Time continued to march forward, and in the blink of an eye, a new year had begun.
By the end of January of this new year, the post-production for Thor and Captain America was successfully completed.
As MGM—formerly one of the "Big Eight" Hollywood studios in America—demonstrated, their proficiency in film production was genuinely impressive, running almost as smoothly as an assembly line.
This time, the Thor project was exclusively produced by MGM, a subsidiary controlled by Su Yu Studio, with MGM handling its own marketing and distribution.
As mentioned before,
Su Yu acquired MGM for two reasons: on the one hand, to secure a dominant position in future ideological conflicts; on the other hand, he had his eyes on MGM's globally mature film distribution network.
Only with proper marketing and distribution could box office sales boom to maximize profits, which was how things should be.
Compared to Iron Man,
although Thor and Captain America also sparked a global craze, its scale was ultimately limited.
The final box office for Thor settled at 980 million dollars.
The final box office for Captain America settled at 1.02 billion dollars.
It could be considered... turning a decent profit.
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