Director Zhang, since he dared to say such words, wasn't afraid they would be broadcasted.
Even, it was possible that in his mind, such a statement was a planned part of his strategy.
After all, as a big shot in the film industry, openly criticizing a film was quite risky.
But because of this, audiences would naturally have a bad impression of "Wandering Planet" after seeing his comments.
It was easy to guess the thoughts of the audience: Even such a big director publicly expressed that the movie wouldn't be good, so most likely it would not be good, right?
And even if there were audiences who still wanted to see it, they might change from watching the premiere as soon as possible, to first checking the online reviews, then deciding whether to watch it or not.
As long as the initial momentum of "Wandering Planet" was suppressed, giving Director Zhang's own movie more time, he was confident that the level of his directing would absolutely crush "Wandering Planet."
At worst...
