The world begins with Hong Kong movies

Chapter 452 Ruined Image!
The situation in Malaysia has caused quite a stir in Hong Kong.

Countless Hong Kong residents have been affected, and their perception of Malaysia has plummeted to rock bottom, a situation unlikely to be reversed in the short term.

That's interesting too!

The war of words with Siam was going very well, and it seemed that they had tasted success, with more and more influential newspapers joining in.

As for the accusations and insults from Hong Kong Island, it's as if they've completely gone deaf, showing no reaction whatsoever.

This situation greatly displeased Wu Fan, an undercover elite who was also affected by public opinion.

At this time, due to his outstanding achievements and performance, he had become a team leader in the planning department of a game development company.

Well, their basic salary is comparable to that of a police inspector; they're definitely white-collar elites.

Because of the fully furnished apartment I won in the annual meeting lottery, and the extremely low cost of the communal dining hall, 95% of my salary is safely in my pocket.

If you add bonuses of varying amounts, then it becomes impossible to calculate.

It could be only tens of thousands of dollars, or it could reach millions of Hong Kong dollars!

You have to admit, young people are really quick-witted.

After reading the reports about Malaysia, I was angry, but a wicked idea came to me.

Once the idea was in mind, they immediately took action, calling on the group members to collect relevant information and begin planning the new game.

Thanks to Taiwanese film and television companies, after recruiting some Hong Kong actors, they really dare to film anything!

In 1987, Li Saifeng, who had just joined Fengrui Film and Television, turned down the role of the female lead in a movie invested in and directed by a Taiwanese film company. The movie was called "Angel Action".
Cough cough, the movie wasn't very good. The first one didn't even gross eight million at the Hong Kong box office!
With a box office of eight million in 1987, it couldn't even crack the top twenty for the year.

That's right. Although the first film didn't do well at the box office, "Angel Action" was made into three films in a row, each with a worse box office performance than the last.

As mentioned earlier, there's a high probability that this kind of movie is a money laundering scheme!

The second part tells a story that takes place in Malaysia!
The movie plot didn't hold up to scrutiny, but it gave Wu Fan a great direction for game design!

If this game can be successfully developed and released, it will definitely give Malaysia a good thrashing.

The game design proposal was quickly completed and then sent to the design supervisor.

After reviewing the proposal, cold sweat immediately poured down the manager's forehead; he simply didn't dare to make the decision.

Not to mention him, even the head of the game development company wouldn't dare to make a decision lightly and could only report it to Wu Feng, the big boss.

"Haha, great, great, game companies are full of talent!"

After reviewing the game design proposal, Wu Feng burst into laughter.

Overjoyed, he immediately made a decision: "This game must be developed as soon as possible, and ideally, we should see results within three months!"

Upon seeing the planner's name, he immediately beamed with joy.

As expected, undercover agents can be incredibly talented. I never imagined this guy would be so perceptive!
Reuse it, you must reuse it in the future!

In the game design proposal, the designer's detailed thought process for the game is also presented in written form.

After reading it, he was inspired.

He had watched the "Angel Action" trilogy in his spare time, although the version he watched had a different lead actress, Kara Hui.

Both the first and third installments are set in Siam!
Especially the first one, where the final boss is a powerful figure from an unspeakable region, making the process absolutely nerve-wracking for the audience. Well, it's not that the movie was particularly good, but rather that certain plot points gave him some inspiration.

Although he didn't focus on Siam this time, it doesn't mean he'll let it go easily.

Since the propaganda offensive has been quite effective, let's intensify our efforts.

He discovered that in some films and television dramas filmed in Hong Kong, whenever Siam was involved, the characters were portrayed as foreign police officers or Interpol agents helping Siam solve problems that it could not handle.

I know everything!

Not only do audiences in Hong Kong enjoy watching it, but audiences in Siam also readily accept this kind of setting in film and television dramas.

Then we should increase the intensity of the relevant film and television dramas, completely turning Siam into a weakling in the images, so that all viewers who like to watch Hong Kong-related films and television dramas will form this fixed idea.

What is this called?
That's called ruining one's image!
Wu Feng has not yet figured out what adverse effects this would have on Siam.

But he knew that once the international community's impression of Siam was fixed, it would definitely not be a good thing.

At the very least, neighboring countries will be eager to make a move.

There is not a single kind of country in Southeast Asia, or rather, in the Indochina Peninsula.

They would seize any opportunity to take a big bite out of their neighbor; there are countless examples of this.

Wu Feng could only think of so much for the time being, and immediately instructed his film and television companies to take action as soon as possible.

At that time, Hong Kong's film and television industry was known as the Hollywood of the East.

They are quite confident in both film and television talent and shooting speed.

This time, although it wasn't Fengrui Film & Television that made the move, it was still a film subsidiary under Wufeng, specializing in the production of such films and television dramas.

After all, Fengrui Films' filming schedule was finalized at the beginning of the year, and there would be no room for sudden cuts.

Otherwise, all the arrangements the company had made before would have to be disrupted and started over. Who would pay for the extra time and effort?

Moreover, the sudden shooting arrangement was inconsistent with the company's usual shooting rules, and Wu Feng couldn't just break the rules himself.

The movies produced by Fengrui Films are basically based on novels, and these are all best-selling novels with a strong market presence.

Movies adapted from bestselling novels have a guaranteed minimum box office performance, provided the production quality is good.

Fengrui Film & Television has established rules and procedures, and any major changes will have a huge impact on the company.

ATV, imitating the approach of Fengrui Films, established a high-quality TV drama production department to produce TV dramas based on excellent original novels.

At least, the probability of producing a high-quality TV series like this is extremely high, rather than relying on the vision and standards of so-called top screenwriters or producers.

Of course, Wu Feng also has other film companies or studios under his control, specializing in making movies and TV series that are not based on original novels or have only one core idea. This is the time for them to make their move.

Wu Feng was very satisfied with the result!

In less than half a month, everything from filming to post-production to theatrical release was completed, and the film's quality was quite good. At least the plot logic was sound, and the audience was able to immerse themselves in the film.

Then, after enjoying the thrills and pleasures brought by the film, the audience inevitably had to comment on Siam's performance.

(End of this chapter)