Sheng Tang stubbornly refuses to accept the investment.
The film industry is almost going crazy.
Do those investment directors want it this way?
If they don't seize this opportunity, when "Red Flame" explodes, the board will ask: "Why didn't you invest in this project back then?"
"Why don't you get a piece of the pie?"
"Are you lacking vision?"
In recent years, these directors have all been held accountable like this to varying degrees.
Films can make or lose money.
Sixty percent of films might lose money, thirty percent might make a small profit, and only ten percent hit the jackpot.
And every commercial film by Sheng Tang isn't just a big win, it's a huge win!
Her one movie's earnings can be the total of several movies of some companies combined.
Take her "Tomb Raider" for example, the box office was 3 billion in the first month, extended for two months later, and it surged to 4.3 billion. Sheng Tang's total box office officially surpassed 10 billion.
