every year, but this itself has luck. To achieve similar results, it is definitely not something that ordinary people can achieve with their efforts.

In fact, Wayne has already made this movie "The Walker of the Stop" in his heart, and he has not been prepared to perform in the theater market. Just because of the type of the film, the North American box office and the world box office are definitely incomparable to his previous works.

But he was still a little unwilling to give up. In fact, no director is willing to see his hard-working works, and they will not be welcomed by more audiences when they are in the theater market.

Nina glanced at the watch on her wrist and whispered: "Boss, the time is almost over, it's time for us to set off now."

"Ok." Before leaving, Wayne came to the stroller, bent down and kissed the sleeping little guy gently, and looked up at Naomi Watts. "In the past few weeks I've been running outside for promotion, you can read more of the script of "The Dark Knight". Personally, let Hela find a teacher for you, which will be good for your next job."

"I will, if necessary." The Australian actress stood on tiptoe and kissed him gently on the face, suddenly remembered something, and said, "Don't you want to know the early box office of her competitor "Ranstorm"?"

“It doesn’t make sense.”

Wayne waved his hand and turned to walk outside the living room. "Nami, the advance schedules of the two films are not equal. I don't expect that the box office of "The Infernal Affairs" is so high, but this is definitely not comparable to "Ranstorm"."

Perhaps he can't judge whether his stylized film can be sold well, but he is extremely confident that with the early game of "Ranstorm" of "Ranstorm", and with 2,200 painting theaters, it is basically unlikely that he wants to compete with himself at the box office of the first weekend.

This era is indeed an era with the strongest appeal. Mel Gibson does have a great popularity, but it depends on whom. Since I have no suspense in terms of the number of scenes in advance, the scale of the opening screen, the number of screens, the lineup of the crew, etc., I have no suspense, how can I be defeated by the other party in the box office?

The rest is nothing more than the quality of the film, which mainly depends on the director's skills. Lang Howard is considered a good director, but no one is so stupid that he puts him in the same position as Wayne.

"Boss, you're not worried at all, the other party's box office will surpass us?"

The Rolls-Royce Silver Spurs left the manor smoothly and drove all the way to Los Angeles International Airport. On the way, Nina asked curiously to Wayne, who was resting with her eyes closed.

"Well, if you want to surpass us in the first weekend, you need them to find a way to pass Daisy's level..."

That's right, in Wayne's mind, the first weekend was the most powerful period for his film. Because the fans who had the three male protagonists would enter the theater as soon as possible. The group viewing activities organized by Daisy will start today and last for three days on the weekend until the next working day arrives.

With the good reputation he has accumulated over the years, he believes that not only the hardcore members of his movie fan organization, but also more passers-by movie fans, who can't help but be curious about going to the theater to buy tickets and watch movies.

Don’t underestimate the promotion of Warner Bros. “This is Wayne’s last R-rated film”. The emotional effect often bursts with unimaginable enthusiasm for watching movies.

The Rolls-Royce Silver Thorn gradually faded away and disappeared from Naomi Watts's sight. She hummed unknown music and returned to the living room. She first looked at her daughter's naughty sleeping position and picked up the statistical report again.

It is very clear that after the premiere of "Ranstorm", "Ranstorm", opened 2,200 early stages in North America at the same time. According to the news received by Warner Bros. this morning, the box office was about 3.3 million US dollars.

This action blockbuster, initiated by Michael Orwitz, directed by Lang Howard, and starring Mel Gibson and Renee Russell, claims that the production cost is 80 million US dollars. If the film's promotion and promotion investment is added, Disney will definitely not invest less than 100 million US dollars in this project.

The box office results in advance may not represent the box office after the film officially opened, but to a certain extent, it can reflect the popularity of the film in the early stages of its release.

So Naomi Watts was relieved to open the statistics. If nothing unexpected happens, this film will compete with "The Walker of the Stop" in the same period. If you want to recover the cost in the theater market, you have to look at the subsequent performance of the film, whether the audience will buy it or not.

So, the Australian actress once again enjoyed it and read the media's praises to his father to the little guy who was sleeping and didn't understand anything. No matter whether the little guy could listen or not, she hoped that the person she closest would share this unparalleled joy and pride.

"The narrative rhythm in the front of the film is slow, but it clearly explains the background of the two male protagonists, especially the description of the two little boys and the environment in which the film is located, has a rare sense of meticulous cross-narrative in Wayne Greenberg's works.

As for the Greenber format video elements that movie fans are looking forward to, this "Walking in the Side" is full of them. Whether it is the struggle of human nature, the discussion of social issues, the realism of the fist, or the large scale that makes people's adrenaline soar, it can definitely satisfy the expectations of movie fans."---Kenneth Tulan.

"I personally think this is the best film Wayne has made since the 1990s. It not only retains his previous social critical consciousness, but also the most distinctive, dramatic and entertaining work in the storytelling technique.

This undoubtedly shows Wayne's excellent grasp of the story, with strong coherence, and the tortuous story also makes the monotonous theme of the environment not boring. It expands the creative space for gangster films and enriches the details of shaping the characters' personalities.

So in my opinion it tends to be more social drama than psychological drama. Of course, I personally think that the theme of the film is clear, and the closed ending makes people feel absurd and happy. Compared to the classics he filmed in the past, there are not so many places to reminisce about. But no matter what, this is enough to be called Wayne's culmination of film noir!"---Torder McCarthy.

"The Walker of the Skies is a model of parallel and cross montage! In terms of the narrative processing of the entire film, the processing of comparison montage is very natural and smooth through the use of post-production editing and parallel montage, making the relationship between the characters in the story seem to become more direct and simple, and the effect presented is very well-established. It is a very skillful example of technology.

From the various ways of handling this video, we can find that Wayne Greenberg has completely reached the master level in terms of technology, whether in terms of control of the film's narrative, camera, etc...."--"Los Angeles Times"

"What a pity!"

In an office on the seventh floor of the Warner Bros. Building, Bruce Rosenblum threw down the newspaper in his hand. From early morning to now, he saw all kinds of media and film critics, and praised Wayne in a worshipful way.

Opposite the desk, Jeff Robinoff lit a victory cigar and asked leisurely: "What a pity?"

"Faced with the theater alliance, we should insist on signing an exclusive screening agreement." Bruce Rosenblum shook his head. "With the glory Wayne has created in the past few years, there is hope that we can talk about it, otherwise we can directly squeeze Disney to death!"