Post-shadow Development Plan

Thinking of Fox's next movie plan, Jim rekindled his confidence.

Although when Murdoch Jr. took over Fox, Jim reminded him to hold back until James Cameron completed "Avatar".

At first, Murdoch Jr. also agreed well.

It was only after a while, after getting familiar with Fox's various matters, that little Murdoch's mind became active.

Although Jim has repeatedly emphasized that stability is the most important thing, Murdoch Jr. still requires the start of two projects with an investment of hundreds of millions.

Maybe it's because Cameron's filming speed is too slow, and he wants to prove himself in a hurry?

Jim shook his head at the thought of the possibility.

The only good news is that at least the little Murdoch has not messed around.

The two projects he chose at least seemed to be relatively reliable.

One is the rumored work "Wolverine" of the "X-Men" movie;

The other is a movie based on the legend of King Arthur.

The former is no surprise.

Even if Little Murdoch doesn't approve the project now, after two years the funds for Cameron's new film slow down, and Jim himself will approve the project.

Although "X-Men 3" did not perform well at the box office, this has nothing to do with the role of Wolverine and actor Hugh Jackman.

With Wolverine's popularity, there is no problem in launching a separate feature film alone.

As for another King Arthur movie...

Anyone with a discerning eye can see that this movie is just trying to catch the popularity of Fate.

But this has nothing to do with it, it's not for nothing.

After all, the servant characters in the Fate story are all historical heroes, and these character stories are not protected by copyright.

At the beginning of the year, Montpela produced a film about Hercules.

Everyone knew that this was just to get rid of the popularity of Hercules in Fate, but didn't even Jiufeng's legal department say nothing?

Of course, the more important thing is that the movie also won a pretty good box office.

Hollywood has never lacked followers, since even those who follow suit have already tasted the sweetness.

Fox here has no reason not to follow up.

In particular, the success of "Flame of Purgatory" has made people know how popular the role of Arturia is.

I believe that a movie featuring King Arthur will definitely win the favor of a large number of audiences.

"Of course, the protagonist must be a girl."

Even if there is no way to invite Lily Wetting to play the leading role, King Arthur must not be a man.

In fact, it started from the moment when FSN was successful.

Hollywood has acquiesced to a fact.

Before the role of Artoria was hated by the audience, King Arthur could only be a girl in Hollywood.

It's just that Jim didn't know that the two projects proposed by Murdoch Jr. were not his own ideas.

But with the help of a "good-hearted person" whose name cannot be mentioned, I inadvertently thought of it.

Not only that, that "good-hearted man" will help Fox decide many projects in the future until Fox goes bankrupt.

So, Fox's hard days are still long.

Let us observe a second of silence for Comrade Jim Ganopoulos.

···

With the arrival of Saturday, after a day of screenings and audience word-of-mouth fermentation of "Flame of Purgatory", the attendance rate of a single show has further increased.

In particular, the Internet is a very important propaganda front for modern media, and Jiufeng has spent a lot of energy on this part.

News and posts discussing this film can be seen everywhere on major websites and forums.

Undoubtedly, except for those true fans of Fate, most of them are recruits hired by Jiufeng.

But in this era when everyone has rarely seen the Fifty Cent Party, netizens are relatively shallow.

The effect of such bombing propaganda can be said to be amazing.

In particular, Jiufeng Entertainment's online public relations department (actually Jiufeng Navy Coordination Department) has already occupied the IMDB website, the most important film exchange site in North America.

Although the score calculation rules of the IMDB website are very complicated, it is not just as simple as calculating the average score.

But the more high scores will still affect the final score of the movie.

Otherwise, why did the IMDB of Qiye's previous life have frequent vote-swiping wars?

Isn't it because this method is practical?

The method of using the army to stabilize the score in the early stage is obviously feasible.

For more than a day after its release, the score of "Flame of Purgatory" has remained at around 9.4 points, and the audience's film review column is also full of applause.