Susan Downey knew that Lion Films had been operating for the past few years. After the project was approved, all the scripts and all the series of movies made money immediately.
Since Halloween 2003, when the first "Saw" was released, Lion Films has never stopped being successful. Their executives are more responsible for low-budget films, and the distribution of films is also for the contracts of theater chains.
It doesn’t matter whether these low-budget movies lose money or make money, the money earned by several series of movies is too much.
Now we are starting to adapt comics into movies, followed by the previous series. The pace is too tight. Did this Oriental guy in front of me plan everything since the acquisition?
Susan Downey said directly: "We agree, but the studio matters will take some time for now, and we can sign the contract."
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