The negotiation continued. Under Jiang Chen's request, the negotiation naturally slowed down. After all, everyone knew that there was a big difference between a movie without transliteration and a movie with transliteration.
America was not China.
After so many years of English education in China, although not everyone knew English, and there were not many people who knew it, it could not withstand the familiarity of the language.
However, it was different in America. In America, Chinese was relatively unfamiliar.
If they didn't transliterates, they would lose a group of viewers.
Naturally, the publishing company did not want to see such a situation, so they tried their best to translate it, just like Japan and Korea.
But now, Jiang Chen wasn't willing, and he was adamant, so they could only continue the discussion.
Jiang Chen was mentally prepared for this. He wasn't worried or even anxious. It didn't matter to him if it was released a little later. As long as the pirated resources weren't flooded, then all problems weren't a problem.
Moreover, even if it was pirated, it would be difficult to extend it from China to the entire world.
Under such circumstances, the longer he waited, the greater the advantage he had. This was because the box office sales in East Asia were already rising, especially in Japan, Korea, Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Southeast Asia.
Every day, the data Jiang Chen saw was increasing.
Apart from the Huaxia region, the overall increase was getting bigger and bigger.
Perhaps even without relying on the global market, just the overseas market alone would allow Pangu to break through Avatar's 2.8 billion. Under that scenario, negotiations would naturally be easier.
Therefore, he only needed to wait.
Moreover, he had more important things to do.
That was the filming of this new movie.
Now, several days had passed, and the filming of the movie had entered a relatively high point. Jiang Chen had no choice but to immerse himself in it.
He had already spent one billion, but his investment did not stop.
On the one hand, Yu Dong had invested more than 500 million yuan. On the other hand, he had added another 100 million yuan, increasing the investment to 1.6 billion yuan.
This was already a terrifying number.
After all, very few in Hollywood could reach this level of investment, let alone Chinese movies.
The important thing was that the initial investment wasn't even enough for the filming, let alone the later part. Breaking two billion was already a sure thing. It wasn't even impossible for it to be three hundred million USD.
Naturally, with this kind of investment, it was not too much to use twelve split minds.
His thoughts quickly converged, and the filming continued very quickly.
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The cavalry galloped forward, and the chariot fell almost instantly without any resistance. Under the combination of the close-up camera and Jiang Chen's aura, the terror and power of the Great Han Empire's cavalry were vividly displayed.
It almost made people feel their hearts tremble.
The plot continued to play out. The imperial court re-established the Western Protectorate and appointed Geng Gong and Guan Chong as Commanders. In a short period of time, the entire Western Region was completely controlled by the Han Dynasty.
Within the chariot division, the burly man was completely stationed.
Here, Jiang Chen simulated the situation of the American military stationed in various places.
In reality, the Great Han Dynasty's garrison was not as exaggerated as the American Empire's. In fact, it was like a retired emperor's existence. However, in order not to cause unnecessary trouble, he did not do so.
Of course, even so, it was enough to arouse the excitement of the people in the country. Even the people abroad were not without something to watch.
Of course, the real highlight was still at the back.
Less than a year had passed since the establishment of the Western Regions Protectorate.
The Xiongnu side was quickly moved. As the scene turned, it directly turned to the Xiongnu's poor tent. One by one, the Xiongnu nobles, who were portrayed by the herdsmen, appeared and began to gather and discuss.
The herdsmen indeed didn't have acting skills, but Jiang Chen didn't need them to have acting skills at all, because at the beginning, he directly matched them with the identity of the Xiongnu leaders.
This kind of time matching did not require a lot of points. It was only a few hundred points. For him who had hundreds of thousands of points, he did not have to worry about TikTok at all.
Character matching, resulting in the effect, naturally is extremely good.
All of the once influential figures on the grasslands were vividly displayed by these people, and the speed of filming had also increased by many times.
The cameramen couldn't help but be shocked because almost all the scenes were shot in one go. The only exception was when the cameramen on Bonar's side couldn't catch up with one segment. Otherwise, they would have to shoot everything in one go.
The most important thing was the effect of the filming. Even if it was not completed, it made people feel that it was completely unusual and deeply shocking.
At this moment, Bona's staff had only one kind of respect for Jiang Chen from the bottom of their hearts. As people in the film industry, they knew how difficult and unbelievable it was to do this.
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