Rebirth: How A Loser Chapter 705: The Company's Last Film

Chapter 705: The pany's Last Film

Translator: Lan_ Editor: Efydatia

As the film's box office increased steadily, people got more and more surprised. The total box office of the first week reached 24,432,195 dollars. "Mean Girls" ranked first at the end of the first week.

This was only the beginning for the teen movie though, as it would be in theaters during the entire summer vacation. The haters disappeared soon, like waves leaving a beach. Only then did some observant, conscientious people realize that Qin Guan's film had grossed 10 million dollars amid the American mercial film circle.

Qin Guan, who was still dedicated to indie films, had made a good start in mercial films. When his other new films premiered one after another after extensive promotion, everyone faced a scary phenomenon.

"Mean Girls" remained first on the billboard even during the second and the third week. Its terrible momentum seemed like it would only keep increasing.

These horrible facts were on the desks of all market analysts. In less than a month, the total ine of the film had reached 60 million dollars. An insignificant film with a budget of less than 10 million had made a counterattack.

This only proved that one should never look down upon anybody. There were so many unexpected happenings taking place around the world.

The PR Department of Nestle took advantage of this to launch the pany's ads.

Where are the ads? What? You've only edited one so far? The parkour one? Just launch it immediately! Globally!

The food giant launched the same version of the ad in different countries at the same time. Their chocolate started selling like crazy during that period.

The biggest advantage of fast-moving consumer goods was their overwhelming scale. People could see their ads everywhere in their daily lives.

The chocolate ad gave Qin Guan a rare chance.

The producer and distributor of Warner Bros was eating a KIT KAT bar in his office in New York. The chocolate suddenly reminded him of something, so he started rummaging in the pile of scripts at the corner of his large office. The scripts had been selected by his staff, but they were on that shelf for different reasons.

Qin Guan's ad had reminded him of a script about chocolate, which would be suitable for those chocolate businessmen.

Despite its unique style and black humor, the script had been graded with a "B