Zhang Min is becoming less and less confident as she talks, and even complains about Bona, who distributes "Dick Hard". After all, she is the producer of this movie, and she is talking about many things. She is also responsible for the work on distribution, release and screening. Now that she is bullied, she is responsible for the reason. Regardless of the reason, she is responsible.
Li Changsheng already knew it and did not get angry directly, but said to Zhang Min: Continue!
Our Hong Kong local market has now achieved a box office of 30 million, and is expected to reach around 60 million. It is the highest-grossing local movie after Shaolin football.
The Taiwan market is expected to have a box office of HK$50 million, which is also a rare data in the past decade. Southeast Asia is expected to get 40 million, Japan and South Korea are about 1.3 billion, and Europe, America and West Asia are mainly selling.
In terms of box office, the mainland has a share of about 800 million yuan, and overseas shares of about 300 million yuan, with a total of 1.1 billion yuan. After deducting the corresponding taxes of promotion and distribution, the actual income is 5.3 billion Hong Kong dollars, and the sell-off is about 300 million yuan, which is about 300 million yuan after tax, so the final income should be 800 million yuan.
Once this data was released, everyone except Li Changsheng thought it was very good, almost beyond their imagination. It was not counting the advertising revenue after the broadcast of the Taiwan Celebration that day, at least it could make more than 600 million yuan. Including that, the actual total profit exceeded HK$1 billion, which was absolutely huge profit.
Li Changsheng doesn't think so. The proportion of the mainland market is very important. Now that he is hit like this, at least about 30% of the subsequent box office has evaporated.
If the cinemas are just screening when a movie is the most market-oriented, the most occupancy-oriented, and choose to reduce the number of scenes and even draw in advance when it is not so profitable in the later stage, then opening a cinema is really very profitable, and it is more profitable than many people think.
The reason why everyone doesn't do this is because not every movie is very profitable, so the cinemas that need cooperation provide them with support when necessary and give back part of the money they earned from the movie screening to the film company. Otherwise, the film company will not make money and lose the motivation to continue investing. The first one to die is the cinema that specializes in film screenings.
The theater owners and their main competitors in the mainland have now directly played such a very despicable and rogue outside move, and took the initiative to provoke this war, without giving TVB a chance to further expand.
You can release it in the mainland, just follow the rules, and you can't even have any violations. If you have a braid caught, I'm sorry, you can't come in this movie.
Let’s take a step back and say, there is no problem with your movie. It doesn’t matter if you can be released. Why do we refuse to make money if someone asks us to make money? So as long as we make the most money for the week or two, we will continue to show your movie later, but it will be as good as possible for the filming.
Many young people today do not understand the original competition for Hong Kong theaters, and do not understand why Shaw Brothers, New Art City and Jiahe have to compete viciously for each other. Is it not good to make money together for each other?
After all, if you spend so much money to invest in a movie and take out the most popular stars and the most powerful and professional team of your team, you naturally want to make more money. Why do you have to release the big production that has also hired big stars and spent a lot of money like your competitors, and you will be released in the same period, fighting to the death, and fighting to the death?
Within a certain period of time, most viewers have an upper limit in time and consumption of movies. If there are too many good movies, many of them will only make a choice, and there is no way to take them all, which will lead to a loss of part of the box office and no way to maximize benefits.
But those colleagues in the mainland have taught Li Changsheng a good lesson, which made him realize what the sinister world is, without theaters, and without enough strength to speak. Even if you are a local tyrant in Hong Kong, it is useless. They have ways to cause trouble for you.
What has only been exposed now is these problems. Those that have not been exposed, such as box office stealing, may also exist. Otherwise, why did a movie that should have received only HK$800 million in theory?
And this is still the three major mainland distribution giants like Bona intervened to help with supervision, otherwise it would be even lower. The movies you worked hard to make were all made away by such a group of unlucky things.
Not only did you make money away, but you were arrogant and self-righteous, thinking that they were giving you a gift. It really made people very angry when you think about it.
However, there is no way to break the deadlock. The most direct thing is the theater chain, which directly brings out the largest theater chain in the mainland, and then enters the distribution field, publishes and screens your own movies. Since you feel that it is uncomfortable to make money, I will produce and sell some of my own soup and water.
Li Changsheng didn't say anyone for the time being, but simply opened a stock account in the mainland, and then observed that the issuing companies that can be acquired have a certain scale of listed theaters. Although China Film Wanda Huayi is both listed companies, it has no way to control the shares. I don't know how to kill him if he really wants to enter.
So Li Changsheng focused on some medium-sized listed theaters, such as Jinyi theaters and UME, and others who had the words "China Shanghai" were not allowed to be acquired because they were state-owned enterprises.
However, Li Changsheng mainly wants to acquire a theater license. What he lacks is the qualification to enter the market, and nothing else. As long as he has money, it will take two years if he doesn't have a year, and it will take three years if he doesn't have a two-year business center comprehensive shopping mall. As long as it is a newly opened commercial center comprehensive shopping mall in recent years, it can become his cinema if the money is in place, and it is also a five-star cinema with excellent decoration in luxurious areas.
