Post-shadow Development Plan

"You are really a born businessman, Ziyuan." Qiye praised sincerely.

"It's okay, but you need to work hard now." Ziyuan said with a smile, "I have no distribution rights in my hands now, and I don't have any content to distribute. This requires you, a great director, to fill in the content."

"Don't worry, I won't let you down."

Qiye confidently assured.

Chapter 213 Illya Finished

A week after the meeting with Nanaya and Shion, Jiufeng officially released the news that the Fate movie will be released in the summer of 2005.

The news did not mention which week it will be in the summer vacation, let alone mention that the movie will be divided into two parts.

This is a trick played by Qiye. If it is announced that the movie will be divided into two parts at the beginning, it is very likely that many movie fans will be discouraged from the movie.

The current influence of Fate is not as good as that of "Lord of the Rings" or "Harry Potter", which has a huge fan base.

It's not yet possible that even knowing there's a sequel, fans will be more than happy to pay to get into the theater.

This news caused quite a stir in Hollywood. After all, it was a big-budget movie, so it was impossible to say that no one paid attention.

As for whether there are any movies that have been affected by this and the schedule has been changed, Qiye can't control that much.

Even if I want to change my estimate, I will wait until I announce the exact release date.

After dealing with the chores outside of these film projects, he has turned his attention back to filmmaking itself.

Now he needs to rush to finish filming Illya's content, because the little Lolita's body is developing faster than he imagined.

In less than a month, she has already raised 4cm, and the cup size is also developing from flat to A.

So Qiye immediately took the actors who had already assembled in Japan to Kobe City for filming.

For this reason, Qiye took the green train that was booked again, but this time there were more people than when they went back to their hometown last time.

Just when Nanaya left Tokyo on the Shinkansen, "Pain Residue", which was released in March this year, was finally released from Japan after more than half a year of screening.

This urban fantasy movie finally won a box office of 143 billion yen in Japan.

From the perspective of investment and return, the movie "Residual Pain" is undoubtedly a success.

This two-episode continuous film, including production costs and publicity costs, did not reach 10 billion yen for a single film, but brought Lin Bao more than 80 billion yen in profits (Lin Bao has his own theater chain , the cinema division is much lower).

This is not counting the peripherals of the movie and the overseas box office.

There is no market for oriental urban ghost stories in Europe and the United States; but in Asia, because of the similar cultural relationship, there is still a certain degree of enthusiasm.

Although the final box office of "Residual Pain" cannot be fully counted because there are still many countries that have not yet released, but Qiye believes that the problem of exceeding 200 billion yen should not be a big problem.

But that's about it.

Compared with "Goblin Slayer", which earned 6 million US dollars worldwide, it is certainly incomparable, but it can be regarded as a very successful commercial film in Asia in 2003.

The only thing that makes Nanaya a little regretful is that it is estimated that it will not be able to become the champion of this year's Japanese box office chart.

If his memory is not wrong, the Japanese box office champion in 2003 should be "Jumping the Great Search Line 175.5 Blocking the Rainbow Bridge", which won 2 billion yen.

The annual crown of imported films is "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets" with 173 billion yen.

If Nanaya's memory is not wrong, "Jumping Search Line 2" should be the last live-action film in the history of Japanese movies that broke [-] billion.

In the years to come, as long as the live-action movies failed to break through 100 billion, there were several animated films that broke 100 billion at the box office, and even a few that broke 200 billion.

On the contrary, many Hollywood live-action movies frequently break through the 100 billion yen mark in Japan.

It can only be said that the decline of Japanese live-action movies is an indisputable fact.

"Maybe it won't be like this this time." Qiye thought as she looked at the movie newspaper in her hand.

"Although I don't have the idea of ​​saving Japanese live-action movies, if my movie is successful, it will probably be regarded as a miracle of Japanese live-action movies by everyone, right?"

"What miracle?"

Lily, who had just finished putting on her makeup, saw Qiye sitting there alone and muttering to herself, so she came over curiously.

Qiye shook her head and put the newspaper away, "It's nothing, I'm just saying that unless a miracle happens, from the perspective of the box office curve, "Residual Pain" probably won't win "Jumping Search Line 2"."

"that's it?"

"Yes, that's it."

Qiye patted Lily on the back and said: "Hurry up and get back to your seat, and give me a good performance later, if there is a mistake, I can't spare you."

"Tch, you're using the director's authority to scare people again."

Lily muttered with her small mouth curled up.

"Stop talking nonsense!"

Qiye patted the little girl's head as a warning, but he was careful not to mess up Lily's hairstyle.

After the crew arrived in Kobe City, they only had a day off before shooting began.

The first scene is the battle between Shirou and Rin and Illya.

First shoot this set of scenes, in addition to Illya's sake, Qiye also hopes that through this scene, Sugiyama and others can slowly bring in their roles.

This scene in the early stage of the script can be regarded as a scene with relatively low requirements for acting skills.