Ace Hollywood

Compared with Bill who was silently concerned, silently happy, and silently angry, Robert Iger might be a little more embarrassed.

He had just discussed the subject with Daniel, and in the blink of an eye, the data slapped him lightly on the face—though it wasn't quite a slap in the face. But he has been in a high position for a long time, especially after the tyrant Michael Eisner left Disney, he has not "enjoyed" this level of treatment for a long time.

"Do you think it will go on like this forever?"

Dick Cook was having a weekly routine meeting with Robert, but the topic suddenly turned to "Invincible". He didn't know that Robert made a special call to see Daniel's jokes, and now his mood is a bit complicated. Therefore, Cook replied to Robert more bluntly. After all, Daniel's films are better than their own company's films many times. What's more, the "Clues of Time and Space" released by Bowei this time was not produced by Disney's own investment. They are just publishers.

"I think it is very possible. According to this trend, tomorrow will remain at around 3.5 million. It will not be difficult to cut down 20 million in three days next weekend. It is conceivable to finally touch 50 million. If the performance is better, maybe More than 50 million, it is not impossible to touch 60 million. It is just that those who use 60 million as the prediction line become a joke.”

Robert's inner number is also 60 million, and Cook's words made his heart even more sweet and sour.

He knows that Cook, he, and Daniel, these producers can be said to be unfavorable to forecasting agencies - often a very low forecast value will really affect the box office. So it's not surprising that there is still a bit of schadenfreude in Cook's tone.

It's just that he doesn't know that his immediate boss is also one of the people in his mouth.

Robert lost interest in continuing the conversation, and Cook thought he was disappointed that Daniel had walked back from the brink of failure.

"This may also be a 'return to the light', and "Invincible" may fall back tomorrow."

Facing Cook's kind but powerless consolation. Robert had no choice but to smile, what movie will start to shine on the fourth day of release?

...

Hollywood practitioners were on a temporary sabbatical before heading into a wild December.

But the discussion sparked by "Invincible" and the weird box office curve. Let everyone's attention begin to gather involuntarily.

This made Singh, an employee of the statistics company, have to work overtime again.

"I'm serious, I said yesterday that I'm not going to stay up late - my time in charge is over." Singh is arguing with his boss.

"No, Singh. You know, what the market wants is our goal. The first day, the first weekend, etc., these numbers are really important. But have you thought about why? Because the public and customers want it! Now customers also It needed a sixth day of "Forever", so that's what we're going to do."

"But being a few hours late doesn't change anything."

"Yes, the company's reputation, ability, and attitude will be questioned, and customers may be lost."

"but--"

"Singer, I will fight for subsidies and bonuses for you. Maybe you can take two more days off during Christmas. Go on vacation with your family."

Singh had to give in.

He indignantly counted the sixth day's box office for "Invincible", and he had a hunch that maybe the seventh day, the eighth day, maybe until the end of this weekend, his temporary job would not stop.

...

"5.01 million! 270,000!"

Daniel, who was far across the Atlantic, got this data.

Then Daniel mb updated the box office trajectory of "Forever" and asked, "How far can it go?"

"Forever" ushered in its second weekend. Daniel's mb brought the curve of the movie to public opinion. If the previous discussions were still relatively concentrated in the industry circle, then Daniel has now officially pushed the topic away through his tens of millions of followers.

Some media and film critics. Even actors and public figures began to express "surprise", "curiousness" and "expectation", either true or false.

Some of this is real, and a lot of it is the work of Triver, who spent his last North American publicity budget at this very moment.

Everyone seems to have suddenly discovered that such a well-received and extremely tenacious movie. I hadn't heard of it, and I didn't even plan to watch it.

A wave of good reviews emerged.

The propaganda department just started, and many people with excellent brushstrokes who were originally fans of "Invincible" began to praise it at length and write about their feelings.

...

Daniel is working hard!

Almost all people in the industry immediately felt that the popularity of "Invincible" is rapidly rising, the amount of discussion is increasing day by day, some stylized praise is gradually reduced, replaced by real reviews, they are no longer perfect, but most of them have positive reviews. And I recommend my friends to see it.

The number of reviews on imdb and rotten tomatoes is growing rapidly, and the nostalgia wind is getting stronger.

The sales of this autobiography on Amazon entered the bestseller list, and on the music download site, "i-walk-the-" suddenly entered the forefront from a place that could not be found at all, becoming an existence that kept pace with popular singers.

Everyone sees the opportunity, so there are more and more promoters of this nostalgic trend.

From books to albums, from music sites to brick-and-mortar stores that rent discs, then these music companies that own the copyrights of old songs, then small businesses selling clothes, hats, accessories - they are becoming more and more sensitive to the market .

Until Dior announced that it would launch a new series with a nostalgic rock theme.

This trend was suddenly discovered to have formed such a comprehensive, huge and long-term scene - the value it has created has far exceeded a movie~www.novelmt.com~ But "Invincible" has actually made countless profits from it. .

Daniel did not expect that the nostalgic marketing he initiated would eventually reach that height. This was not something he could decide. It was just that everyone underestimated the past feelings buried in the hearts of the public.

8.29 million!

9.4 million!

10.03 million!

This is a three-day box office result over the weekend, but the first single-day breakthrough of 10 million, with a total box office of 55.65 million, shocked the market, but it was far inferior to another Monday when the box office was made public.

Fox's Bill smashed a cup of his own, Disney's Robert Iger slammed his knee into the sharp corner of an office drawer, and dd's David coughed for more than a minute. Hollywood does not know how many people start to feel powerless in addition to being shocked. (To be continued.)

ps: Happy second day of the new year