Legendary Hollywood Producer

"Hahahaha..."

Not long after the opening, the audience in the cinema was seduceed by the movie "The Hangover" and laughed, and the same happened in movie theaters across North America.

Renman was already laughing and even his mouth was sore. Maria, who was sitting next to him, was better than him, but she couldn't take into account her own image, and laughed loudly.

Slowly stopped the laughter. Just when Renman's facial muscles were about to loosen and his mouth could close, he immediately laughed uncontrollably when he saw the scene in the movie.

In the auditorium, some people laughed lightly, while others laughed so that their shoulders were shaking, or even making a bellows-like ruffing sound, which made people suspect that he would lose his breath in the next second. This also proves the magic that the movie "The Hangover" brings to them.

The story of the big screen moved forward amidst laughter, and the group of four encountered gangsters on the way to find the bridegroom Doug.

Against the backdrop of thrilling background music, a police car rushed into the street in a panic, followed by 4 or 5 gang members' cars.

On the lawn of the chapel, a wedding was being held. Suddenly, a swift police car drove past the middle, disrupting the orderly order of the scene.

After getting rid of the gang and temporarily out of danger, the lawyer played by Jim Carrey pulled his neck and shouted hoarsely: "What's going on? Can anyone tell me what happened?"... ..

"Hahahaha..." There was laughter everywhere in the dimly-lit cinema room. Renman was covering his mouth and strenuously controlling his facial muscles. He felt that his face was already wooden and could no longer do this Laughed.

The movie is only halfway through, and that's it. What can I do next? Renman is a little worried about this problem, what a happy trouble.

In a corner of the theater, a columnist of the Los Angeles Times who specializes in film reviews is recording his experience of watching movies in a notebook he carries with him. His current thinking is a bit sympathetic for those movies that were released at the same time as "The Hangover."

There is no doubt that this movie will occupy a huge share of the Christmas box office market.

Although the story of this movie is absurd and perverse, it is a comedy after all, and as long as a comedy can successfully make the audience laugh, it is a wonderful and satisfying movie.

And "The Hangover" is undoubtedly a very good job. From the beginning of the film to the present, the theater has not stopped laughing. This is also the biggest affirmation and praise for it.

The screening of the film was drawing to a close, and a list of the main creators began to appear on the screen, but most of the audience in the theater didn't want to leave at all. Instead, they waited until the cast list was over before they got up and left with a smile. The theater was full of lively buzzing conversations, and haha, recalling the highlights of the movie just now, and everyone had a light or thick smile.

"This movie is really good, I almost laughed to death" Maria walked beside Renman and said exaggeratedly.

"Yeah, I almost couldn't breathe. The lawyer role played by Kim Kerry in the movie really makes people want to laugh." Renman also agreed.

"Well, except for him, everyone else performed very well. I was a little curious about how the director brought so many funny people together. I have never seen so many faces." Maria smiled and said: "Especially the fat actor who played the bride's brother, I was also very impressed by him."

"Yes, yes, that character is also very eye-catching..."

Talking and laughing, Renman and Maria talked about how they felt when they watched the movie, and they went out of the cinema in a short while.

At the door, when he saw the cars coming and going on the street, Renman suddenly remembered something. He quickly stopped talking to Maria about the movie and asked: "It’s getting late, Maria, let’s be together Go for dinner."

"Okay, where shall we eat?"

"Do you want to eat Mexican flavor or Italian flavor, or something else?"

"Well, Mexico."

"Okay, let's go to an authentic Mexican restaurant for dinner. I'll take you there. I know there is a good restaurant nearby."

What is gratifying is that Renman has taken another step forward on the way to associate with Maria, and on the other side, Shulman also has good news...

Burbank, Western European Pictures Building.

It's getting late, but the employees in the company haven't left. The offices are brightly lit, and everyone is busy working overtime.

Shulman is no exception. He is in his office at this time, staring at the computer in front of him, refreshing the web page frequently, wanting to receive the first day of box office data as soon as possible.

Nowadays, the theater system speeds up the statistical work of data. Generally, the box office data of the day can be obtained after midnight, but it is already around 12 o'clock.

Looking at the watch in his hand, the second hand was moving slowly, Shulman was a little anxious, he cared a little about the performance of this movie.

After all, "The Hangover" is the first large-scale movie released by Western European Films, and this is a movie produced by Manhai Entertainment. The relationship between it and this company is that, you can't mess it up. .

In the past, Manhai Entertainment’s films were handed over to others to distribute. Naturally, it depends on the publicity ability of those people. Now it is handed over to its own family. If it is due to its own channels or publicity factors, the film will be in the North American box office market It’s a terrible failure. This cruel comparison means that all the previous costs for establishing channels are not worthwhile and flawed. Shulman doesn't want to see this happen. No one has a better say in the integration of North American channels. This is a test, and Western European Films needs to prove itself.

Compared to Shulman's a little anxious heart, Roman sitting on the sofa has a much calmer mind.

Ever since he watched the finished film and put so much effort in the promotion of the film, Roman is not too worried that the Hangover will not get good results.

What I'm watching now is whether it can surpass the box office of the movie in the previous life.

If it can surpass it, it would be wonderful. This not only means that it will bring a large amount of revenue to the two companies, but also means that Roman’s huge changes to the film are feasible ideas. The latter’s Meaning is more important than the former.

If even this degree of change can be accepted by the audience, thereby creating profits, then Roman will be able to make magical changes even more easily when making other movies in the future. It is interesting to think about it.