The budget of "Fake Tenjin 2" has been greatly exceeded, and the producers obviously ignore the principle of "never cooperate with children or animals-the latter has a greater risk factor". However, due to the heavy rain during the shooting, the filming work was repeatedly postponed, and the problem became increasingly complicated. The original budget was 80 million pounds and it was planned to be released in June 2007. However, the budget at this time is estimated to have reached at least 135 million pounds, exceeding the cost of previous record-breaking films such as "Titanic" and "Future Water World".
Part of the responsibility for causing the budget to exceed the budget goes to the animal's head. In the film "Fake Tenjin 2", 500 real animals have to board the 65-foot-high, 450-foot-long wooden Noah's Ark in two groups. The crew has to deal with up to 40 animals at once, including lions, camels and bears. Many animal members are produced through computers, and the special effects company "Industrial Light & Magic" that has produced "Star Wars" is responsible for this.
