single-day box office on the Qixi Festival on August 14
1905 Movie News Driven by the traditional Chinese festival Qixi, on August 14 the national single-day box office of movies reached 196 million yuan, with 499.9 million moviegoers and 3025 million movies.
"Anger·Severe Case", "Midsummer Future", "White Snake 2: Green Snake Rise" ranked the top three with a single day of 101 million, 36.35 million, and 16.87 million. The new films "Lie Detector" and " Rabbit Violence ranked fourth and fifth respectively.
On Chinese Valentine’s Day, the action movie "Rage: Serious Case" starring Donnie Yen and Nicholas Tse, directed by the late director Chen Musheng, has a cumulative box office of over 700 million yuan, and won the sun crown for 16 consecutive days, with attendance, attendance, average attendance, and film schedule. Ranked first among all films. As of noon on August 15, the total box office of the film reached 760 million, and it was promoted to No. 12 in the 2021 national film box office rankings.
's "Anger and Serious Cases"'s high box office results have also brought the two leading actors zhen Zidan , thanks to the Nicholas personal film total box office to a new high. On August 14th, the total box office of works starring Donnie Yen exceeded 9 billion yuan, and the total box office of films starring Nicholas Tse also exceeded 3 billion yuan.
However, the performance of a few new films that grabbed the Tanabata file was not satisfactory. They also opened on August 13, the love comedy film "Lie Detector" starring Ma Li and the article, and the urban love film "Deep" starring Wang Zhi and Clara. "Love" only won 20.64 million and 2.87 million box office in a single day on August 14. The other movie "Rabbit Violence" released on the Qixi Festival has a box office of only 13.4 million. However, this movie starring Wan Qian and Li Gengxi is not a film that is fully compatible with the Qixi Festival, "Rabbit Violence" The main focus of on the growth of women and the native family has also triggered the audience's reflection on the protection of young people and the native family.
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