Hollywood What If Chapter 244

  June passed and the theaters were having the best time of their lives. It was summer vacation, and families and students were more than happy to go to the theaters to watch movies.

  Gone in 60 Seds grossed 75.12 million the moment June passed. Numbers couldn't lie, and the performance of Gone in 60 Seds was average at best, sidering the iment Disney had made in the film. Disney would have had a hard time recouping the 100 million iment if they wao based on the box offibsp;

  Fortunately, this industry was saved by videotapes. Another way to make money. Although the movie panies felt that DVDs would overtake videotapes. The Big Six adapted to these ges by produg more DVDs of their movies.

  hat the Big Six had thousands of movie chts in their film libraries. As long as people were ing movies, they had ways to make money.

  So now Walt Disney felt that they had to rely on the videotape and DVD markets to recoup their iment and make a profit in the long run.

  Unlike Disney, 20th tury Fox leased with the performance of Big Momma's House. The film grossed 90.95 million at the box office. The iment for this edy was only 30 million. This kind of produ cost was sidered small now that making blockbuster movies was expensive.

  If there was a winner in this month of Ju was her than Wanted, which was distributed by Sony-bia.

  Produced by Grey Pictures, the film earned 376.42 million. In just one month, one damn month. This case was very difficult to replicate.

  This movie was not like Star Wars, which had millions of fans around the world.

  This movie was not like Jurassic Park, which was based on a novel and made into a movie. It was directed by a star director, Steven Spielberg.

  This movie was not like Titanic, which had a heartbreaking plot and captured the hearts of many women.

  Yet Wanted had the same box office performance as those three.

  Well, Wanted was a different kind of movie. It was an aovie with lots of a stunts and chraphy. It also had a superhero element that men love. Perhaps the biggest reason why Wanted did so well was because of the hype that was built up.

  A lot of people were excited to see the movie. And now that the movie was released, people's opinions about it were positive, which pushed more people to see it.

  The opinions of movie critics were mixed, one side felt that the movie had no substand the plot was b. The other side praised the movie and said that Wanted would open up another field for the movie industry to make money from.

  If there was ohing that was certain, it was the fact that everyone realized that Kazir Grey was not just a director. He beloo the group of directors who have written their names in the history of ema as the best.

  In fact, the Hollywood Chamber of erce, which is responsible for the Hollywood Walk Of Fame, invited Kazir and hoped that he would add his o the historidmark.

  So yes, if you visit the Hollywood Walk Of Fame, you will see Kazir Grey's name on one of the brass stars.

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  While all this was going on, a certain couple decided to look for a house.

  "This pce is he house got a pool, a big garage, a living room, seven bedrooms, and a big ballroom we use if we want to have a party. But knowing you, I'm sure you don't like parties." Angelina giggled, making fun of Kazir.

  "We have a party to celebrate the new house. I'll invite my family."

  "I'd like you to do it. I want to see your sweet cute niece."

  Angeli Kazir's family while they were promoting the film in New York. The little girl was so adorable that Angelina fell in love with her. Kazir's sister-in-w and Angelina had a great meeting.

  "Well, since we both like this house, what's your decision?"

  Kazir was known to be a cheap person, but Angelina khe whole story. Kazir just didn't like spending money on useless things. The man was actually sincere and loved to take her to expensive restaurants and Kazir also bought her expensive gifts.

  The woman realized that Kazir knew how to spend his money. He would never hesitate to spoil Angelina because he knew what was important.

  She didn't know how much the guy spent on her, probably more than seven figures.

  The real estate age smiling, trying to hide his nervousness. This was a big deal and he hoped Kazir would buy the house. They had already looked over four houses.

  There was only one dition that Kazir wao meet, the house had to be in Beverly Hills. Kazir had never had the opportunity to live in this area and it was one of his dreams to live in this pce. He was just trying to experiehat.

  "How much is the house?"

  "Sir, it's 25 million. The owner of this house was in desperate need of money after filing for bankruptcy. The dot. bubble burst hit him so hard."

  "Well, I'll take it. Let's get the paperwork done."

  Los Angeles was a very expey to live in. It also had a high crime rate. Beverly Hills was a safe and perfect pce for celebrities to protect their privacy. In his opinion, 25 million was already good for a house like this.

  The house could go for more than 100 million in the wo decades. Buying it early was a good decision.

  The real estate agent almost jumped for joy. He giddily shook Kazir's hand.

  "We start renovating. I'll probably be living here in three to four months. Depending ouation."

  "What do you mean by that? Babe, we both know that yoing to keep living in your offid this house is just a decoration--mmm."

  Angelina moaned weakly as Kazir grabbed her ass. The woman gave him a "fuck me" look after that iion.