The premiere of 72_72291 "Independence Day" has come to an end for the time being, but it is in the middle. The carnival of the National Theatre has just begun, and the major news media have gathered around the theater, surrounded by the audience, guests, and crew who participated in the premiere, and conducted all-round interviews with them for the first time, and everyone tried their best to become a part of this magnificent feast.

According to incomplete statistics, nearly 400 reporters from more than 120 media gathered on the entire Hollywood Avenue that night, and the scale of the interview was comparable to that of the Oscar ceremony. The premiere of "Independence Day" is definitely more than just the premiere of a movie, and no one wants to be an outsider at this moment.

However, no one expected that it would not be the "Los Angeles Times" and "New York Times" that stood out in the end, nor "Variety" or "The Hollywood Reporter", but Fox TV.

Starting with the helicopter aerial shooting, it truly recorded the prosperity of the entire Hollywood Avenue on the day of the premiere; To send a whole team of well-organized program groups to arrive at the scene to make a special topic, and locked their eyes on the ordinary audience attending the premiere, this seemingly uncompetitive choice, but unexpectedly achieved a sensational effect, triggered a chain follow-up reaction, and directly opened another feat in the film industry - the audience's opinions entered the room.

Although before this, the theater score system has gradually been recognized by many media, but the theater score system only allows the audience to score and reflect the audience's opinions from one perspective. However, it is a very rare sight like Fox to directly treat the audience as a so-called film critic and express his own viewing feelings.

Different from the perspective of guests and experts, the audience's views may be simple and crude, and even most people don't know any professional knowledge, but this is often the most representative of the general public's views, no falsehood, no cover-up, no politeness, directly and truly express their own thoughts, this kind of empathetic remarks can often resonate with other audiences.

From the perspective of the media, only the professional views of authoritative figures and opinion leaders will be recognized, and the opinions of ordinary audiences are not only not professional enough, but also mixed with too many personal aesthetic views, which is difficult to popularize. So, audience opinion is more in the form of "theater scores", but Fox's approach has opened up another world.

To put it simply, the "Transformers" series has never been a favorite of film critics, and even the theater scores are pitifully low, but the box office of the series has always been able to create a miracle. Why? Because the visual effects and viewing experience of the series have always won the hearts of a certain audience group, even if they are scolded, regretted, and disappointed after watching the movie, it is undeniable that every time a new series of movies is released, they still go to the cinema - whether it's for the fabulous visual effects or other reasons.

This kind of contradictory and tangled feeling is difficult to reflect such a cold number as the theater score.

Whether it's the "Los Angeles Times", "The New York Times", or "Variety" or "The Hollywood Reporter", it is difficult for them to clearly express the excitement and excitement after the premiere.

America's morning news programs have always been sponsored by NBC's "Today" and ABC's "Good Morning America good. m。 At their peak, both news programs had a whopping six million viewers, and the competition was so fierce that even CBS was not competitive enough at this time slot, let alone Fox.

Fox TV's morning news program "A Good Day Live (good.) day。 "Live" has never been among the contenders, because the ingrained habit of the morning news show is almost irreversible, and News Corp has even wanted to cancel the show several times, wasting no time and energy in this impossible battle. However, this time, there is a faint hope!

The show "Good Day Live" aired on the morning of July 4 actually attracted more than 5 million viewers, and although it still lagged behind "Today" and "Good Morning America", it showed enough competitiveness to make competitors vigilant -- "Today" won the championship on this day with 5.8 million viewers, while "Good Morning America" had 5.2 million viewers, and the results of "Good Day Live" were already within reach of "Good Morning America".

This not only gave Fox TV enough confidence, but also made people clearly feel that this craze set off by "Independence Day" is sweeping the entire North American continent with lightning speed, and the real high tide of the summer of 1996 has just begun.

The enthusiastic popularity of "Beautiful Day Live" is only one aspect of the audience's enthusiasm for "Independence Day", and the attitude of the audience who attended the premiere has become a microcosm of the thinking of all ordinary viewers: whether the film is wonderful or not, they must go to the cinema to watch it before expressing their opinions.

As the saying goes, only people who have been to Paris are qualified to say that Paris is not worth visiting.

At 0:00 on July 4, "Independence Day" was fully released in 3,200 theaters across the United States, which set a new record in American film history and became the film with the most theaters, not only becoming the second work in American film history to have more than 3,000 theaters after "Mission Impossible", but also breaking the record of "Mission Impossible" being released in 3,000 theaters more than a month ago, raising the record and officially opening a new era of "3,000 theaters".

3,200 theaters, which is almost the sum of all theaters in the United States, in other words, every corner of the North American continent, from this moment on, you can go into the cinema to watch "Independence Day", this big deal continues the strong propaganda stage of 20th Century Fox.

Previously, the "New York Post" also expressed concern that such a large-scale screening of "Independence Day" is diametrically opposed to the screening strategy of "Death Row Walk", in case the cinema attendance is not satisfactory, which will be a heavy blow to the film. After all, the scale of opening at the level of 3,000 theaters, except for "Mission Impossible", no movie dared to try it before, which is a difficult challenge for the appeal of the actors.

But it turns out that the New York Post's concerns are completely unfounded, and the name "Hugo Lancaster" alone is enough to make people flock to movie theaters; Not to mention that since the Super Bowl, Twentieth Century Fox has spared no effort to promote it; The broadcast of the "Beautiful Day Live" news program gave ordinary audiences a basic understanding of the movie, and driven by curiosity, they included watching "Independence Day" in their itinerary list.

July 4th, the National Independence Day holiday, midnight, midnight. More than 1,500 spectators attended the theater at the entrance of the National Theater, hoping to enter the cinema as soon as possible to watch the "Independence Day" production. Such a scene is so familiar, it created such a grand occasion when "Death Row Walk" was screened, and this scene is replicated today.

However, "Death Row Prisoners' Walk" was only screened in art theaters at that time, and tickets were in short supply; Today's "Independence Day" was released on a wide scale in the United States, and it still set off a frenzy of movie-watching, which shows that Hugo's unparalleled strong appeal in North America is now.

It's not just medium. The National Theater, not only in Los Angeles, but also in every city and town in the United States, can be seen at the door of almost every movie theater, and watching "Independence Day" has become the best entertainment and leisure for all Americans during this year's Independence Day holiday.

Originally, there were people who wanted to wait and see, see the premiere reviews in the media, the feedback from the audience, and wait for the weekend to decide whether to go to the cinema or not. But the news program "Beautiful Day Live" made them change their minds. However, this hesitation left them far behind, and it was too late to enter the cinema, and the crowds and frantic audiences made the simple act of buying tickets to the cinema extremely difficult.

This is absolutely an unprecedented sight in the United States, and a movie that has been released in 3,200 theaters across the United States is actually hard to find? It's incredible!

According to incomplete statistics from major cities, from 0:00 on July 4, more than 2.5 million spectators were mobilized in major movie theaters across the United States, which was a sleepless night, and the entire North American continent was completely crazy because of "Independence Day". Such a spectacle is not only a media event, but also a grand event for every American resident, turning a movie into a national carnival.

Watch "Independence Day" and celebrate Independence Day. It's the most special and funniest celebration ever, but it's one of the most beautiful experiences in the memory of this generation of Americans. Even if the concept of Independence Day is really taken seriously by Hollywood, and there are masterpieces presented on Independence Day almost every year, this experience is still irreplaceable. Not only because of the film "Independence Day", but also because of Hugo Lancaster's Cunzài.

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