The east and west coasts are important vote bases, and both have received word-of-mouth love from the audience. This is what Ronald is happiest about.

"Ronald, the Cinema Score is out." Richard came over and said in Ronald's ear.

"Let's go out and talk..." Ronald stood up and quietly walked out of the corridor with Richard.

"What score? Is there an A?" Ronald actually hasn't worried much about the audience's evaluation. His movies have always pleased the audience.

"A-" Richard handed Ronald the score details he just received.

"Oh, A- is also very rare...it is romantic love after all..."

Ronald was a little disappointed when he didn't get an A, and he had to pretend that he was already satisfied. Otherwise, he would not be a qualified Hollywood person - only by telling lies can one succeed in Hollywood.

"Well..." Ronald frowned, and the audience's evaluation was not very high. Many people thought that Tess's role was not good enough. She also did some things that were not in line with professional ethics, but she was not as good as those senior officials at the airport.

The idea of ​​tubes is similar.

"Where is this audience?" Ronald asked Richard.

"Here..." Richard turned to the appendix at the back and pointed it out to Ronald.

"Well...that's it." Ronald saw Cinema Score randomly sampled several small and medium-sized cities. The three sampling points were all in the central and deep south. The audience evaluations of two small cities near Chicago and Dallas occupied the top spot.

The main negative comments.

But at another sampling point in New Jersey, the positives far outweighed the negatives.

"It seems that the reputation of this movie is not good enough outside the big cities along the coast."

Fortunately, the major media that have influence on Hollywood audiences are in New York and Los Angeles, so Ronald is not very worried.

"Wow, wow..." The movie screening was completed, and the audience applauded for a long time.

The audience in New York went crazy. They loved this movie that was like filming stories around them. Many people felt that the applause was not enthusiastic enough and began to stamp their feet.

"It's rare to see a New York audience go crazy for a movie," Jodie Foster whispered to McGillis.

"Yes, Ronald... he can always make such magical movies." McGillis is also convinced. New York has the most picky movie audiences in the world. If they can be so satisfied, you can imagine that the movie will definitely

Another box office hit.

"Where's Ronald?" Jodie Foster and McGillis were about to go to the party when they suddenly discovered that Ronald was gone.

"He's also going to Staten Island to attend the premiere there," explained Michael Gray, who is in charge of public relations.

"Staten Island?" The two women looked at each other. A premiere in such a rural place?
Chapter completed!