C220 Fullness
C220 Fullness
Initially, the staff members thought that this was an individual phenomenon, so they did not report it to the higher ups.
However, at four or five in the afternoon, more and more people came to buy tickets.
The number of questions asked by a school line had accumulated to a total of three times the number of viewers.
This was already very scary, even if it was a large number of sold America s, there wouldn't necessarily be so many people who would come to inquire about it.
Unfortunately, there were only two matches in the evening and the tickets had already been sold out.
"What are you guys doing? So many people have come here to ask about it, yet they chose not to report it? "
When the manager of one of the faculty was informed that so many people had come over to ask if there were still any tickets to "Living Burial", he became so angry that he became like a thunderclap in the sky.
The staff did not know what they were thinking. There were so many people who came over to ask, but they did not even notify them.
So he scolded the conductor.
Then he immediately informed the market manager of the faculty line and then informed Ouyang Mu: "CEO Ou, up until now, the average number of people in each department who asked for tickets to 'Living Burial' has exceeded three times."
Ouyang Mu was very surprised. He originally wasn't going to pay attention to the situation of 'Living Burial' today, because the first day, there were all sorts of ridicule on the internet that explained everything.
This made him suspicious of his own life, so he didn't ask about the movie anymore.
Now that he suddenly received a call from the manager of the marketing department, Ouyang Mu thought that the manager was joking with him.
How could there be so many people at once?
No matter what, Ouyang Mu immediately decided: "Each line will be assigned two additional reception halls, one and two more matches."
"Two halls? Could it be a little less? "
"Then let's do three matches in a hall."
"Alright."
"Wait a minute. Report the ticket sales for 'Living Burial' at any time. Also, why did the person who asked you about this movie want to watch it?"
"Boss Ou, you still don't know?
Director Jiang Wen recommended the title of "Living Burial" on Weibo, but you didn't even pay attention to the fact that the "Doudou" score was as high as 9.2? "
Hearing the marketing manager say that, Ouyang Mu immediately knew that he made a huge mistake, which was to really believe that he was old.
Due to his misjudgement, he had nearly knocked down a movie that had such high scores.
It must have been the rating the audience gave him after reading it.
They came over to score on the same day, which showed how much hope they had placed on this movie!
Thus, Ouyang Mu immediately started checking Jiang Wen's Weibo on the internet.
Under the microblog post about "Living Burial", there were hundreds of comments from viewers who had watched "Living Burial". Ouyang Mu was "flattered" by the high praise given to the movie.
If it was this Weibo post alone, it might not have attracted so many people's desire to watch the movie all of a sudden. It was mainly because someone had forwarded Jiang Wen's Weibo post.
The purpose of these people's forwarding is not to advertise the film.
To put it bluntly, some of the netizens were just trying to get a feel for the popularity of the netizens.
Under this kind of transmission that spread like wildfire, the extremely famous and well praised "Living Burial" quickly became known by even more people.
Everyone saw that the rating was so high and the ticket price was only 20 yuan. They were afraid that the ticket price would rise again when they wanted to see it, so they took advantage of the fact that it was Sunday, so they started to pay for it.
The tickets couldn't be sold on the first day.
The next day, not only were the venues full, some people even began asking for two additional theaters or a series of shows in the evening.
6 PM.
Ouyang Mu made a decision to increase the rehearsal rate for "Living Burial". For a movie to be shown exclusively on the screen, the rehearsal rate was actually second only to the current big wave of America movies.
With such a line, the movie was already in a frenzy.
Zhang Yibo had already ignored Ye Mo, but he suddenly posted "Living Burial" on Weibo. He just realized that "Living Burial", which had been on the verge of death since yesterday morning, had come back alive in the afternoon.
Looking at those movie reviews, Zhang Yibo couldn't stand this guy who almost made him bankrupt, so he posted on Weibo:
"Before the release of each movie, the distributor would definitely find some troll army to pass off as a fan, and then they would raise the rating on the" beanstalk "screen to blind the audience and lead them in their choice of film.
Judging from the number of viewers on the first day, there were less than a thousand viewers of "Living Burial". It was obvious that this was the naked "friends and relatives".
Furthermore, a movie produced in two days, even people who didn't know much about movies would know that it was not a good movie at all.
How could it cause a flurry of viewing?
Audiences are easily led astray, but when they come out of the theater, they'll know how they've been tricked.
This Weibo is also a reminder to those who hesitate to enter the movie theater to see the film, to brighten your eyes, just in case you get cheated. "
Zhang Yibo also had his sincere supporters, so they quickly forwarded the Weibo message.
However, compared to Jiang Wen's, Zhang Yibo's fans were clearly lacking in power.
And if it was a really good movie, naturally, there would be people willing to advertise it.
The box office statistics for the second day, added to the votes for the next three days after the pre-sale, would be counted on the second day as well.
When the statistics came out, Ouyang Mu was dumbfounded. Two million.
And this was only after the price had been lowered. There were only two halls in each department, and only five matches in each department.
Counting it solely with the films that were broadcast on Star Path Entertainment Courtyard, the profits of "Living Burial" was actually second only to that of the large scale movies of America and science fiction.
Most of all, the cost of making Living Burial, combined with the trailer and paperwork, is less than 30 thousand.
It was now completely profitable.
Ouyang Mu, through the marketing manager's clarification, decided to open the midnight match between 0 o'clock and 1 o'clock the next night.
This is when the other movies have stopped playing, the free movie theaters can also be put into use.
At most, the cost of this would be 8 yuan per hour for staff and 15 yuan for a midnight snack.
Although there weren't as many people watching as there were people watching during their prime time period, as long as each yard line had more than three people watching between 0 and 1, there would be some profit.
Moreover, there were forty to fifty people watching every single line. It was a sure way to earn money.
He looked at the pre-sale tickets and the number of people watching the movie the next day.
Ouyang Mu immediately made a decision. On the third day, he once again increased the number of movies for "Living Burial". He had already "divided the world equally" with the America sci-fi film.
Some of the other big bosses in the academy also began to come to a realization.
Wanda, Light, Glutinous Rice, Jin Yi, and the others all started contacting Ouyang Mu on the third day of the release, requesting permission to play "Living Burial" on their screen.