Hollywood: Great Directors Starting with Saw

This is definitely a top-notch commercial production.

Perhaps it is not as deep as the connotation in the Dark Knight, not liked by film critics, and the reputation will be relatively inferior.

But its audience goes beyond the style of Batman's Dark Knight.

Simply put, this theme style will be more profitable than Batman's Dark Knight.

As for Kevin's fans, there is no need to say more.

This movie deservedly got their love.

In the midst of cheers, the premiere of Spider-Man came to an end.

And Kevin also followed his promise and started the signing party at the door of the cinema.

After signing hundreds of signatures and making the time come to ten o'clock in the evening, Kevin finished his work and returned to the villa.

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"You're back."

Helen quickly came out to help Kevin remove the suit outside.

The weather in July was quite hot, and although there was air conditioning in the cinema, it still made Kevin sweat hot in the case of too many people.

In the bathroom, the second daughter helped Kevin clean up his personal hygiene, cleaned up, and everything happened smoothly.

A good show of mandarin ducks playing in the water.

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early the next morning, Kevin arrived at the company full of energy.

The uninterrupted practice of the eight Vajra Gongs has made his physical condition better and better, plus various health supplements, Kevin's current physical condition is no worse than when he just graduated.

Greeting various employees along the way, Kevin jumped into his office.

After the data was delivered around three o'clock in the afternoon, Kevin knew whether Spider-Man was successful or not.

Reclining on the sofa in the office, Kevin looked at the old machine in his hand and suddenly missed the smart phone.

Unfortunately, there are still ten years before Apple's rise, and there is no hope in the short term.

Mitt and Zack Schneider, two living treasures, also ran over shortly after Kevin came in.

They each took a few newspapers in their hands and made a fuss.

Kevin ignored them, just casually picked up some bestsellers from the bookshelf on the side and read them.

There are countless treasures in the memories of past lives.

But not everything, Kevin remembers well, sometimes some trigger medium is needed.

For example, some best-selling movies adapted, Kevin does not necessarily remember.

"Spider-Man, a pure entertainment movie, a void as dark as space is boring, without any meaningful content, there is only one point, that is, entertainment."

Mitt deliberately read a bad review from a film critic, and then looked at Kevin's expression.

But to Mit's disappointment, Kevin's face didn't change in the slightest, as if he didn't care about the bad reviews at all.

Mitt couldn't help but complain:

"Kevin, aren't you angry that the critics critics criticize you?"

While complaining, Mitt read two more negative comments.

"The increasingly disappointing Oscar Best Director, Steve Kevin, seems to have lost the courage to fight since winning the Oscar, and the films he shoots are becoming more and more pure entertainment, which I am disappointed in, a big director should not be like this, he should make more meaningful films, and I hope that in the future, he can recognize this and change himself."

"Garbage, all garbage, Steve Kevin's movies, more and more garbage."

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Kevin glanced at Mitt and said with his usual expression:

"Don't care too much about the opinion of film critics, this is what you should learn as a director from the beginning."

"He can do it, he thinks the movie can't be done, can't he make it himself?"

"It's good or not, there are audience comments, where do you need to come up with an extra film critic out of thin air."

Mitt's eyes slipped.

"Then Kevin, what if others scold Spider-Man for having no connotation?"

Kevin looked speechless.

"Does the film need connotation?"

"Don't ask me such stupid questions in the future."

Mitt sneered.

After following Kevin for so long, he knows that commercial or entertainment is Kevin's pursuit, as for the connotation, it can be there or not.

The premise is that it does not affect the viewing of the film.

Even he and Zack Schneider have to admit that there are far more viewers who like to watch pure commercial films than so-called artworks.

And it's not a little bit or two.

After a brief fork and a small talk, the time soon came to three o'clock in the afternoon.

The staff of Sunrise Company and the theater line docking came to Kevin's office on time to send Spider-Man's first-day data.

Mitt took the data and looked at it.

Then his face was delighted, and he couldn't wait to say:

"Guess, how much box office was on the first day?"

Zack Schneider was not used to him, did not wait for him to sell the pass, and grabbed the data.

"$68 million!!"

Zack Snyder shouted out the number almost in a trembling voice.

This box office result once again broke Steve Kevin's first-day box office record, and also created a new first-day box office record in Hollywood.

"That's right, sixty-eight million dollars!"

Mitt couldn't contain his excitement and shouted wildly.

Kevin on the side showed a faint smile on his face.

It's not in vain that he spent so much thought for Spider-Man.

The box office on the first day created such a miracle, and if this record continues, it is likely to create a box office result of more than 500 million at the North American box office.

Globally, the record of breaking one billion dollars steadily.

The original version of Spider-Man created a box office result of 820 million US dollars worldwide, and Steve Kevin's adaptation of Spider-Man raised this record.

The specific box office landing point, Kevin is not sure.

But he dares to say that it will be the highest-grossing film of all his films to date, and it will also be the second film in the film market to break a billion-dollar box office record.

And the director who created the first billion-dollar film at the global box office was none other than Steven Spielberg.

That movie, called Jurassic Park.

Kevin is a little sorry not to be the first person, but with this movie, his status in Hollywood will be elevated again.

Of course, inflated Kevin certainly can't be inflated.

Because just this year, in 1997, the real monster was coming.

The Titanic, which has already started the prelude to publicity, has finally been filmed after several years of filming, and is still in post-production.

And it will raise the ceiling of the movie box office to two billion US dollars in one fell swoop.

After that, many of the films that can surpass it have brought about a higher ceiling of the film market with the progress of the times.

It can almost be said that this will be an undefeated box office myth.

Even Kevin has to admire James Cameron, but let Kevin do such a director, Kevin will definitely not do it.

James Cameron makes a movie, Kevin can make five or six, and Kevin's five or six movies, in terms of making money, can hang the Titanic, in addition to this name, Kevin is really not envious.