The end of the year in North America started in November, and no one could have predicted that the best performance of the end of the year was actually an animation.

"Aladdin" is a Disney animation released in mid-November. It received a super high box office of more than 19 million US dollars within three days of its release, and it exceeded 100 million at the box office in less than a month. And this cartoon has a lot of stamina, and it still maintains a good attendance rate as Christmas approaches, and the box office hits the $200 million mark.

Followed by "A Few Good People" starring Tom and Demi Moore, this movie will be released a month later than "Aladdin", and the box office on the first Wednesday and Sunday is more than 15 million. The "Bodyguard" starring Whitney Houston was sandwiched between the two films, and the box office was greatly affected.

"Jurassic Park," co-directed by Kang Jianfei and James Cameron, was released on the same day as "A Few Good Men." The dinosaur special effects in the film obviously shocked the American academies, and they arranged a total of 2574 pieces of canvas for the premiere of "Jurassic Park", which shows that the theaters have great expectations for this film.

"Jurassic Park" in North America's publicity costs as high as 20 million US dollars, equivalent to two-fifths of the production cost, advertising posters covered every street in the United States and Canada overwhelming. The advertisement for "Jurassic Park" on TV is only three seconds, and the content is very simple.

I don't know how many North American viewers can't wait to run into the cinema to watch "Jurassic Park" because of this short three-second commercial.

Released on Friday, December 11, in just three days, "Jurassic Park" grossed $47.02 million in its first week, three times more than "A Few Good Men", which was released on the same day.

No matter how handsome Tom is, he has to lose to the dinosaurs.

U.S. and Canadian audiences go nuts over 'Jurassic Park' dinosaurs, while U.S. filmmakers and critics go nuts over 'Jurassic Park' box office — 'Jurassic Park' breaks North American first-day and first-week box office records!

In the second week of its release, Jurassic Park's screening canvas increased to 2,680, and its single-week box office hit an impressive $64.48 million.

Just two weeks after its release, in just 10 days, the North American box office of "Jurassic Park" directly exceeded 100 million!

The animated film "Aladdin" released in November has already shocked many people's jaws with a box office of 200 million. Who would have thought that there would be a more violent one in December, breaking 100 million at the box office in 10 days is like a fantasy, and few people will believe it.

Before "Titanic" and "Avatar" were released, "Jurassic Park" was the highest-grossing film in the world, how could its box office be less?

Although the male and female protagonists have been replaced by Asian actors, and many of the supporting characters are also Cantonese-speaking Asian faces, the main dialogue is still in English, so North American audiences will not be affected at all when watching the movie.

When Christmas came, the single-day box office of "Jurassic Park" hit a new peak, with a total of more than 190 million box office in 17 days in three weeks, and after New Year's Day, the box office of "Jurassic Park" has soared to 2 60 million US dollars.

The box office curve is simply intoxicating. The single-day box office peaked on Christmas and New Year's Day respectively, and at other times it only declined slightly, and the weekly box office fell by no more than 10.

"Los Angeles Daily" commented: "Jurassic Park has been unstoppable. This Tyrannosaurus rex killed all the movies released in the same period. The 200 million box office is far from over, this is just the beginning, let us work together Witness the birth of a box office miracle."

A miracle was born soon. After New Year's Day, although the attendance rate of "Jurassic Park" dropped significantly, the weekly box office was still more than 20 million. From its release on December 11, until late January 1993, "Jurassic Park" won the weekly box office for five consecutive weeks.

After a full 48 days of screening, "Jurassic Park" was finally released in North America, and the box office reached a terrifying $357 million, setting a new record in North American box office history.

With such a box office, "Jurassic Park" is no longer purely a movie. It has set off a dinosaur boom in North America, and even affected the funding of American academic institutions for dinosaur archaeological research.

The original novel of "Jurassic Park" was influenced by this, and since then it has often ranked first in the North American book bestseller list, and has been selected as a recommended book in the American Literature Guide.

Since the days when the movie "Jurassic Park" became a hit, the world has been obsessed with dinosaurs, a species that has disappeared for hundreds of millions of years. Including the United States, China, and Russia, large and small dinosaur exhibition halls and playgrounds have been built all over the world; TV, magazines and other media continue to report various news about dinosaurs; shop windows display different postures and colorful dinosaurs. Dinosaur models; children show off to each other in dinosaur costumes...  

"American story, American language, American special effects... It's a standard Hollywood movie, just financed from Hong Kong." - The New York Times

"A charming, breathtaking, and creepy sci-fi film." - The Christian Monitor

"The special effects of the digital realm companies are amazing and make you believe that the big guys on the screen really come to life." - The Hollywood Reporter

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Not just in North America, the "Jurassic Park" trend is taking off all over the world.

"Jurassic Park" will be released in Singapore and Malaysia on November 20; "Jurassic Park" will be released in the Philippines, Thailand and Indonesia on November 27; "Jurassic Park" will be released in Japan and Australia on December 4 ...

In Japan alone, "Jurassic Park" earned 8.3 billion yen at the box office, or $75 million.

Japan's "Movie Xunbao" praised "Jurassic Park" as "the masterpiece of the century", and commented on Kang Jianfei: "Director Kang Jianfei is a genius and strange man, his directing techniques are mature and varied, "Jurassic Park" is a It's the pinnacle of internationalization."

The Japanese praised Kang Jianfei to the sky, and the media in Hong Kong and Taiwan also praised him. The main reason is that the global box office of 500 million US dollars is too terrifying, and this data is still growing.

"Wen Wei Po" praised Kang Jianfei as "the pride of the Chinese", while "Ming Pao Weekly" called him "the most powerful and influential contemporary Chinese director, and a representative figure of Chinese-language films".

In the year-end list of the world's most influential directors (alive) by the US "Times", Kang Jianfei's ranking has risen by more than ten places, ranking in the top five for the first time.

Time Magazine once again issued an interview request, hoping to send an interview team to Hong Kong to conduct a systematic and in-depth interview with Kang Jianfei.

On the other side of Taiwan and South Korea, "Jurassic Park" is still in a hot state. Especially in Taiwan, "Jurassic Park" is estimated to be released for more than half a year, and the final box office will be at least several hundred million Taiwan dollars.

The film has not yet been scheduled to be released in Europe and West Asia, and its global cumulative box office has reached 500 million US dollars!

Global toy, stationery, and clothing manufacturers ~lightnovelpub.net~ have contacted Oriental Entertainment Distribution Company to obtain the right to use the peripheral products of "Jurassic Park".

As the filming of "Jurassic Park", Brunei's Mirror Island suddenly attracted the attention of the world. Not only has the number of tourists on Mirror Island exploded, but tourism has also flourished in other islands of Brunei.

As the male and female protagonists of "Jurassic Park", Tony Leung and Keiko Matsuzaka are all over the world, and their fame is rising like a rocket. Even Cheng Kuian, who played the role of Jurassic Park's security chief in the film, has risen in status and fame, and his salary has exceeded one million to match Wu Mengda.

The one who regrets the most is probably Songzhu Yinghua. Kang Jianfei invited Matsusaka Keiko to be the heroine in order to cater to the Japanese market. "Jurassic Park" is easy to become a popular actor. He naturally couldn't help others to create stars. Before shooting, he bought Matsusaka Keiko's agency contract from Shochiku Films.

At the same time, the Oriental Entertainment Brokerage Company officially opened a branch in Japan to manage its Japanese artists and Chinese artists who have developed in Japan. r1152

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