Hollywood: Great Directors Starting with Saw

Then there's the Warner Bros. Superman movie.

When the data of the box office on the first day came out, it surprised Dawson, but the subsequent word-of-mouth reputation was criticized by countless audiences because the plot was too similar to Batman.

This led to a huge drop, and it was only released for twenty days, and it was taken offline early.

When this news was told to Kevin, Kevin couldn't help but cheer, and sure enough, as he expected.

Warner in the previous life, with the template of Marvel's success in front, still made that half-dead look.

Now, without Marvel's template in front, it's all up to them to figure it out, which is even more difficult.

And Kevin's Batman Dark Universe awaits them.

Kevin really couldn't think of any chance of their success.

Kevin even thought that there may be an opportunity to acquire DC in the future.

After all, Warner's Harry Potter was poached by him, DC was also taken by him on a crooked road, and whether the future Warner Bros. can continue the glory of this giant is anyone's guess.

"I see."

"How is the Harry Potter crew preparing?"

Dawson flipped through the information in his hand and raised his head:

"The main actors have been assembled, but according to your requirements, the Hogwarts House we built in the suburbs has only partially completed and is still in time."

"Well, you can shoot other plots first, and then shoot the plots in the academy when the academy is built."

Dawson nodded.

"Then it's no problem, it's all ready and ready to shoot."

"Okay, you immediately notify the crew, meet at MGM on the set in three days, and start filming the film."

"Yes."

After the order, Kevin left the company and went to a high-end headhunting company.

Yes, this time Harry Potter, Kevin is playing with real big money.

The total investment is 130 million US dollars.

It is the largest investment of all his films, of which MGM and Sunrise each allocate half of the rights revenue.

Copyright belongs to Sunrise Films.

I won't say much about these left-handed to right-handed details, and on the whole, it is basically the movie that Kevin invested alone.

In order to maximize the benefits of the film.

Like director Veuve Clicquot, movies may not make money, but the set left by making movies can get a lot of benefits outside of the film.

To this end, Kevin directly took a large piece of wasteland thirty miles away in San Francisco, in a suburb.

Suburban land, even if it was cheaper, cost Kevin $70 million and pay a large amount of taxes to the municipality every year.

This is also Kevin's attempt to expand his film business.

In these two months, Kevin is not completely playing, he is also thinking about the future.

The core of his career is in film, and this will certainly not change.

But how can the benefits of the film be maximized?

After some hard thinking, Kevin thought of Disney.

Disney's scale does not need to be said, a single amusement park is simply a gold cave in later generations.

Being able to make a lot of cash every year is different from those virtual economies, which are the real economy.

The ability to carry risks is extremely high.

Financial network companies, get up fast, but die fast.

This kind of company has never been what Kevin wants to do.

But Disney can.

The biggest factor in Disney's success is the countless anime IPs it holds.

Speaking of which, I have to mention MGM.

MGM also holds some good anime IPs in her hands.

Among anime IPs, there is a ranking in the future.

Among them, the most powerful anime IP, that is, the anime IP that has created the most revenue, is the well-known Pokémon, also known as Pokémon.

The fourth place is the well-known Mickey Mouse.

8th place Mario, tenth place Harry Potter.

Marvel is in eleventh place.

Of course, this is also related to time, Marvel started relatively late, so the total income created is not as good as the previous one, and there is still a lot of potential to be tapped.

But it also shows the importance of IP.

And MGM has god-level IPs such as cats and mice in his hands, which urgently needs Kevin to develop.

Plus Pirates of the Caribbean, Harry Potter, Marvel and other IPs in hand.

Building an amusement park seems to be a good option.

With so many IPs gathered in one amusement park, it is difficult to be unpopular.

Kevin even had a magical idea, that is, to shoot an amusement park magical night according to the plot of the museum's magical night.

These copyrights are all his, without any copyright conflict.

Kevin can even invite Johnny Depp, Spider-Man, to make cameo appearances in these movies.

It's going to be a really awesome commercial.

Its core is to help the amusement park drain traffic.

The release of such a movie will attract many tourists to the amusement park, just thinking about it, Kevin feels that there are countless beautiful knives to be paid.

Of course, the funds required by amusement parks are very large and need to come step by step.

Kevin's first step is to establish a Harry Potter Hogwarts house, and he is still recreating some special scenes in Harry Potter one by one.

Then when Harry Potter is released, visitors will be allowed to enter, and the ticket money will be returned.

Step by step, build his amusement park.

In a lack of funds, he had to do so.

Later, in a high-end headhunting company, after giving the specific conditions for high-end talents with experience in running amusement parks, Kevin turned around and went to MGM.

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"Reiter."

"Boss, you're here."

Ret, who was dealing with official business in the office, heard someone looking at him, and as soon as he looked up, he saw Kevin and quickly stood up.

Step out of your desk to greet you.

"Sit."

Sitting down on the sofa in front of him, and letting Late sit down by the way, Kevin said:

"Harry Potter will start filming in three days, is there anyone still using it on the current set?"

LRIGHT shook his head.

"At present, the set is not open to the public."

"For your own use only."

"Well, yes, then after three days, coordinate the crew to enter the scene."

"Over to us."

Reiter replied.

After briefly dealing with the admission question, Kevin asked about MGM's anime business.

"LTECH, what business is currently being carried out by the company?"

A hint of embarrassment appeared on Ret's face.

"

At present, the company's business is basically in a state of stagnation, except for Harry Potter, there is also a little animation-related business in the field, but the overall profit situation is very average."

"The main thing is to rely on the licensing revenue of those classic IPs."

Reiter's words made it clear MGM's current embarrassing situation.