Emiya couldn't help laughing when he saw Okita Koji's reply.

It was really a wrong choice for the two of them to go out on a date at this time.

However, just on the first day of the movie's release, two ordinary people, Akari and Takaki, were able to become slightly famous public figures. The current influence of "5 Centimeters Per Second" can be imagined.

At this time, Emiya suddenly remembered some information that had recently been sent through Shuji Suzuki. After thinking about it, he decided to ask one or two more people for their opinions.

Emiya: Takaki, and Akari, you two are now well-known, and your acting skills have been recognized by many people. Now, several film and television companies have asked you. I would like to ask you if you have any ideas for cooperation.

Takaki Tono: Do ​​you mean to let us go filming?

Emiya: Yes.

Shinohara Akari: Let it go, that path is probably not suitable for me, and there are still many things to deal with academically...

Takaki Tono: Senior, I don’t plan to continue filming anymore.

Emiya: Okay, let’s not talk about it then and move on according to your ideas.

In fact, during filming, Takaki Tono and Emiya had several conversations about similar issues.

That's what Takaki told Emiya at that time.

"Although everyone in the crew has been calling me and Akari as talented actors for so long, there is always a voice in my heart telling me that it is actually all the credit of the script and seniors. In the final analysis, I am just an ordinary person. "

"Senior, you must not believe it. I have downloaded other scripts from the Internet, but for some unknown reason, I have never been able to find the feeling of being in the play."

"Hahaha... don't worry. I am self-aware of my abilities, and I also understand how difficult it is for a person who is not from a professional background and has never studied acting specifically to survive in this industry."

"When I was filming "5 Centimeters per Second," every time I finished shooting a scene and looked at myself in the camera, I would even wonder if it was me."

"Senior, now that my purpose of filming has been achieved and I know that I am not the material for filming, I choose to be an ordinary person and just be myself with peace of mind."

Takaki Tono said that his purpose of coming here has been achieved, and he just wants to be an ordinary person from now on, and has no intention of continuing to take on roles.

Shinohara Akari and Sumita Kiko all have the same meaning.

Emiya sighed softly, a hint of admiration flashed in his eyes.

Perhaps there is some unknown factor that allows Takaki Tono and his team to perform their roles perfectly.

But now that they have become famous, in the face of many temptations from the outside world, these people can still stick to their true intentions, stick to their own ideas, and choose to be the people they are most familiar with.

This kind of choice, this kind of attitude, this kind of state of mind, I am afraid many people will not be able to achieve it even in their lifetime.

time flies.

Emiya drank water in the group for a while. When it reached eleven o'clock, most of the people in the group had fallen asleep, leaving Emiya alone to continue waiting for the first day's box office results.

After reading the news for a while, most of them were speculations about the box office of major movies.

The odds of whether "5 Centimeters Per Second" will win the first-day box office championship or not is basically a 70-30 split.

When Emiya saw this proportion, she couldn't hide the joy in her eyes.

"Five Centimeters Per Second" is like a child he raised with his own hands, and since his child is now recognized by so many people, Emiya is naturally happy.

When Emiya was not paying attention, the time had quietly reached twelve o'clock in the morning.

Ten minutes past the hour, an email was sent to Emiya's mailbox on time.

When Emiya heard the notification tone of her cell phone, all the sleepiness in her body was instantly swept away.

In order to have a sense of ritual, Emiya climbed out of bed, sat back next to the computer, and used the computer to open the email.

Of course, this is also because the computer screen is large and easy to view.

"Let me see how much the box office of "5 Centimeters per Second" was."

The box office statistics at the top of the report are "5 Centimeters per Second".

Just like looking at grades when I was a student, looking at the subject scores one by one is simply torture. Looking directly at the last overall score is the most enjoyable way.

Therefore, Emiya, who has always adhered to this habit, skipped the previous segmented data and moved the mouse to the far right to see what the total box office was today.

"Why only three zeros?! No, no, it's confusing again. The counting unit here is tens of thousands, so the total box office should be..."

"Three hundred and seventy million!"

Emiya looked at this number and took a slow breath.

What is this concept?

If the money was not shared, Emiya would have recovered the cost from just one day's box office.

I remember an expert said before that if the first-day box office of "5 Centimeters Per Second" is 200 million, it will be considered a hit, and if it exceeds 300 million, it will be considered a miracle.

Experts who can come up with this conclusion naturally have their basis.

After all, Japan has not seen a literary film with a first-day box office of more than 300 million for many years. In fact, there are some very high-quality literary films.

And even if we don’t talk about artistic films.

Putting the first-day box office of "5 Centimeters Per Second" in the entire history of Japanese movies, it is also an extremely high figure.

According to Emiya, the movie with the highest first-day box office in Japan is called "Monster Watch". It is an animated movie for children, and its first-day box office minus the last digit is a full 800 million.

but.

They achieved this result because they had an early game fan base and cooperated with various publicity to achieve this first-day box office. The cost was far higher than that of "5 Centimeters Per Second".

And what about "Five Centimeters per Second"?

Excluding the production costs required for the movie itself, it turned out to be true as what was said online, no one could make money from Emiya, and even publicity relied on publicity like tap water for everyone.

Emiya felt his heart beating very fast.

He continued to look down, and the other movies with the highest box office revenue today were only 100 million.

"Five Centimeters per Second" can be said to have truly created a miracle!

After thinking about it, Emiya felt that he could not keep the news to himself, so he shared the news with the two chat groups he still uses.

Needless to say, there is one chat group, and the other is the chat group for the entire crew of "5 Centimeters per Second."

As soon as this message was sent, the chat group of the crew exploded instantly.

A group of idle night owls frantically scrolling through the screen.

As people in this industry, they certainly understand what this first-day box office result represents.

Immediately afterwards, to Emiya's surprise, the chat group that was supposed to have gone to bed also broke out into a heated discussion.

Okita Koji: How can it be 300 million? This is too exaggerated...

Tohsaka Rin: Miracle, really created a miracle!

Emiya:???Didn’t you go to sleep???

Takaki Tono: Ahem...we are all members of the crew. Of course we are also very concerned about today's first-day box office.

Levi: Congratulations.
Chapter completed!