Hollywood Starts with Animation

If you want to calm down the storm of an event, then the best way is to detonate a new hot spot.

At this moment, the media reporters who were still very concerned about the Zack Snyder incident are now full of information about the DVD release of "Spider-Man".

"My God, that's Spider-Man!"

"The North American box office exceeded 300 million US dollars, and the global box office was nearly 900 million US dollars. The "Spider-Man" movie was the champion of the North American box office in 2000 and the champion of the global box office in 2000!"

"What does Zack Snyder do for Warner Bros. 'Sorry,' by comparison?"

"Little spider Peter Parker, the heat is amazing."

Hi journalists.

Even though the film "Spider-Man 1" was released in June 2000, it has been nearly a year since then, but it still occupies a detached position in the hearts of the majority of fans. Countless people are desperate to see Spider-Man 2 come out as soon as possible.

The sensitivity and sense of smell of media reporters is not low!

The interview topics were much more interesting for the rest of the year, with reporters consciously avoiding Zack Snyder and Warner's topics and concentrating on the issue of the Spider-Man 1 DVD release.

"Senior Bartels, why don't we ask Zack Snyder?" a young reporter asked his partner.

In response to his partner, he immediately gave him a foolish look.

"Man, are you stupid?!"

"Wald Pictures President Kevin Feige simply answered the Zack Snyder incident and immediately threw out the news of the DVD release of Spider-Man 1. What did he do?"

"Just to divert the public's attention!"

"If you're still asking about the Zack Snyder incident, aren't you asking yourself for fun? Besides, do you think he'll answer you? Young man, learn more!"

The partner spoke like a machine gun, babbling non-stop, smearing the little reporter who asked the question.

"..."

The young reporter looked around subconsciously,

I found that many reporters looked at him with contempt.

If you want to be a good media reporter, you have to learn a lot!

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"Mr. Feige, I'm Ellie Joe, a reporter for the California Entertainment News. May I ask you, how much will the DVD release of Spider-Man 1 be? Will it be released nationwide or overseas? What's the price? "

Three questions were thrown in a row.

"California Entertainment" is worthy of being the closest partner media of Wald Pictures, and it was the first to stand up for Kevin Feige's method of changing the subject.

The first volume, the sale range, and the price are also the topics of concern to the reporters present.

For a time, the atmosphere of the whole scene became very harmonious, and there was no more noisy before.

"Eh? How did it suddenly become orderly?!"

At this moment, director Steven Soderbergh, who was watching from the upstairs of the Eighth District Film Company next door, was surprised: "What did Kevin Feige say?!"

George Clooney shook his head.

The two did not hesitate, and immediately arranged for a subordinate to go to inquire about the news.

Soon...

Those who inquire about the news will come.

He said: "Kevin Feige hooked up a bunch of journalists by throwing out the DVD release of Spider-Man 1."

Steven Soderbergh and George Clooney, the two looked at each other, their faces were not very good-looking.

George Clooney sighed and said: "Kevin Feige can do it! This method of distracting the public's attention is extremely easy to use."

"Humph!"

Soderbergh snorted coldly: "This is the past? They are too cheap!"

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Disney Group.

Robert Iger, a member of Disney executives and future Disney chairman, received an interview with Kevin Feige immediately.

Not only that, in a very short period of time, he even figured out several specifications and prices of the DVD of the "Spider-Man 1" movie.

"The "Spider-Man 1" movie DVD will be released in the United States this time, and offline markets in Europe, Asia, Australia and other places will also be released within 1 to 2 weeks."

"The release of the "Spider-Man 1" DVD, this time there are mainly three specifications, namely the regular edition, the special edition, and the deluxe edition."

Regular Edition: There is only one CD built-in, and the price is $9.9, which is $2 higher than the average price of a movie ticket;

Special Edition: There is only one CD built-in, however, compared with the regular edition, the special edition is definitely very different.

The regular DVD of "Spider-Man 1" has exactly the same content as the theater version, and the movie is 117 minutes long. However, the "Spider-Man 1" special edition DVD has a full 135 minutes of movie time, a full 18 minutes more, which is content that cannot be seen in theaters.

For fans of the little spider, the extra 18 minutes is definitely what they are very eager to see.

Therefore, the price of the special edition DVD is as high as $19;

The last one is the deluxe edition. During the period, there are regular DVD discs, special edition DVD discs, and a Spider-Man doll as a gift. It is also a "Spider-Man" mini-game produced by Baokai Games, which is worth 30 U.S. dollar recharge props.

Spider-Man 1 Deluxe Edition, $40.

"$9.9, $19, $40, three sizes?"

Robert Iger said to himself: "Wald Pictures is doing a good job now. It's like Disney, but I don't know how many DVDs it sells?"

Anniversary Edition, Platinum Commemorative Edition, Diamond Special Edition......

This movie DVD sales routine was first started by the Disney Group. They put the classic Disney movies from the 1950s to the 1990s and sold them irregularly in the market, making them "Platinum" and "Diamond", making a lot of money.

For the whole year of 2000, Disney's routine brought them an additional $210 million in revenue.

There is something to learn from, and the whole lot of other Hollywood movies are now broken.

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Sony Columbia Pictures.

At this moment, Amy Pascal, who just took office as CEO of Columbia Pictures, was very depressed when she learned that the DVD of "Spider-Man 1" was about to be released.

"Once upon a time, we in Colombia had the opportunity to win the copyright of "Spider-Man", but a bunch of short-sighted guys couldn't bear to spend an extra $2 million?!"

In 1996, Zucker and Columbus Pictures almost simultaneously asked Marvel for the copyright of "Spider-Man". In the end, Zucker won!

Amy Pascal sighs: "Hollywood is so misogynistic!"

"If I was a male then, those frivolous guys would definitely choose to support me, but now? A 'Spider-Man' movie made that guy Zucker Wald make a lot of money."

"This time, the release of the "Spider-Man" DVD, um, and the videotape released together, will definitely make him a lot of money."

Amy Pascal is annoyed!

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