Amid such calls, on September 2, the film officially landed in North American theaters, and received more than 5,300 screens in 3,470 theaters.

Then...and soon attracted a lot of discussion.

Moreover, the encounters of the second part are slightly different from the market feedback in the first part - of course, the second part is the same as the first part, as the first part, the critics have received bad comments as soon as they are released, and they comment on the film's full of vulgar physical flaunts and uncontrollable bloody scenes.

This sentence actually summarizes the core selling points of this series very well.

Do you think Sparta is restoring history? Do you think Xerxes is showing national struggles?

NO, it’s just that girl who looks at muscles, a fierce man looks at the bloody aesthetic with a bit of ancient Greek sculpture style under slow motion expression, just to have fun.

Quoting a painful summary of a film critic who said he was blind, this is an "epic graffiti".

Sure enough, cultural people are still ruthless in cursing people, and they have created a new theme term. But will film critics curse like this have a great impact on the audience market?

It has an impact, but not fatal. Some viewers are even aroused by rebellious mentality. If you didn't want to watch it, you would even piss the audience's interest if you scolded "epic graffiti".

As for what muscles? Are you showing off when you are naked? And you are uncontrollable?

Some girls who want to openly appreciate male sex and be pleasing to the eye can't do it or not.

It looks like the first one, with a perfect style and a perfect audience to watch.

Perhaps it was because of this that many people entered the theater and watched the men's naval battle for two hours. The film quickly jumped to the top of the real-time box office in North America.

Are you angry? Some people are very angry.

The existence of "Sparta" is no less than that of Director Guo's genre of nude men. Thinking of this, the audience has 10,000 reasons to believe that Guo Xiaosi got the money-making Bible from the "Sparta" big sale.

Isn’t it just selling meat? Is the Asian region worse than the European and American regions?

If you weren't afraid that the review would not be passed, would you believe Guo Xiaosi dare to let those people wear underwear to film?

Of course, it’s nonsense. Guo Xiaosi thought that the aesthetic style of director Zha may be a few streets worse than that of director Zha, but in fact he actually caters to it, which is a relatively bad gimmick traffic.

Objectively speaking, every man who appeared in the whole film is at least 1.8 meters tall. A bright face, a shiny tendon and uncovered new season ck metal inlaid leather shorts. Even the villain's ugly villain is muscular and has unambiguous style. The unambiguous style of the underwear is enough to be shocking.

It makes people fully doubt whether the army at that time was still taller.

But to put it more pretentiously, this film has no straits. The composition is still grand when it comes to the characters. The tone is like oil paintings, and the texture of every frame is still online, otherwise it would not be called "epic graffiti". The sense of incongruity lies here. It has the epic style of war, and the sea battle shots make people feel a kind of emotion in their hearts, but the characters are not tuned and the shape is not tuned.

Of course, Hollywood movies have always lacked awe of history, and they can't blame them for this matter. If you shoot the king for dinner and put on seven or eight plates of kimchi, it is probably quite generous. Australian audiences will also feel that history is not good at watching the costumes and props of the Legend of Zhen Huan. Some things are lacking, so their natural cognition is limited.

Responsibly speaking, this is the impact of the regional environment on people. No wonder the director, because even if you ask Director Zha to make a good historical film and give him a complete script of "Mulan", he probably won't be concerned about the costumes and props. This is a weakness brought by the limitations of thinking in his bones. Just like you can't force swimming to be more long-distance running, long-distance running to be more deadlifting, and deadlifting to be more flexible...

The considerations made by slapping your head will inevitably lead to problems.

However, even the directors don’t care about history. Will the audience care about whether "Xerxes" is "Xerxes"? Of course, they won’t.

So after the first weekend, the film received a box office of US$45.05 million.

Although this premiere score is nearly 32% less than the 70 million paintings in the first week of the previous work "300 Warriors", considering that the actors' blood change and the traffic was just 4 years later, this score is not bad. At least, the film's first week overseas revenue is 87.8 million US dollars, an increase of 10% over the same period of the previous work.

