as ordinary people in their lives? The word "money" will definitely be ranked in the top three. The phrase "you really do whatever you want when you have money" has made countless netizens use it as a "reasonable saying".
"You can see pigs run if you haven't eaten pork." Although most of us as ordinary people have not seen tens of millions or even hundreds of billions, now I will take you to experience the power of money through movies.
"Cleopatra" released in 1963, the production cost alone reached 350 million, and the following movies are also at this level. When you see this number, you will calm down.
"Cleopatra" is the movie because Fox decided to spend huge sums of money to create this epic blockbuster in order to compete with MGM in the film industry. In order to create this film, Fox is top-notch from production to actors to costume scenes.
One of the most expensive is the heroine's remuneration of up to one million dollars. In order to reflect Cleopatra’s grace and luxury, she has a dress made of pure 24-carat gold. I don’t know what the heroine feels when wearing it. Well, I don’t have any problem wearing it and sleeping anyway. The movie
ended in a dismal box office and word-of-mouth, but it unexpectedly made the fate between the male and female protagonists.
"Tangled" produced by Disney in 2010 cost about 281 million U.S. dollars. Many people would wonder why a cartoon would "spend huge sums of money"? For now, making this cartoon is very simple, but for the time, it was a major breakthrough for Disney.
Disney used to be famous for its hand-drawn animations. This is their first 3D animation produced on a computer. The long and fluttering hair of Princess Kwang in the movie took six years.
"Pirates of the Caribbean 4" costs about 403 million U.S. dollars, and the male protagonist Johnny Depp's salary here has reached 360 million.
uses brand-new 3D technology in this movie. The story, scenes, and actors have all boldly innovated. Of course, this will also cost more money. The box office of this movie also made their efforts not in vain. In addition to the above movies,
also has many movies where every second of money is passing by. Every scene is full of money. There are many figures in the article expressed in U.S. dollars. 1 U.S. dollar is equal to 7.0711 RMB. Readers who can afford it can convert it. The editor's heart is numb.
