The Oscars finally ended its annual feast, and the time for media carnival has just arrived.

North American media have taken out valuable front pages to publish huge theme pictures and Oscar-related reports, including several or even dozens of Oscar news. Several mainstream newspapers almost all chose Ryan's photos, and the titles of Oscar's youngest actor in history and the greatest young actor since the 1980s have become the subject of all reports.

On several major portals, Ryan and Julia Roberts took a few photos after the award ceremony, which were quite dreamy. The most commonly selected photo was a celebration scene where Ryan held up the Little Golden Man. This is the main photo of Yahoo and Google's homepage, with the caption titled "The Best Actor Who Everyone Wants to Come!"

The Los Angeles Times published a huge photo with great artistic beauty on the first page of "Daily Focus". Ryan stood on the podium and greeted the audience. The title of the column was a pun "Ryan Jenkins: Oscars and the Giants in the Arena", which implied that he combined the image of the gladiator in the film with the Oscar winner in life.

"Vanity Fair" which released an additional Oscar issue, put the picture of Ryan holding up the Little Golden Man on the cover. The magazine's inner page uses thirteen pages to introduce Ryan's experience since he was a filmmaker and the details before and after he won the Oscar for Best Actor. There is a black and bold text description - with the birth of the youngest actor in history, Hollywood will surely usher in a new era.

This photo, which is destined to be a classic in Ryan's life, also became the main picture on the front pages of The New York Times and The Washington Post. The report below spared no effort to sing praises to Ryan, the new Oscar winner, and specifically mentioned the award-winning statement, "If there were no movies, I think this world would be an uninhabitable barren land." It believes that "Ryan and his Jenkins Pictures will definitely continue to make wonderful movies and make the whole world more colorful!"

The New York Post has always been famous for its exaggerated reporting style. This time, it simply used the title and article of "The New Leader of Hollywood" on the front page to describe how Ryan gradually transformed from a child star to the most representative superstar in Hollywood, and directly shouted, "After entering the new century, Hollywood movies will surely conquer the whole world under the leadership of Ryan!"

After more than ten years of hard work and struggle, Ryan is becoming the most representative figure in culture in this country. Whether it is the person who likes him or hates him, he has to admit that he won the Oscar for Best Actor, adding a layer of halo to him who is already brilliant.

The mainstream media undoubtedly represent the voice of mainstream society. They carried out a "carpet bomb" publicity for Ryan's award. His five consecutive nominations were placed in front of this class, and almost no one questioned his qualification to win the award. The media even agreed that "this is the smartest and most correct choice for the college."

It is not just English newspapers. The largest Chinese newspapers in the United States have also given enough attention.

The World Journal focused on the front page headlines of "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" and Ryan's awards, pointing out that "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" can shine at the award ceremony, proving that the West has begun to appreciate and experience the beauty of Chinese culture. As one of the most popular and most valuable movie stars in Hollywood, Ryan finally won the coveted "Best Actor" Award after years of unremitting efforts. It is definitely well deserved.

In addition, China Daily and International Daily also put Ryan's report on the front page, and the title of the column was similar to the previous Chinese newspaper.

Of course, the focus of these media reports is "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon". Pictures of Ang Lee, Tan Dun, Ye Jintian and Bao Dexi holding the small golden man, occupying the most Chinese newspapers.

"Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" has not been released in overseas markets on a large scale, and the four Oscars will definitely attract more attention. Even in a few areas where the screening rights can only be sold, the copyright fees can rise a lot.

Ryan's follow-up promotion has not been relaxed for this Chinese-language film.

Although it cannot affect the media across the Pacific, his publicity team has already gone to Hong Kong and Taipei.

The Oscars ceremony just ended. Overwhelming reports about "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" appeared in the mainstream media in the two places. The report deliberately ignored the issue of the film's place of origin, saying that it was "a bright record for the performance of Chinese people in the international film industry. Chinese people from all over the country were moved by it and the pride of all Chinese people'.

Subsequently, a new news agency and an official media newspaper directly quoted the news and pointed out that "the director of the film, Ang Lee, who was born in Taiwan, emphasized on the podium that he was proud of being a Chinese. "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" is the result of cooperation between Chinese people on the Taiwan Strait and Hong Kong, and is to win glory for Chinese films."

In this era, these two media outlets still have huge influence. The name of "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" instantly resounded on this land, arousing the expectations of many people. China Film Group, which has been negotiating with Jenkins Pictures, quickly decided to introduce "Gladiator" and "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon".