Considering that the investment of this film is only 95 million, the promotional expenses are not much spent, and it is very cost-effective. It is just a matter of profitability. Even if it is distributed by publishers such as Lion Gate and Mubao, and the studios of Zhadao, can't make much money. Amber Video also needs such special movies to attract users to expand the film library. It is always useful.

"Rise of the Planet of the Apes" set.

Director Zha was not angry when he was chased and scolded by film critics. His growth trajectory was full of dealing with money, waiting, and he had already become a merciless person. Many times, he was not paying attention to word of mouth but KPI. If the things shot can make money, and if the audience accepts it, he doesn't care.

Everyone was lively and they dispersed. Speaking of "Rise of the Planet of the Apes" is about to be completed. The theme of this film is more plump than "Xerxes", and it is not easy to attract too many scoldings.

...

At nine o'clock in the morning, Raster Manor.

I have nothing to do recently. I can sleep until I wake up naturally after a nightmare. I am full of energy and even brush my teeth more powerfully.

To be honest, Lehmann didn't pay much attention to "Sparta 2". This film will be scolded no matter what. The more you scold, the higher the attention you pay, the more you pay, so you don't need to guide anything specifically.

Have a simple breakfast and go out. It’s sunny and feel comfortable.

After joining the company, Metz had already communicated and recorded some itineraries outside his office early.

Seeing him walking in, he immediately got up and followed in, and handed over a piece of film market information he had sorted out in his hand.

"Wow, that's not bad."

After flipping through it a little bit, looking at the summed numbers, Lehman threw it aside and ignored it.

Just as I thought today was another day to read the newspaper, Black suddenly called.

"BOSS, you can log in to Netflix's website and you will find it very much." He said with joy.

As the saying goes, only by knowing oneself and one’s enemy can one learn and make progress. Of course, Lehman has a subscription to Netflix and is also the most advanced member, which makes it easier for him to browse.

Seeing Black's meaning, it seemed like there was fun to watch with his companions, Lehman naturally turned on the computer.

Good guy, it was indeed a peer who gave the opportunity, but Netflix sent an email to each visiting user, which roughly means: After repeated communication, in order to better serve our video users, they decided to split the original 9.9 USD DVD rental + online video subscription package into two packages: $7.99 DVD rental and $7.99 online video subscription package, without any bundling, choose at will.

Just listening to the last two sentences seems to be really considering users. After all, Netflix does have people who only watch videos and don’t want to buy rental services. This move can save them $2 a month, but the problem is that it essentially does not harm the rights and interests of users with two needs.

Lehman knew at a glance that Netflix would probably be scolded in the next period of time.

After all, audiences in any industry are sensitive to price increases, not to mention that in recent years, the unemployment rate in the United States has not dropped, and the American people have restricted a lot of behavior that is rooted in their subconscious minds. In this case, isn’t Netflix’s move an initiative to give reasons to be criticized by others?

You have not yet completely occupied the streaming media market, so you dare to raise prices. You must not learn from a certain group. If you have a tacit cooperation, you will first sweep the others out, and then do this. At that time, Netflix will hold the most active traffic, then put the sickle at the user, and cut the content side at both ends. How many more will there be? The reasons have been considered for you. It is a cost issue. If you don’t raise the price, you can’t survive. It will guide the content side to oppose the audience, sit firmly on the Diaoyutai, and even do it too much. You will be on demand. If you have members, you have to spend money to watch movies. Isn’t it impossible to do it?

But now everyone has a choice, Amber, Hulu, Amazon, Google TV, which ended Google some time ago, and other votes of peers are eyeing you. If you do this, you will really give you courage.

Soon, Netflix took the initiative to hand over the knife and let him step on it, and of course Leman would not let go of it. In fact, he didn't need to remind him that Black had contacted the navy and began to attack Netflix and smear them...
Chapter completed!