How can a chef picking a fight with the diners be any different from bringing trouble on oneself?
Of course, this also has a lot to do with the entertainment industry's market in recent years. Everyone's been saying it's over for the industry, and it seems like it is. Nowadays, there's an inexplicable sense of superiority in this market, as if forgetting that those who pay are the real masters.
One must at least appease the ordinary audience, let alone those who spend real money to go to the cinema. After all, no matter how good the film quality is, no one wants to pay to be insulted.
The confounding self-destructive publicity campaigns have squandered this crew's last bit of audience goodwill, and even the lead actor's popularity can't salvage the box office. Imagine how turbulent the online public opinion is right now.
Put it this way, currently on the internet, anyone who dares to say a good word about "Demon Capital Fortress" would be instantly attacked as a paid shill.
