Movie Queen Development Plan

After the Super Bowl trailer for Goblin Slayer ended, the Super Bowl officially began.

But many people's minds are no longer on the competition.

"Well, it looks like the effect should be good."

Nanaya nodded. He was very satisfied with the trailer he made.

In order to show that his movie is a big production, Nanaya deliberately selected two scenes with the most visual effects in the movie. At present, it seems that this trailer is obviously not inferior to masterpieces such as "Spider-Man" and "Lord of the Rings" in terms of visual effects.

Thinking of this, Nanaya picked up his phone and made an international call directly to Japan.

"Shion? Are you watching TV?"

"Of course, after all, I spent $1.9 million to buy this seat. Wouldn't it be a shame if I didn't appreciate it?"

Shion, who was far away in Japan, was sitting on the sofa in her office at this moment, holding a red wine glass in one hand and a phone in the other, her eyes still staring at the 75-inch super-large TV screen in the office.

"Have they also deployed it in Japan?"

Shion smiled and replied, "Of course, in order to ensure global synchronization, I specially selected the TBS TV station's advertising slot at the same time, and it's about to end now. I will send you the relevant feedback when the time comes."

"That's troublesome."

Nanaya is well aware that North America and Japan are the two most important box office bases for "Goblin Slayer". North America is the largest box office base in the world and if "Goblin Slayer" wants to make a profit, the North American box office is a must.

As Washimine and Nanaya's base, Japan is of course impossible to give up. After all, if Japan can get more than 10 billion box office, then the pressure on the box office requirements of "Goblin Slayer" in North America will be much less.

Nanaya believes that his Hollywood blockbuster production method should be able to attract many Japanese audiences. After all, Japanese audiences are still very fond of special effects and big scenes.

However, unlike the North American Super Bowl special advertisement that featured the adapted elements of "The Saint and the Brave", the special 30-second trailer broadcast in Japan is exactly the same as the Super Bowl trailer in terms of screen content, but the subtitle screen uses "Nana Kiryu's latest masterpiece" as the biggest promotional focus.

After the popularity of "Kara no Kyoukai" and the success of "Magical Girl Illya" two years ago, Nanaya has become a hot topic in Japan. Compared with North America, using the name "Kiryu Nanaya" in Japan is obviously more likely to attract a certain number of viewers.

In fact, just as Nanaya thought, after this trailer was broadcast, many of Nanaya's fans were attracted by the epic scenes he showed.

"It's really great!" Shiori Kaede cheered after watching the trailer, "Is this really a scene that a Japanese director can produce?!"

As a die-hard fan of director Nanaya Kiryu, Kaede Shiori has been looking forward to the second and third chapters of "Kara no Kyoukai", but unfortunately, this new director does not play by the rules at all.

It is generally believed that after the first film directed by a new director becomes popular, most of them will choose to shoot a sequel. This is because sequels have low risks and high success rates, and are the most suitable projects for new directors who cannot afford to make mistakes in the early stages.

However, Nanaya Kiryu really likes to do something else. He didn't shoot such a good subject as "Kara no Kyoukai" but started a special effects film. Although "Magical Girl Illya" is indeed very good, Shiori Kaede still wants to see the handsome sister Ryougi more.

After waiting for a long time for the completion of "Magical Girl Illya", Shiori Kaede thought that Kiryu Nanaya would move on to continue filming "Kara no Kyoukai", but he ended up receiving an official announcement from [Erque Studio] stating that the studio would devote all its efforts to producing a game-adapted movie.

What the f**k? !

When Shiori Kaede saw this news, he was completely devastated. He had such a good subject matter but he didn't work on it. Instead, he created a new IP. Do you think you are James Cameron? !

You should know that according to the information revealed by someone online, Kiryu Nanaya's next work should be the sequel movies of "Kara no Kyoukai" Chapter 2 and Chapter 3. Although Shiori Kaede doesn't like the bulldozer netizen who claims to be an uncle party, the information of this guy can be said to be very accurate, but what is unexpected is that this uncle party who has almost never made mistakes would actually release wrong information.

"Sure enough, that guy is not an insider at all. Now his true colors are exposed."

