Post-shadow Development Plan

Because most of the actors in the fate project team are employees from the United States and Japan, the long holidays of Christmas and New Year's Day are definitely unavoidable.

And today is the last day of filming in 2006. After today's filming is completed, the crew will gather again in 2007.

Although the shooting has stopped, the work of the crew has not ended. For example, the post-production team will not have a holiday until before Christmas.

However, the actors of the fate crew are not immediately able to go home and relax on vacation.

Christmas is here, and the last box office battle between Jiufeng Entertainment and Fox in 2006 has officially kicked off.

This entertainment battle, hailed as "The Last Smoke of Gunpowder in 2006" by major entertainment reporters, has attracted the attention of countless people inside and outside the circle.

Whether it is "Night at the Museum" or "Iron Man", they are all special effects big production popcorn movies.

So there is no such thing as winning prizes for them, and the box office performance is the only criterion for testing the two.

Originally, for such a large-scale production movie, the investors would stagger the release time in order to ensure the box office revenue as much as possible.

After all, unless it is a phenomenon-level movie like "Titanic", the number of viewers will not change much in a short period of time.

And most of the audience asked them to watch two movies in a short period of time, and most of them would choose to shake their heads.

Their time and energy will not permit them to do so.

Therefore, no matter how tight the schedule is during the summer vacation, big-budget 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 to a film, the frequency of one release per week is acceptable to both audiences and film companies.

Everyone is here to make money, there is no need to fight (dǎ) to death just for a schedule.

In the last life, Marvel and DC put "Civil War" and "Superman vs. Batman" on the same day to confront each other at the beginning.

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

Although the box office gap between the two films afterwards and the public's word-of-mouth prove that if "Civil War" and "Superbat" still can't lose, it may not be possible to guarantee a box office of 11.5 billion US dollars.

Even old enemies like Marvel and DC will not release movies on the same schedule for the sake of emotional disputes. It can be seen that most film companies will not take an irrational attitude like sparks hitting the earth.

Although the above incident did not happen in this life, the unspoken industry rules established by convention made everyone think that in the end, "Iron Man" and "Night at the Museum" will definitely have a movie with a staggered schedule.

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

Both Marvel Entertainment and Jiufeng are newcomers in Hollywood, and Marvel is even a rookie.

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

Everyone thought that this Christmas fight was just a publicity stunt and a gimmick by Jiufeng.

However, until December, the two films still showed no sign of shrinking.

It wasn't until this time that everyone realized that they were playing for real.

As a result, all kinds of comparative media comments began to spread across the major media, and everyone was analyzing which of the two films would win in the end.

Judging from the cast, "Night at the Museum" is obviously better. The lead actor Ben Stiller is a very popular comedy star in recent years, and the box office of the movies he starred in is almost unbeatable.

And 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 long lost his box office appeal because of the sex scandals in the early years.

But "Iron Man" is not without advantages. The IP of "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 "Night at the Museum".

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

In previous years, the Christmas schedule was always in the state of "one super, many strong". Although the big head would be sucked away by one movie, the remaining movies could still drink broth and make a fortune.

But this year, there was a [Two Powers], and now other movies can't even eat porridge.

Wang Laoji fights with Jia Duobao, but in the end he and Qi are dying.

This is the state of Hollywood right now.

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pS: In fact, the boss fights with the second brother, and it depends on whether the third child can survive or not.

For the herbal tea, He Qi hits GG.

But during the Cold War, we were secretly rising. ╮(╯▽╰)╭

Chapter 417 The Eve of the Christmas War

Let's move the time forward a little bit, to the night of December 12th.

Although the moon and stars are thinning, there is no scene of black magpies flying south in the city of Los Angeles.

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

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

Up to the company's president Jim Ganopoulos, down to a junior employee put all his energy into it.

Regardless of the busy grassroots employees below, all the bosses in the chairman's office on the top floor of the Fox Building are gathering for the final publicity meeting.

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

Everyone sat quietly, watching an assistant who was on the phone.