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In 2022, Kollywood producers have largely benifited due to Red Giant movies,
I tried a long thread to explain d reason behind majority of producers keen to join hands with Red giant movies for TN release..
Do read out⏬⬇️
I tried a long thread to explain d reason behind majority of producers keen to join hands with Red giant movies for TN release..
Do read out⏬⬇️
How does the industry work:
1. Producer sells the movie before release on a MG basis which gives him a gaurantee revenue irrespective of the performance and d risk passes to sub distributors
2. The producer releases on his own on a distribution basis means d producer takes d risk
1. Producer sells the movie before release on a MG basis which gives him a gaurantee revenue irrespective of the performance and d risk passes to sub distributors
2. The producer releases on his own on a distribution basis means d producer takes d risk
How does Red Giant work:
Red Giant on default work on distribution basis for a commission ranging frm 5-10% on final theatrical share and handover the remaining 90-95% of the final share directly to d producer which in turn is d revenue generated for the producer from TN theatres
Red Giant on default work on distribution basis for a commission ranging frm 5-10% on final theatrical share and handover the remaining 90-95% of the final share directly to d producer which in turn is d revenue generated for the producer from TN theatres
#LoveToday: A thread.
I really enjoyed the film. It bursts with incredible energy. Music, editing, momentum… It's among the funniest films this year as well. That stretch in which Insta messages to the girl are compiled as a trippy video, is such wonderful visual imagination.
I really enjoyed the film. It bursts with incredible energy. Music, editing, momentum… It's among the funniest films this year as well. That stretch in which Insta messages to the girl are compiled as a trippy video, is such wonderful visual imagination.
The film just keeps pushing forward relentlessly, until it takes a serious, emotional turn towards the end (that is genuinely heartfelt). To make such an energetic film that spans more than 150' with the seemingly feeble idea of a couple swapping phones is serious achievement.
Yes, some disturbing actions by the men seem to get brushed aside, and yes, the girl seems to come under the scanner more for doing a lot less. Valid problems. I think it’s a film that means well though. It argues against mistrust, and despite its premise, it argues for privacy.
I have been watching movies from a very early age and I just love it. Watching a good movie makes you forget that you are actually watching a movie. Here's a master thread about reviews of all the movies I have shared in twitter so far.Trying to find a weekend movie? Here it is