In fact, with the sensation caused by "Titanic", more and more ordinary film enthusiasts here have paid attention to the Oscars and know that in addition to the three major European film festivals, there is a film award in North America that was born more than ten years earlier than the earliest Venice Film Festival.

When the 73rd Oscar was held, several websites here that mainly broadcast the Oscars online live broadcasts all experienced varying degrees of paralysis. According to incomplete statistics, more than 800,000 people watched various live broadcasts of this Oscar through the Internet.

Unlike the early landing in the Far East market in the previous life, "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" entered this market until after the Oscars, and received completely different treatments. It included the Cannes Palme d'Or, one of the three major European film festivals, and four Oscars with little gold men. Finally, it swept away nearly $40 million from the two sides of the Taiwan Strait and the three places, and almost instantly killed the same period's "Gladiator" in the Chinese-language market.

Unfortunately, when the movie was off, Jenkins Pictures took out all kinds of expenses, and Ryan found that he didn't make much money here either.

The share of evil! He could only sigh so much.

A new agreement on WTO films between the Pacific has not been reached. Jenkins Film and China Film Group can only follow the old regulations, and what is the box office share of Hollywood movies in this regulations?

Only a pitiful thirteen percent...

The only thing that is worthy of thanks is that there is no need to deduct publicity and distribution fees and pay taxes here in this 13% share.

After the media's continuous hype, the public's popularity with the Oscars has gradually decreased. The awards season has ended, and Hollywood has never lacked eye-catching news.

For the media, this is the most uncontroversial Oscar, the most unsurprising Oscar, and the most unsurprising Oscar.

Ryan won the Best Actor and became the youngest actor in the Oscars. Almost as most people expected, even those gamblers who bet on the handicap would not be able to win money if they place a high bet.

Charlize followed the crew of "The Devil" to Florida. In the days when he didn't have to shoot movies, Ryan was not only at Harvard for a few days, but also dubbed the first part of "The Lord of the Rings" released during the summer season, and hid in the manor to deal with the necessary work.

The only thing that is often by my side is Miss Taylor Swift, who has almost nothing to do except study, and the little girl's greatest pleasure is to use her intentional out-of-tune singing to harm the whole manor.

"Ryan, are you really doing nothing?"

The sunshine in Los Angeles was already a little strong in April, and Taylor hid on the chair in the palm forest. While swinging around, he had not stopped. "They robbed our interests. If we touch our cake, we must be punished."

"Dear, you just need to watch it." Ryan waved his hand casually to the other side.

Just the day before yesterday, the little girl wrote a song she thought was very satisfied with, rushed into the study, and then heard what he discussed with George about Pixar.

In the past two days, she has been even more worried than Ryan. Her golden eyebrows have almost twisted into a lump. She always makes some unreliable suggestions.

"Alison..." Ryan was still a little worried about this big mouth. "This matter is of great importance and is not allowed to be mentioned to anyone, otherwise we will beg on the Avenue of Stars in the future."

"I promise. I won't say it when I dream!"

She was not the ignorant girl she used to be. She gradually knew what to do and what not to do. "The person who touched our cheese is our enemy, and we must work together to defeat them!"

"But...my dear Brother Ryan."

The little girl jumped off the chair, sat in front of the table here, holding her small chin, and frowned, "Didn't George say that Ed, John, Andrew and others have reached an agreement with Disney? Are we just watching and doing nothing?"

"What do you think we should do?"

Looking at the extremely serious little girl, Ryan is also very serious. Taylor will inherit a huge family property in the future and work hard in the complex entertainment industry. In some aspects, he is destined to learn earlier than others.

"Exhaust them all." This is completely a childish word.

"Dear..." Ryan rubbed her head and explained patiently, "Ed Camel, John Lasset and others are the core of Pixar and the representative of Pixar's spirit. If four to five years later, the method you said will definitely work. Now that Pixar leaves them, the core employee level will be dispersed, the stocks in our hands will become waste paper, and Pixar is not Pixar."

"Can you just watch them lean towards Disney?" The little girl was obviously frustrated.

"Dear, with Michael Eisner's style, at most promise to give them more compensation and freedom support."

Seeing the little girl frowning and thinking, Ryan slowly pulled the table, as if explaining to Taylor and talking to himself, "Which is more attractive, is the leader of Pixar or Disney's entire animation department?"

"Then..." The royal blue eyes turned around, as if they had figured out something, "We are going to fight back?"

"No, Disney is still looking for a good opportunity to make a move." Ryan stood up and walked towards the villa, "Let's give him the best opportunity, let's go... England!"
Chapter completed!