“大片”或许是近年来出现频率最高的影视词汇。中国电影业是否应该实行大片政策、国产大片是否能在票房收益上盖过美国大片也成为各种媒体的热门话题。本文只想对这些讨论提供一点相关的资料,至少使大家了解一下美国大片的基本情况及其历史沿革。 “大片”一般指投资巨大的影片。它的投资额往往超过当时平均制作成本的几倍甚至几十倍。如去年的《泰坦尼克号》投资两亿多美元,是目前好莱坞影 “Blockbuster” may be the most frequently seen television vocabulary in recent years. Whether the Chinese film industry should implement a large-scale policy, whether the large-scale domestic film can cover the U.S. box-office receipts has also become a hot topic in various media. This article only wants to provide a little bit of relevant information on these discussions, at least let us know the basic situation of the United States and its historical evolution. “Large” generally refers to a huge investment film. Its investment often exceeds the average production cost of that time several times or even several times. Last year's “Titanic” investment of more than 200 million U.S. dollars, is currently Hollywood film