Why are there so many accounts in the cinema?

The proportion of movies shown in cinemas is relatively high, mainly because cinemas need to bear certain risks. Before the film is released, the producers usually need to invest a lot, including production costs and publicity expenses. Therefore, after the film is released, the producers need to recover their investment through box office income.

In the traditional film industry, the cinema is the last link of the film industry chain, and it is also the only channel for the audience to directly contact the film. Therefore, a large part of the movie box office flows to the cinema to ensure the interests and sustainable development of the cinema.

In addition, cinemas usually have to bear the costs of venue rental, equipment maintenance and staff salaries. , but also need to face competition from other entertainment industries. Therefore, in order to ensure the stable operation and development of cinemas, cinemas need to obtain a higher share.

In addition, the proportion of cinemas is also affected by the relationship between market supply and demand. In some areas, the proportion of cinemas may be higher due to the small number of cinemas or fierce market competition.

Generally speaking, the high proportion of cinema films is the result of years of market development, risk assessment and competitive pressure. Although with the development of technology and the intensification of market competition, the proportion of accounts is gradually balanced, but the cinema is still an indispensable part of the film industry chain and plays an important role in the production and promotion of movies.