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Chapter 388: The Eve of the Release of "The Sound of Wind"

3 month 31 day.

On the eve of the release of "The Sound of Wind".

Shinhwa Company carried out the final wave of promotion before the release.

All major social media platforms have been swept up in the publicity campaign of "The Whistleblower".

Trailers, posters, behind-the-scenes footage, interviews with the main creators...all kinds of materials are overwhelming and emerging in an endless stream. Yan Gou'er, Wen Lian, and other leading actors Li Yang, Qi Hao, Le Zhanlin, and Geng Jiang, all posted on Weibo.

Cheng Cheng, who was far away in Serbia, also accepted the interview and wished "The Sound of Wind" good results.

At the same time, a topic emerged online: How much box office do you think "The Whistleblower" will achieve.

Ten percent chose 10 billion and below.

Thirty percent chose 10 billion to 20 billion.

Forty percent of people chose 20 billion to 30 billion.

Ten percent chose more than 30 billion.

Another 10 percent chose "obtuse angle."

Netizens who chose different options held different opinions:
"The main reason is that the release date is not good. April 4st only takes up the Qingming Festival. If it were May Day or the summer vacation, it would definitely be over 1 billion, but this time it is estimated to be around 15 billion."

"Is Shinhwa Company planning something else for the May Day holiday? It looks like "Charlotte's Troubles" is going to be released."

“Then why not put “The Sound of the Wind” on May Day and “Charlotte’s Troubles” now.”

"Shinhwa Company said they would give newcomers a chance."

"Good fellow, Mr. Dayi!"

"I would guess 15 billion, too. 15 billion is the maximum."

"Are you kidding me? 15 billion? Is this the box office value of the first movie after winning the Best Actress Award at the Cannes Film Festival?"

"To be honest, I'm not very optimistic. Wen Lian and Yan Gou'er don't actually have much box office appeal. Winning awards and having their acting skills recognized doesn't mean the box office will be high. The combination of Cheng Cheng + Yan Gou'er and Cheng Cheng + anyone has box office appeal. Also, spy war themes aren't popular. They're too boring. Everyone loves to watch comedies now."

"That's right. The main reason is that the movie market is not doing well right now. It's almost dead. I haven't been to a movie theater this year."

"More and more movies are killing the goose that lays the golden eggs. Before, everyone used this industry to launder money, but they were cautious and the audience didn't pay much attention, which made the industry seem very popular. Now the audience really understands that bad movies are used to launder money, so they really don't go to see them and really criticize them, so the film market is not doing well."

"Tianxia Film Industry Works:
XXX: 9.1

XXX: 7.5

XXXX: 8.3 points

XXXX: 8.7 points

The Tianxia film industry was puzzled: "Why did I suddenly become unpopular?"

"'Chinese Pictures' can be used as an important sign of the cooling of the Tianxia film market." "In fact, I think it has now completely reached the point where the film market and Cheng Cheng + Movies are completely separated. Cheng Cheng + Movies refers to movies directed/starred/produced/written/adapted by Cheng Cheng. Basically, as long as Cheng Cheng is involved in a movie, the quality is basically guaranteed. The worst is just a movie like 'The Professional' that is popular but not well-received. For other people's movies, just mention Gong Guangming, and then there is nothing else. Other directors' movies have more or less some ups and downs in quality, but Gong Guangming basically doesn't, and Cheng Cheng doesn't have that at all."

“Looking further ahead, no matter how much the box office of The Whistleblower ends up being, it can provide a reference for the currently sluggish film market, that is, how much box office can be achieved by top actors + top scripts + top productions after removing all the excess.

Not to mention that without Cheng Cheng, the box office appeal of Yan Gou'er and Wen Lian is no longer there.

I just want to ask, how many Cheng Chengs are there in the domestic entertainment industry?

Cheng Cheng is a complete BUG!
If he were there, the box office would be guaranteed to be over 25 billion, but that would be of no reference value.

It is precisely because Cheng Cheng is not there that "The Whistleblower" becomes a perfect reference system.

In addition, the scheduling issue can completely offset Cheng Cheng's influence.

Then "The Whistleblower" will become a ceiling movie that other film and television companies can achieve. If the box office of "The Whistleblower" is good, at least more than 20 billion, it will boost confidence in the sluggish film market. If the box office of "The Whistleblower" is not good, even less than 20 billion, it is estimated that the film market will really be cold, and more and more capital will withdraw. "

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The next day, "The Sound of Wind" was finally released.

Yan Gou'er, Wen Lian, Li Yang, Qi Hao, Le Zhanlin, Geng Jiang and others gathered at the premiere at the Dijing Wans Cinema.

Many well-known actors, stars, directors, reporters from major media, as well as some film critics, film bloggers, internet celebrities and others were also invited to the event.

Today, Yan Gouer wore a black off-shoulder dress.

Her hair was pulled into a high bun, and the cut of her top perfectly revealed her soft shoulders and neck curve, making her look smart and cute.

A pair of delicate earrings hang on the earlobes and a pearl necklace is worn around the neck, adding a touch of highlight to the overall look.

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Wen Lian also wore a black dress, but her dress was much bolder than Yan Gou'er's, revealing her beautiful figure. She was sexy, hot, and generous, forming a sharp contrast with Yan Gou'er's agility and purity.

The other male actors all wore black suits, which looked neither casual nor too prominent, and the sizes were well-matched.

As soon as everyone appeared, they became the focus of the scene. The atmosphere was extremely warm and the flash lights kept flashing.

Afterwards, the media on site conducted interviews with everyone before watching the movie.

Yan Gou'er: "The most unforgettable thing is that I had a lot of scenes with Sister Wen Lian. It was very difficult for us to shoot this movie, mainly because we had to 'polish' it. Because there are so many scenes with eyes and expressions, every look and every action was repeatedly scrutinized. Of course, Sister Wen Lian's acting is better. I learned a lot from acting with her. In fact, I was very sorry that I didn't have the opportunity to act with Sister Wen Lian in "The Three-Body Problem"."

Wen Lian: "Don't listen to her. In fact, there is no such thing as who has good acting skills or who has bad acting skills. Xiao Gou'er is a very talented actor. We learned from each other during the filming and grew together. There are regrets, for example, Director Cheng was not here today."

Geng Jiang: "This is my second time working with Shinhwa. I am very honored. Actually, when I was asked to play the role of a Japanese officer at the beginning, I was not sure if I could play it well."

Le Zhanlin: "It's actually quite interesting. In The Three-Body Problem, A Jiang and I were comrades-in-arms, but in The Sound of Wind, we became enemies. Can't I talk about this? Sorry, sorry, sorry, I said too much. Let's watch it first! Let's watch it first. Don't tell me, The Sound of Wind seems to be the original cast of The Three-Body Problem, except for Brother Wei Chi and Sister Xi Jun. Sorry, it's not just missing, I said the wrong thing again."

Xiaoyi: "Actually, I feel quite a lot of pressure. Director Cheng has entrusted me with this important task. I am afraid that I won't be able to shoot it well, but I am still quite confident in this movie. I hope to personally pass on the good news to Director Cheng in Serbia."

The interview ended, the creative team returned to the stage and took their seats, and the movie began.

Yan Gou'er was extremely nervous, and Wen Lian was also a little worried.

At the same time, audiences across the country who had bought tickets walked into the theaters, found their seats, and quietly waited for the movie to start.
(End of this chapter)