Post-shadow Development Plan

The release of this public report is not only Jiufeng Entertainment, but also endorsed by many authoritative box office statistics agencies across the United States.

So although there are still many doubts from the outside world, nothing can be said.

But this surpassed the previous North American box office performance in November, which made all other film companies drool with envy.

At present, the total box office of "Little Circle" in North America has exceeded 2.3 million, and the global box office has also exceeded the 10 million US dollar mark in just 7 days.

Not to mention North America at this time, even the global film market has seen the "Madoka" family dominate.

By Wednesday, although the performance of "Little Circle" dropped slightly, it still reached 1752 million US dollars.

And on Thursday, the box office of "Little Circle" showed a slight increase, and the single-day box office returned to more than 1800 million US dollars again, and won 1809 million US dollars!

So far, the film has been released in North America for exactly 14 days, and the cumulative box office has reached 3 million US dollars!

Everyone on and off Jiufeng was greatly encouraged.

Although "Madoka" was generally expected to be the box office predator in recent years before it was released.

But everyone, including Qiye himself, is cautious about whether the film's box office can surpass the almost insurmountable number of "Titanic".

But now, there are signs that this possibility is gradually increasing.

Because in just 14 days since the film was released, North America has exceeded 3 million, and the global box office is close to 10 billion!

This gold-absorbing speed has far exceeded that of "Titanic".

You know, it took 3 days for "Titanic" to break through the 44 million mark that year.

And now "Madoka" only took 2 weeks to achieve this result, not even half the time.

If only from the absolute data point of view, this result is nothing special.

Qiye's last movie "Flame of Purgatory" reached US$3 million in North America a little faster than "Madoka".

But the box office trend of that movie is a normal trend of commercial movies, and the results are getting lower week by week.

But Madoka...

Some people are even teasing that the box office performance of "Little Circle" in its third weekend depends on how many new 3D theaters are installed in North America.

Such a statement is naturally a joke, but it is not without basis.

If the development continues at the current speed, wait until the end of the third week of screenings of "Little Circle".

It might really be able to break through $4.5 million in North America-this is currently the highest cumulative box office record created by "Spider-Man" in three weeks.

This matter is entirely possible, because the current good reputation of the movie makes "Madoka" still have a very strong box office vitality.

In addition, "Avatar", which will not be available until December, will be released.

With such a double advantage, it is not impossible for the movie to break through $11 million before the end of November.

Even breaking the $6 million record that "Titanic" has held for more than a decade is no longer out of reach.

It's just that there are many people who are popular.

With the popularity of "Xiaoyuan", all kinds of greedy people jumped out one after another.

Many people said that the story of "Xiaoyuan" plagiarized their own ideas, and even provided "evidence" convincingly.

These people said that Jiufeng Entertainment must compensate them, otherwise they will go through legal procedures.

Whether it's Jiufeng Entertainment or Qiye, even Lao Xu doesn't care much.

Any big-selling movie will have similar problems and troubles, and it is completely inevitable.

Because no one knows who will jump out and make you sick after the movie is released and sold well.

Qiye remembers that when "Avatar" was released in her previous life, many people jumped out to sue Cameron.

And until the movie was released, Cameron plagiarized Hayao Miyazaki's remarks.

Not only Cameron, "The Hunger Games", "Inception", "Zootopia" and so on.

As long as it is a movie that can be called famous in Hollywood, it is basically difficult to escape the name of "plagiarism".

After all, it's all about money.

As for whether Cameron borrowed from other people's works in "Avatar", or whether other movies have plagiarized, it doesn't really matter.

As long as there is no tangible evidence, unless there is almost Ctrl+V like "Red Dead Redemption" and "Xin Bang", there is generally no plagiarism problem.

After all, plagiarism and reference are really a matter of benevolence and wisdom.

The influence of personal subjective factors is too strong.

Those who obviously did not plagiarize, but insisted on plagiarism; and those who clearly plagiarized, but insisted that there was no plagiarism.

These bad debts have never been less in the creative field.

Fortunately, Jiufeng suffered from copyright a long time ago, so he is very strict in this regard.

When Lao Xu created "Xiaoyuan", although he did learn from "Kamen Rider Dragon Knight" and "JOJO" time ability.

But to say that plagiarism is not at all called.

Besides, Toei and Shueisha didn't jump out, which round will you fools call first? !