Although he has decided to take this step, this is not something that can be done in one or two days. It will take at least two or three years of accumulation. So Li Changsheng decided to use 20 billion to make this layout first, and then take action three years later, so that the current group of self-righteous idiots can spit out as much as they take advantage of him.
Li Changsheng already knew it and did not get angry directly, but said to Zhang Min: Continue!
Our Hong Kong local market has now achieved a box office of 30 million, and is expected to reach around 60 million. It is the highest-grossing local movie after Shaolin football.
The Taiwan market is expected to have a box office of HK$50 million, which is also a rare data in the past decade. Southeast Asia is expected to get 40 million, Japan and South Korea are about 1.3 billion, and Europe, America and West Asia are mainly selling.
In terms of box office, the mainland has a share of about 800 million yuan, and overseas shares of about 300 million yuan, with a total of 1.1 billion yuan. After deducting the corresponding taxes of promotion and distribution, the actual income is 5.3 billion Hong Kong dollars, and the sell-off is about 300 million yuan, which is about 300 million yuan after tax, so the final income should be 800 million yuan.
Once this data was released, everyone except Li Changsheng thought it was very good, almost beyond their imagination. It was not counting the advertising revenue after the broadcast of the Taiwan Celebration that day, at least it could make more than 600 million yuan. Including that, the actual total profit exceeded HK$1 billion, which was absolutely huge profit.
Li Changsheng doesn't think so. The proportion of the mainland market is very important. Now that he is hit like this, at least about 30% of the subsequent box office has evaporated.
If the cinemas are just screening when a movie is the most market-oriented, the most occupancy-oriented, and choose to reduce the number of scenes and even draw in advance when it is not so profitable in the later stage, then opening a cinema is really very profitable, and it is more profitable than many people think.
The reason why everyone doesn't do this is because not every movie is very profitable, so the cinemas that need cooperation provide them with support when necessary and give back part of the money they earned from the movie screening to the film company. Otherwise, the film company will not make money and lose the motivation to continue investing. The first one to die is the cinema that specializes in film screenings.
The theater owners and their main competitors in the mainland have now directly played such a very despicable and rogue outside move, and took the initiative to provoke this war, without giving TVB a chance to further expand.
You can release it in the mainland, just follow the rules, and you can't even have any violations. If you have a braid caught, I'm sorry, you can't come in this movie.
Let’s take a step back and say, there is no problem with your movie. It doesn’t matter if you can be released. Why do we refuse to make money if someone asks us to make money? So as long as we make the most money for the week or two, we will continue to show your movie later, but it will be as good as possible for the filming.
Many young people today do not understand the original competition for Hong Kong theaters, and do not understand why Shaw Brothers, New Art City and Jiahe have to compete viciously for each other. Is it not good to make money together for each other?
After all, if you spend so much money to invest in a movie and take out the most popular stars and the most powerful and professional team of your team, you naturally want to make more money. Why do you have to release the big production that has also hired big stars and spent a lot of money like your competitors, and you will be released in the same period, fighting to the death, and fighting to the death?
Within a certain period of time, most viewers have an upper limit in time and consumption of movies. If there are too many good movies, many of them will only make a choice, and there is no way to take them all, which will lead to a loss of part of the box office and no way to maximize benefits.
But those colleagues in the mainland have taught Li Changsheng a good lesson, which made him realize what the sinister world is, without theaters, and without enough strength to speak. Even if you are a local tyrant in Hong Kong, it is useless. They have ways to cause trouble for you.
What has only been exposed now is these problems. Those that have not been exposed, such as box office stealing, may also exist. Otherwise, why did a movie that should have received only HK$800 million in theory?
And this is still the three major mainland distribution giants like Bona intervened to help with supervision, otherwise it would be even lower. The movies you worked hard to make were all made away by such a group of unlucky things.
Not only did you make money away, but you were arrogant and self-righteous, thinking that they were giving you a gift. It really made people very angry when you think about it.
However, there is no way to break the deadlock. The most direct thing is the theater chain, which directly brings out the largest theater chain in the mainland, and then enters the distribution field, publishes and screens your own movies. Since you feel that it is uncomfortable to make money, I will produce and sell some of my own soup and water.
Li Changsheng didn't say anyone for the time being, but simply opened a stock account in the mainland, and then observed that the issuing companies that can be acquired have a certain scale of listed theaters. Although China Film Wanda Huayi is both listed companies, it has no way to control the shares. I don't know how to kill him if he really wants to enter.
So Li Changsheng focused on some medium-sized listed theaters, such as Jinyi theaters and UME, and others who had the words "China Shanghai" were not allowed to be acquired because they were state-owned enterprises.
However, Li Changsheng mainly wants to acquire a theater license. What he lacks is the qualification to enter the market, and nothing else. As long as he has money, it will take two years if he doesn't have a year, and it will take three years if he doesn't have a two-year business center comprehensive shopping mall. As long as it is a newly opened commercial center comprehensive shopping mall in recent years, it can become his cinema if the money is in place, and it is also a five-star cinema with excellent decoration in luxurious areas.
Although he has decided to take this step, this is not something that can be done in one or two days. It will take at least two or three years of accumulation. So Li Changsheng decided to use 20 billion to make this layout first, and then take action three years later, so that the current group of self-righteous idiots can spit out as much as they take advantage of him.
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