Post-shadow Development Plan

At the end of the article, Kenneth Turan even wrote such words as "Camelo, which combines entertainment and art, is bound to go down in history!"

Even Qiye's number one fan (self-proclaimed) Ms. Arong is ashamed of her serious work attitude.

However, Kenneth Turan's ability to write such an article is also related to his natural preference for commercial films.

Kenneth Turan, though not as famous as the late Roger Ebert.

But as a well-known commercial film critic, he still has a certain influence in China.

Naturally, his film reviews can also drive a group of people to become viewers of "Camero".

From here, we can see what it means to be a gentleman who knows current affairs.

With the overall income of film critics decreasing, Kenneth Turan can still maintain a good income.

Therefore, it is better not to have trouble with money at work.

Throughout Friday, all the theaters showing "Camelot" were buzzing.

This grand occasion quickly spread with the report of Jiufeng Entertainment's multimedia platform.

Anyone who is very concerned about the summer file can see clearly that "Camero" must have an extraordinary first-day box office.

So everyone in Hollywood ushered in the first weekend in May of 2014 amidst anticipation and entanglement.

This morning, Sony Columbia's president's office was eerily quiet.

The current president, Sanford, is reviewing emails on the computer while drinking coffee.

It stands to reason that a company executive like him does not need to work overtime on weekends.

But now is an unusual time, the most lucrative summer vacation of the year in Hollywood.

No matter how unwilling he is to work overtime, Sanford still has to put on a show.

Since being cheated by the original leader of Columbia, Sony has focused on strengthening the management of Columbia Cinema's executives.

Even though Japan's overtime culture isn't enforced, Sanford thinks he's better off sitting in his office at times like this.

"Ding dong!"

When he heard the notification sound of receiving the email, Sanford opened his mailbox immediately.

Sure enough, there is a North American Friday box office bulletin sent below in the newly received email.

"I hope the box office can be a little more."

Sanford is a little nervous. The movie "Dragon Tiger Boys 2" released by Sony Columbia is currently in theaters.

The predecessor to the comedy film, which grossed $2012 million worldwide in 1.38.

Naturally, for a low-budget comedy, it was a hit.

The launch of the sequel after two years is completely a certainty.

It's just that the movie schedule of this sequel is not very good, it is in the last week at the end of April.

It's not that Sony Columbia doesn't want to move the schedule back, but the next few months have been packed with all kinds of monster and fairy movies.

In order to avoid the blockbuster Camelot, other studios across the country had to avoid the first two weeks of May.

This has led to the release of strong movies almost every week from mid-May to June.

Sony Columbia is not a fool. If a low-cost comedy like "Dragon Tiger Boys" touches a movie with an investment of hundreds of millions of dollars, it is tantamount to hitting a stone with a pebble.

In the end, after choosing and choosing, Sony Columbia could only put the movie one week before the start of the summer file.

That worked out pretty well, with "Dragon Boys 2" grossing more than $600 million in its opening weekend.

On average, the single-day box office for the three days of the weekend is almost 2000 million US dollars.

In the off-season, Sanford is very satisfied that a low-budget comedy can achieve such results.

Just like all commercial films, the box office of "Longhu Youth Team 2" experienced a huge drop in the second week.

No weekday single-day box office from Monday to Thursday exceeded $1000 million.

Sanford only hopes that yesterday is Friday, and the single-day box office can exceed 1000 million US dollars.

If there is no such result, then the next schedule of "Dragon Tiger Boys 2" will be in danger.

Sanford knew very well that his nervousness was caused by Kiryu Nanaya and his "Camero".

After a day of screenings, this super masterpiece has exploded in word-of-mouth and has become a super masterpiece among movie fans.

And those theaters that only care about money are the most realistic. If the movie tickets are easy to sell, they will queue up more movies.

Don't even think about it, other films, including "Dragon and Tiger Boys 2", which did a good box office in the first weekend.

I can only shiver in the shadow of "Camelo" this weekend.

Poor, weak and helpless are the truest portrayals of these movies.

Sanford moved the mouse and opened the email tremblingly.

It was Kiryu Nanaya's "Camelo" that appeared on the homepage, which meant that this movie won yesterday's single-day box office champion.

Sanford did not have any surprises. The only thing that surprised him was the box office of the film. The box office of "Camero" on Friday was as high as 1 million US dollars!