Li Changsheng is not going to force his own people to adapt to Hollywood!
He will vigorously crack down on piracy and following trends, and strive to make the prosperity of Xiangjiang movies last longer!
How did Xiangjiang film decline, Li Changsheng will try to avoid it!
Because Xiangjiang films were weakening too quickly, and at that time the mainland films had not yet developed, it would only give Hollywood films a chance to opportunistically!
Li Changsheng should try his best to develop mainland movies before Hongkong movies decline, and he must do a good job in the inheritance of mainland movies and Xiangjiang movies. Generally speaking, Chinese movies must develop and not be crushed by Hollywood movies!
And how did Xiangjiang films decline?
One of the reasons is because of the dimensionality reduction blow of Hollywood movies 06 to Xiangjiang movies.
In the early 1990s, due to some reasons, a large number of Chinese could not have access to European and American movies, and with the reform of the mainland, it was further liberalized.
Movie fans in mainland China began to come into contact with European and American movies that were superior to Xiangjiang movies in various aspects.
For example, "Titanic", "Jurassic Park", "Forrest Gump", "The Shawshank Redemption", "The Matrix" and so on.
These European and American blockbusters are far superior to Xiangjiang Films in terms of subject matter, production, technology, actors, publicity and distribution.
The result of these European and American blockbusters eye-opening to the audience is that the tastes of the audience in the Chinese world have become more and more picky.
The relatively backward Xiangjiang movies have been unable to meet the further needs of the audience for movies.
In response to this, Li Changsheng is going to cut those Hollywood movies, shoot them before they come out, and crush those Hollywood movies in turn.
With one's own strength, you can continue the life of Xiangjiang movies, and then after the development of mainland movies, Xiangjiang movies can be integrated into mainland movies.
In addition, there is another very big problem with Xiangjiang Films. Xiangjiang Films has always been a development trend that puts entertainment first and does not have enough depth.
The most popular types of films: comedy films, rivers and lakes films, gambling films, and even romantic films, most of which are more "down-to-earth" and more popular with lower-level audiences.
Because these films are so popular, they have attracted strong investment from a large number of outsiders, and the main goal of these outsiders is not the healthy development of art and movies, they just want to make big money, make quick money, demand Quick output, quick money.
This caused Wang Jing to make a movie in half a month.
This short, flat, fast, shoddy production method must produce garbage movies that repeat themes and only please certain groups of people for a while.
Few people are willing to touch movies like "Xin Della's List" and "Shawshank's Redemption" that have depth but don't make much money.
Once this development trend is subject to certain restrictions, it will often lack confidence and cannot develop.
Looking at the future Xiangjiang movies, I can only make some old-fashioned and uninnovative police and gangster movies.
Such a problem still requires Li Changsheng to use his consortium to support those unprofitable literary and artistic films, and at the same time cut off those profitable Hollywood films in advance
Another well-known problem is piracy.
At the end of the 1990s, with the further development of 360 technology, VCDs entered the homes of ordinary people, and some forces in Xiangjiang found business opportunities to make a fortune.
In the past, most of them made money by investing in movies. When VCD appeared, they found that piracy made more money, faster and easier than making movies.
A large amount of funds were transferred from the film market to the market of making pirated VCDs, coupled with historical reasons such as insufficient protection of intellectual property rights at that time.
This proliferation of piracy has hit the movie market hard.
After all, a VCD only costs a few dollars, but watching a movie costs tens of dollars. Of course, audiences choose to watch VCD instead of going to the cinema to watch movies.
Li Changsheng needs to make preparations in advance to unify the VCD market so that the price of VCD can be controlled so that he does not hurt the cinema. .
