In the past 12 hours, what are the global film and television news worth paying attention to?
Chen Yu
Recently, Chen Yu, the screenwriter of "Man Jianghong", said at the Beijing Film Festival forum that the progress of commercialization and industrialization of China's film market is largely related to the fall of Hollywood. Hollywood is no longer the Hollywood of that golden age, not the Hollywood of the era of "Casablanca", "The Godfather" and "Titanic". In the Chinese film market, there is a kind of collapse. Ten years ago, everyone had to give in to a Hollywood blockbuster, but now blockbusters like "Mission Impossible 7" have made no splash in the Chinese market, so Hollywood has made huge room for localized films.
He also believes that the Tencent and Netflix versions of the "Three-Body Problem" drama are equally divided, and even many viewers feel that Netflix is inferior to the domestic version. So Hollywood is collapsing, and the country is spurging.
02. "Godzilla vs. Kong 2" counterattacks Miyazaki's new film in the mainland
Hayao Miyazaki's new film "What kind of life do you want to live" was counterattacked by "Godzilla vs. King Kong 2" in the third weekend, and the monster film got 51.47 million yuan at the box office in three days over the weekend, with a total of 862 million, and Hayao Miyazaki's weekend got 44.53 million in three days, with a total of 735 million. It is worth mentioning that "What kind of life do you want to live" is currently only 54 million yuan away from the total box office of "Lingbud Journey". In terms of new films, "Digimon 03" opened with 9.68 million yuan, and "Youth Diary" was 7.19 million yuan.
01. "Civil War" won the North American championship in North America, and Guy Ritchie's new film opened and ranked fourth
"Civil War" earned $11.13 million the next week, ranking first at the North American box office, with a total of $44.88 million in North America. Universal's "Bloodthirsty Ballet" ranked second with $10.2 million in the first three days of its opening weekend, "Godzilla vs. Kong 2" earned $9.5 million in its fourth week of release, ranked third, "Top Secret Warfare" earned $9 million in North America, ranked fourth, and Guy R-rated film directed by Guy R. had the second-highest opening in North America, slightly below "Gentlemen" at $10.7 million. The Japanese animated film "Spy Playing Home" opened with $4.87 million and ranked fifth.
02. Cage and John Qufta return to "Changing Face 2"
Some foreign media broke the news that Nicolas Cage and John Tarawolt will return to "Changing Face 2" directed by Adam Wingard of "Godzilla vs. King Kong 2". Directed by John Woo, "Changing Face" was released in 1997 and grossed $112 million in North America and $245 million worldwide.
03. "Moon Rebels 2" became the movie with the lowest rating on Rotten Tomatoes
Zack Snyder's "Moon Rebels: The Man Who Imprinted" was launched on Netflix on April 19, and Rotten Tomatoes included 64 media reviews, with a freshness of only 17%, which was lower than the 21% of "Moon Rebels", becoming his lowest-rated work on Rotten Tomatoes. The Hollywood Reporter commented that the scene of the wheat cut seemed longer than the Swedish art film, IndieWire described the second part as almost as disastrous as the first, and Collider said that the film was pure rubbish.
04. Tom supports the fallen paparazzi
Recently, Tom Cruise attended Victoria Beckham's 50th birthday party in London, and passed by to support a paparazzi photographer who fell to the ground, and behaved quite gentlemanly.
05. "Stunt Maniac" German propaganda and Bayern players group photo
Ryan Gosling & Emily Blunt, who promoted Stunt Maniac in Germany, met with Bayern Munich player Kane Neuer, who had reached the semi-finals of this year's Champions Cup. "Stunt Maniac" will be released in Germany on April 30, and the Chinese mainland schedule has been postponed to May 17.
01. "What kind of life do you want to live" broke $300 million worldwide
Thanks to the excellent performance of the Chinese market and the blessing of the Oscar-winning award, Hayao Miyazaki's "How Do You Want to Live Your Life" reached a global box office of $305 million, ranking fifth in the global box office list of Japanese animation, and the top four are: "Demon Slayer" $519 million, "Spirited Away" $415 million, "Your Name." $382 million, $331 million for "The Journey of Bell Buds". It is worth mentioning that "What kind of life do you want to live" is the highest grossing market outside of Japan in the TOP5.