But there was another factor to consider—this was the first time Unlimited Entertainment was venturing into movie production. If they were too high-profile, wouldn't that make them a sitting duck?
The crux of the matter was that they were solely funding the project. To put it bluntly, they were hogging it all to themselves.
Was it just that Chu Tian and his team were unwilling to bring others in? Not likely.
But then, their company was really too young, with a history of less than a year. If you suddenly declared an investment of several hundred million for a blockbuster, who would believe it? Did they take others for fools?
Aren't you just some shell company here to swindle money?
Moreover, if they really did trumpet their massive investment and ambitious production for a blockbuster, would that necessarily be a good thing?
