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Chapter 193 "War Dragon" is sold out?It doesn't exist, cut off the top of "Path of Glory"!
Yesterday, Mr. Chi of Longguo Film Studio publicly stated that he wants all major theaters to reserve 45% of their film schedules for "War of the Dragons."

But "Path of Glory" is currently being released in full swing, and major theaters are reluctant to lose this money.

So, they started to work in both ways.

Doesn’t Mr. Chi want 45% of the film schedule?

However, their theater chain really gave such a high film schedule.

However, they all arranged small and medium-sized theaters for "Dragon", while those large theaters were reserved for "Path of Glory".

After all, theaters are still not very optimistic about a film that is airborne without any publicity.

As for the seats in various types of theaters, there are huge differences.

Small theaters have less than 150 seats, while medium-sized theaters have about [-] seats.

Large theaters are different. They start with two hundred, and there are even extra-large theaters with more than three hundred.

No matter how high the film schedule of "War of the Dragons" is, if "Path of Glory" is given a few extra large movie theaters...then the theater chain will still be able to make a lot of money.

This is why "War Dragon" is so hard to get a ticket for.

Perhaps, if the film schedule of "Dragon" was looser, it wouldn't be so popular in a short time.

After all, what is rare is more expensive.

Once movie fans see such a hard-to-get ticket, they can't help but want to go over and give it a try.

The manager sighed silently. He did not expect that a military promotional film like "War Dragon" could become so popular.

"Xiao Su, look at the real-time attendance rate of "Path of Glory"."

The conductor called up the data and said honestly: "The attendance rate for the most recent game was 75%."

"It's okay, it's okay." The manager breathed a sigh of relief and said with a smile, "It's equivalent to a medium-sized theater full, so even if it's a loss, it won't be a big loss. As for the show of "Dragon Fighting", it will be held tomorrow. Adjust it.”

The manager was lamenting that the results of "Path of Glory" were pretty good and it didn't cause them much loss.

After all, if you don’t make a profit, you lose.

But then, the conductor's words directly pushed the manager into the abyss, making him understand what the dangers of society are.

"Manager, the subsequent schedules of "Path of Glory" have plummeted, and the attendance rate for the prime time slot in the evening is less than 30%."

But after the manager heard this sentence, he almost lost his temper.

Today is Friday, and it is not an ordinary Friday. It is the most important New Year’s Eve of the year.

In the past, tickets at this time were the best sold.

Even movie tickets with average reviews are basically sold out.

After all, when you watch a movie on New Year's Eve, it creates an atmosphere.

But this year is so abnormal that movie fans seem to be going against the theaters.

Except for the "Dragon" movie, the attendance rates of other movies are quite low.

Even the hit movie "Paths of Glory" is no exception, let alone the urban romance drama directed by Zhao.

Less than 15% of the films were scheduled, and the attendance rate did not even reach 10%.

In such a peak season for movies, to achieve such results is simply ridiculous.

The manager carefully looked at the current schedule and attendance of major movies, and an idea came to him spontaneously.

Apart from anything else, just by giving up the huge theater of "Path of Glory" to "Dragon", they will be able to make a lot of money this year.

In fact, the store experience has the right to temporarily adjust the theater.But managers generally don't use it to avoid being blamed by their superiors.

If the attendance rate of "Path of Glory" hadn't been so disappointing, the manager wouldn't have had such an idea.

No matter what, this is all for the sake of theater revenue...

With such a strong reason, the manager took action boldly.

"Hello, are there any tickets for "Dragons" available?"

An awkward but polite smile appeared on the conductor's face: "I'm sorry..."

"Yes, yes, please wait."

Before the conductor could finish speaking, the manager pushed him away and quickly logged in to his manager account.

Without any hesitation, the manager picked out the theater's film schedule and started operating it.

I saw his fingertips jumping quickly on the keyboard, and the number of screenings in the "Path of Glory" extra-large theater and the "War Dragon" small theater was completed.

After all the operations were completed, the manager looked at the customers in front of him with a smile.

"You two need movie tickets for "Battle of the Dragons", right? The latest one is in a large theater at [-] noon. If it's suitable, I'll give you tickets right now."

As soon as the manager said this, everyone's pupils couldn't help but dilate.

Especially the conductors under him were completely dumbfounded.

The extra-large theater for "Path of Glory" and the small theater for "Dragon" have been exchanged... What is the manager doing?

The ticket sellers didn't expect that the manager would change theaters, but they never thought that the manager would start operating on "Paths of Glory" right away.

If this situation develops, other films with low film schedules may really have no way to survive.

The most important thing is that the manager still has a proud expression on his face, as if he has done a great good thing.

The conductors looked at each other, all thinking the same thing.

Is the manager crazy?
If the superiors knew about such a big move, I'm afraid there would be a fight.

"Why are you still standing there? Hurry up and issue tickets to customers!" the manager urged with a smile.

After hearing the manager's instructions, the ticket sellers returned to their jobs and began to ticket customers diligently.

In less than 5 minutes, all the tickets for the latest screening of "Dragons" were sold out.

After all, many movie fans and friends are waiting for the movie tickets of "War of the Dragons".

As soon as I saw it was on sale, I immediately made the first move.

When the manager saw such an astonishing ticket sales speed, he was immediately stunned.

"It seems that just selling a very large cinema is not enough."

The manager muttered to himself, but he didn't dare to act rashly anymore.

The manager does have the ability to switch between two cinemas.

But if it is to satisfy the needs of fans of "War of the Dragons", a big move must be made.

At that time, it will be extremely difficult not to attract the attention of the producers.

Immediately, the manager made a call to his immediate superior and truthfully reported the fans' madness.

At the same time, this situation also happened in major theaters in Dragon Kingdom.

(End of this chapter)