Professor Tian saw Shen Changlin grinning and asked out of curiosity: "What are you so happy about?"

Guo Songjiang explained with a smile: "...the North American midnight screening of "The Meg" has been recorded, which is very good...exceeding previous market estimates. Warner helped secure 4,118 theaters to open the film. This is only available for the top blockbusters." treatment!"

""The Meg"? A Sino-US co-production?"

"Yes, we jointly funded the construction..."

Professor Tian glanced at the translator and then asked: "Then you divide the account according to the investment ratio?"

Guo Songjiang nodded: "Of course!"

"Why is it that when it comes to Sino-US co-productions, you divide the accounts according to their respective investment ratios, but when it comes to Sino-Korean co-productions, you are only willing to give CJ Media the Korean market share?"

Guo Songjiang: "This is the choice of CJ Media. When we first started making "Treasure Hunting League", we hoped that both parties would jointly contribute 50% to 50% of the investment. However, they only contributed 5 million U.S. dollars, and they only wanted South Korea. The market… Now that we know the sequel will definitely be a hit, we want more investment shares? Why?”

Professor Tian was stunned for a moment, and then said: "But this is a Sino-Korean co-production..."

"The Korean market is not even half of ours..."

"Don't tell him," Shen Changlin simply stood up and prepared to leave: "...I have something else to do, that's all for today!"

"...we haven't talked about it yet?"

Shen Changlin frowned: "There's nothing to talk about. I'll just say that if CJ is willing to issue it, it will use 20 million US dollars to buy out the profits from the Korean market. If not, let's forget it. I don't have time to discuss this with you!"

The translator asked, and the person in charge was very angry.

Anyone else would be angry. This thing is simply cooperation and pure bullying!

He said: "We can prevent Jun Ji-hyun from appearing in the movie."

Shen Changlin was speechless: "Am I missing her? It would be better if she didn't come. I'll just make it a purely domestic movie! Anyway, the sequel to "The Treasure Hunt" will definitely make money!"

"Lao Guo, you can talk to them...I'm going back first!"

Ignoring the reactions of everyone in the box, he left directly.

…

There are always people who praise Korean movies, but let’s just say that movies are an extension of culture after all. From this perspective, the future of Korean movies cannot be compared with Chinese movies!

Because they have no culture...

As you said, South Korea regards the cultural industry as a national strategy to develop, but what kind of culture do they have?

Idol culture?

Boy group, girl group? k-pop?

This cultural strategy actually turns South Korea's previous industrial assembly line into a cultural assembly line. It's just that the goods have changed from objects to people, and essentially what they are selling is still people!

Koreans want to show their independence in front of the world, but they are not an "independent" country either historically or now.

If you want to sever ties with China and show the power of North Korean culture, you must distinguish yourself from China, so we see them shouting at the top of their lungs.

Want to cover up!

Various applications to UNESCO seem to mean that things belong to them!

Sometimes I feel that Koreans are so naive. Do we need UNESCO recognition for something like civilization?

The United Nations may not exist for many years, so is UNESCO useful?

What is the purpose of UNESCO?

Protect world heritage and protect the cultural heritage of all mankind!

The Bamiyan Buddhas in Afghanistan were bombed. How many countries sent troops to protect this world heritage site?

Don't even bother to condemn!

Some time ago, at the Winter Olympics, in order to promote South Korea, a bunch of girl groups were invited to perform sexy dances. Isn’t it embarrassing?

Why invite a girl group?

Because they don’t have their own temple culture!

The same is true in South Korea. It seems to be very hierarchical, but it is actually a society with broken etiquette. Therefore, although South Korea appears to be a developed economy, it is actually a concrete jungle where the jungle is strong.

The only thing left behind is probably the superiority of men and inferiority to women and the solidification of class.

Let’s put it this way, South Korea can only become a developed country in a system dominated by the United States. Once it leaves, it will not be able to survive!

Movies and culture are just the continuation of economy and national strength. We are competing with his sovereign country, and there is no such thing in our eyes!

How does South Korea carry out cultural revitalization?

Let me give you a small suggestion: We should bring back the Li family’s style of Korea, use the banner of Little China or Chinese Orthodoxy, or even continue to use the Chongzhen reign name. Then we will be more passive.

Why is the Chongzhen reign named?

Because of Nurhaci, people are not afraid of stealing!

…

After Shen Changlin left, Guo Songjiang became even more powerful.

"Our suggestion is that we are responsible for the production and you jointly produce it, or buy out the Korean copyright..."

Professor Tian retorted: "That is not a Sino-Korean co-production..."

Guo Songjiang asked: "So? Did it affect your money? The first part of "Treasure Hunters" made a profit of at least 15 million US dollars. What did you pay?"

The translator conveys the person in charge’s intention: “We want the copyright for Southeast Asia…”

"Impossible, we have already sold the Southeast Asian rights, and the Philippines, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, and Singapore are already co-producers!"

Guo Songjiang said: "... Let me tell you this, we are in contact with Nippon Toei. As expected, "The Treasure League" will be released in Nippon, and the sequel will lead to Nippon thieves. The third part, Nippon Benzene will also participate in the production..."

"Nihon?"

"Of course, we have plans to make a trilogy of "Treasure Hunters" and then make a zombie movie..."

After a pause, Guo Songjiang continued: "This zombie movie is Mr. Shen's idea. Our company is divided into two groups. One group thinks that we should cooperate with Korean film companies, and the other group thinks that we can cooperate with Nippon Toei..."

"Anyway, the path we are taking is pan-Asian cooperation, which is to connect with audiences in multiple markets at a cost far lower than Hollywood!"

"As for who to cooperate with, it also depends on the sincerity of the partner!"

"In addition, we have established a production company in partnership with New Line to specialize in producing B-level movies. The first one is called "Happy Death Day" and the second one is "After Lights Out." The first one will be released in October, and the second one will be released in October. Released in November…”

After saying this, Guo Songjiang leaned back and leaned back tactically...

Show off a wave of muscles!

Changlin Film and Television...Bloom more, a major international company!

In fact, he knew that in the "Treasure Hunting League" project, his side was quite shameless - originally, how much money people paid should be given as a share!

But, the advantage lies with me...

Bullying is bullying.

The translator chatted with the person in charge and then asked: "We would like to ask about the investment situation in Southeast Asia..."

"They bought out the copyright. Take Singapore as an example. The Singapore box office of "The Treasure Hunt" was US$600,000, so they spent US$400,000 to buy out the Singapore copyright for the sequel!"

"What if the sequel doesn't sell as expected?"

"...Commercial investment, how can there be no risk at all!" Guo Songjiang smiled: "If you feel that buying out the copyright is too risky, you can sign a sharing agreement, and we have no objection!"

"...We need to report to the film department..."

"No problem, just give me an answer in three days!"

The translator murmured to the person in charge for a long time, then asked with a smile: "Can we talk about zombie movies?"

"I can't say the specifics, but the script is quite complete. It's different from American zombie movies. It mainly depicts Eastern human relations..."

"What about the cost?"

"It's estimated to be around 15 million US dollars... We are currently shooting this film in Japan and distributing it throughout Asia..."

"Of course the accounts will be divided according to the investment ratio."

Then a few people talked about zombie movies, namely "Train to Busan"...

Professor Tian lowered his head to eat, feeling that he was no longer human inside and out...
Chapter completed!