Hollywood What If Chapter 308
The Revenant was released in North Amerid its premiere was held at the TCL ese Theater. Many celebrities attehe premiere. Film critics were curious if Kazir had what it takes to make an art film. Because let's face it, Kazir was best at making box office hits, but definitely not art films that focused more on human psychology.
The critiew the reason why CAA ihem to this premiere, they were not stupid. Grey Pictures rarely invited so many critics to a premiere, they usually invited 5 to 10 critid these people were usually not that famous.
But now the situation was very obvious. Kazir Grey asked for help so that this movie would get positive reviews. He wao be nominated for the Oscars, maybe pete for the Best Director Award.
Kazir had already wo inal Spy, the highest award a scriptwriter get. And now the great director wao get Best Director. Well, with his race as a card, he might get a ce...
The critics watched the movie and were surprised that Kazir ged his usual style. There were no hype a ses or heart-stopping fights.
Still, the critics felt that the movie was too mainstream... You see, movie critics really hate mainstream movies. As long as the people like the movies, the movie critics would hate them.
Movie critics hate any kind of movie that does well at the box office. And from the looks of it, this movie might do well at the box office.
Fortunately, CAA, Grey Pictures and even Tom Cruise worked together and gave them "gifts" so it would be bad if they wrote anythiive. If they broke their promise and wrote something bad, then they would never be invited and nifts" would be given.
The movie ended and the audience rea was good, but not great. After all, The Revenant was different from Spider-Man and Wahe Revenant cked heart-pounding ses, perhaps the movie's selling point was Hugh Gss wrestling a grizzly bear.
Tom Cruise really took this role just for a nomination, huh? The actor even has a beard and never shows off his handsome face. He looked old in this historically accurate movie.
The interview followed. While the TCL's ese Theater had its premiere, the other theaters all over North America started their rounds of sings.
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The Santa Cuse 2 was a movie produced and distributed by Walt Disney. It was a heartwarming movie about Santa Cus and his family. You know, the usual formu of Disney movies. A movie the whole family could enjoy.
The movie had a budget of 65 million dolrs and Walt Disney believed that this movie would do well at the box office... The pany suffered a huge loss after the release of John Carter. At the time, executives wao roast Michael Eisner alive.
Unfortunately for them, The Santa Cuse 2 had a strong oppo.
Both The Revenant and The Santa Cuse 2 were released on the same day. The Santa Cuse 2 had an opening of 3,350 theaters while The Revenant had 3,375 theaters.
The two seemed promising because the former was a sequel while the tter was directed by a famous director and the male lead erstar.
24 hours ter (November 1, 2002), the results were tallied.
The Santa Cuse 2 grossed 7.51 million at the box office. A good start, Walt Dishought this movie would have a lower box office sis petitor was The Revenant.
The Revenant grossed 15.90 million. pared to Wanted and Spider-Man, both of which grossed over 30 million on their first day, The Revenant was very erhaps that is why The Santa Cuse 2 had room to breathe.
Frey Pictures and Tom Cruise, this result was already in lih their expectations. The Revenant was not meant for the public, it was an autobiographical film for the purpose of peting at the Oscars.
Three days after the premiere, which was Friday, November 3, the results of the two movies were ted again.
Only these two movies were promising that were released this week, and they did well at the box office. Everything else that was released this week was mediocre and didn't make enough money.
The Santa Cuse 2 grossed 29 million after three days iers. It came in sed pce this week.
As for The Revenant, the movie got the first pce this week as the highest grossing movie with 41.38 million.
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"gratutions on your new movie, it's an iing one. I thought you were doing another aovie this year. Don't worry, I'll be sure to vote for you."
"Thanks Gee, that's great to hear." Kazir appreciated it, having the support of a famous director like Gee Lucas was an honor.
Tonight, 20th tury Fox and LucasFilm threarty to celebrate the success of Star Wars Episode 2: Attack of the es. After six months iers worldwide, the film has grossed 656 million at the box office.
Normally, Kazir didn't like going to parties, but he had no choice. He had to attend at least one party a week. Hollywood was always active and parties were everywhere, Kazir just didn't like to attend them.
In fact, Kazir received so many invitations, but he rarely attended unless he was close to the person iion.
He was he party type. It was a miracle if he eveered a formal party, let alone one filled with drugs and naked people. Kazir did not feel fortable at those kinds of parties. He would rather watch the 3 hours of The Godfather. At least that movie was worth seeing.
"Let's talk ter, I have to greet some people."
"See you Gee."
Gee Lucas apologized after their versation. The director also had a lot of people to greet.