After the production information of Goblin Slayer was revealed, Shiori Kaede even mocked someone. Unfortunately, the bulldozer disappeared for a long time, perhaps because the identity of the uncle party was exposed. This made Shiori Kaede feel like he had punched cotton.

It was not until almost the Chinese New Year that the bulldozer finally showed up again, but this time the other party did not bring much information. It only said that the movie "Goblin Slayer" condensed the hard work of all the staff of [Erque Studio], and the final product will definitely surprise everyone.

At that time, Shiori Kaede didn't believe the bulldozer's nonsense. Although Director Nanaya Kiryu was indeed a very thoughtful director and was good at using the least money to achieve the best visual effects, it also meant that the young director was not a money-burning machine like James Cameron. The bulldozer's statement that the visual effects were not inferior to those of Hollywood was just bragging in Shiori Kaede's eyes.

But now, when Shiori Kaede saw this short 30-second trailer, he felt that maybe this young director could really achieve the level of "The Lord of the Rings"?

"A new legend?" Shiori Kaede muttered to himself in front of the TV screen, "Maybe this movie will really be a new legend! In June, right? I hope that Director Kiryu won't let me down."

At this moment, Shiori Kaede, like many other fans of "Kara no Kyoukai", temporarily put aside their obsession with Miss Ryougi Shiki and began to look forward to this new movie from [Erque Studio].

After all, the movie will be released in 4 months, which is not a long time for most movie fans.

While Nanaya's movie fans, led by Shiori Kaede, were watching the trailer, players of the "Saints and the Brave" game adaptation who boycotted Nanaya also saw the trailer.

It would be strange if European and American players who are used to watching the Super Bowl did not see this trailer.

"..."

There was silence in the whole room. Although the game had started again on TV, no one could speak.

The smug expression on William's face had long since disappeared. The look he gave the TV was very complicated, showing reluctance, struggle, and a little bit of anticipation.

Not only William, but other protesters present also had such feelings to a greater or lesser extent.

The battle between monsters and the adventurers' army, as well as the final scene of the protagonist challenging the boss, although all of these only add up to a few dozen seconds in total, they make everyone's blood boil.

These fans have never been against their favorite games being adapted into movies, but the prerequisite is that the movie must be a great work.

These players who came from 8-bit consoles have imagined countless times in their minds the adventures of the heroes they controlled through the simple game graphics of that time, especially the battles with those large bosses, which are almost the scenes they imagine the most.

William himself had imagined what it would be like if "The Saint and the Brave" was made into a movie, but it was difficult to have a very clear concept. But it was also because of this that he had a very deep grudge against the Japanese director.

Because William knows very well that there is only one chance to adapt any IP into a movie. If it fails this time, there will be no second chance for adaptation in at least the next 20 years - except for copycat B-level movies.

"It would be nice if Goblin Slayer wasn't an adaptation of The Saint and the Brave."

William had thought about this idea more than once. If Goblin Slayer was not an adaptation of The Saint and the Brave, he could just watch the movie. If the movie was good, he would give it a thumbs up. If the movie was bad, he could spit on it.

But "Goblin Slayer" happened to be an adaptation of "The Saint and the Brave", which made William worried about the fate of this movie.

Especially after the release of "The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring" at the end of last year, William's resentment towards Nanaya Kiryu deepened. In William's mind, only such a magnificent epic can be worthy of the movie "Saints and Brave Men", but William feels that his idea may never come true.

With such an epic work as "The Lord of the Rings" in front of him, William couldn't imagine what the Japanese would make of the movie "The Saint and the Brave".

Because William knew very well that no matter whether the other party had this idea or not, the media would compare "Goblin Slayer" with "Lord of the Rings". No matter how good "Goblin Slayer" was, as long as it did not reach the same level as "Lord of the Rings", it would be belittled by the media.

William definitely didn't want to see his favorite game-adapted movie being belittled in this way.

But when he saw the trailer, William became very excited. Apart from anything else, the war scenes in the trailer, which were no less than those in The Lord of the Rings, made his eyes wet.

Only true game fans can understand William's mood at this moment, which is an emotion called dream.

Perhaps, this movie can reach the level of "Lord of the Rings"?

A small, unrealistic dream arose in William's heart, but who says dreams can't come true?