The theater outside was still a sea of people. Despite the short distance from where cars dropped off to the entrance, Miramax had still laid out a red carpet. "Broken Arrow" definitely couldn't compare to "Saving Private Ryan," and Miramax couldn't outdo DreamWorks either. Although DreamWorks was established just two years ago and was even younger than AC Media, the capital it had at its start was incomparable to any new company.
But the Weinstein brothers had still prepared a grand premiere. It might not be as lively as that of "Saving Private Ryan," but it was still quite the attention-grabber. No other reason but the fact that "The Rock" had raked in a full pot for them last time, and naturally, they hoped "Broken Arrow" would yield the same bountiful harvest, especially since this movie was given to them by the Miracle Director.
