记者刘宗智济南报道 据不完全统计,截至10月底,今年已有至少10部电影在临近上映或短暂公映后"撤档",数量创下近五年新 高。 今年的电影市场,"临阵逃脱"的撤档现象越来越多,且撤档时机愈发"临阵"。五一档原本计划上映13部影 片,却在临近上映前接连传出撤档消息。原定5月1日上映的《熊孩子.探险熊兵》改至7月5日暑期上映； 《黑暗迷踪》调整至5月9日上映；《独一无二》则移至5月17日。 下半年撤档现象更为密集。《阳光俱乐部》官宣暑期上映,片方在消息发布一周后取消影片上映计划,直 至10月才重新定档；《再见,坏蛋》于8月22日公映,影片仅上映六天,片方便决定撤档。 10月更是出现多部影片接连撤档。《寻她》于10月17日上映当天晚上宣布撤档,该片首日排片仅1.2%,票 房不足20万元；《旁观者》原定10月25日上映,在10月23日官宣撤档,其点映及预售总票房仅3.7万元。同 时,《火种》也在原定10月16日上映前撤档。 越来越多影片临时撤档,是电影市场进入深度调整期的明显信号。这一现象既是片方对市场规律的被动 顺应,也倒逼行业从内容创作到运营策略全面升级。一方面,热门档期"寸土寸金",轻率闯入无异于赌博。 《黑暗迷 ...

Core Viewpoint - The 2025 summer movie season ended with a total box office of 11.966 billion yuan, showing a year-on-year growth of 2.76%, but still significantly lower than the 20.63 billion yuan in 2023 and 17.78 billion yuan in 2019, indicating a recovery but with a considerable gap from previous highs [1][2]. Box Office Performance - The number of moviegoers during the summer season reached 321 million, a year-on-year increase of 12.76%, while the number of screenings decreased by 1.7% to 37.65 million [1]. - The average ticket price dropped by 8.8% to 37.2 yuan due to adjustments in distribution pricing and increased consumer subsidies [1]. - Only two films surpassed the 1 billion yuan mark this summer, consistent with last year, but the number of films earning over 100 million yuan fell from 26 to 19 [1]. Cinema Expansion - The number of cinemas in operation during the summer season reached 12,900, a year-on-year increase of 2.8%, with 214 new cinemas opened [1]. Film Quality and Trends - Despite the good reception of films like "Nanjing Photo Studio" and "Wang Wang Mountain Little Monster," the overall box office for top projects has shrunk compared to previous years [6]. - The rise of new directors is notable, with successful films directed by emerging talents [6]. Market Dynamics - The film market is facing increased competition from short videos and micro-dramas, which may be diverting audiences away from traditional cinema [6]. - The success of animated films, particularly those based on short formats, suggests a potential new direction for the industry [10]. Policy Support - The Chinese government has initiated various measures to support the film industry, including subsidies and ticket discounts, with an estimated investment of over 1 billion yuan for the summer season [10][11]. - The national budget for film development in 2025 is set at 270 million yuan, with ongoing efforts to strengthen the industry [11][12].

Core Viewpoint - The summer box office for 2025 ended with a total revenue of 11.966 billion yuan, showing a slight year-on-year increase of 2.76%, but still significantly lower than the 20.63 billion yuan recorded in 2023 and 17.78 billion yuan in 2019 [1][2]. Group 1: Box Office Performance - The number of moviegoers during the summer season reached 321 million, reflecting a year-on-year increase of 12.76%, while the number of screenings decreased by 1.7% to 37.65 million [2]. - The average ticket price dropped by 8.8% to 37.2 yuan due to adjustments in distribution pricing and increased consumer subsidies [2]. - Only two films surpassed the 1 billion yuan mark this summer, maintaining the same number as last year, while the number of films grossing over 100 million yuan decreased from 26 to 19 [2]. Group 2: Industry Trends - The number of cinemas in operation during the summer season reached 12,900, a year-on-year increase of 2.8%, with 214 new cinemas opened [3]. - The pressure on cinemas is increasing due to the combination of a lackluster box office and the continued expansion of screening channels [4]. - The rise of new directors is notable, with successful films like "Nanjing Photo Studio" and "Wang Wang Mountain Little Monster" being directed by emerging talents [7]. Group 3: Film Quality and Competition - Despite the good quality of films this summer, the box office for top projects has shrunk compared to previous years, with the highest-grossing films this year earning significantly less than in 2023 [5][6]. - The competition from short videos and micro-dramas is believed to be diverting audiences away from traditional films [7]. Group 4: Financial Performance of Major Productions - Major productions from established directors, such as "Sauce Garden Case" directed by Peter Chan, have resulted in significant losses for production companies, with a reported loss of 10.2 million Hong Kong dollars for Huayi Brothers [9]. - The film "You Can! You Go!" directed by Jiang Wen also faced substantial losses, grossing only 9.086 million yuan [10]. Group 5: Future Opportunities - The rise of animated films is highlighted, with "Wang Wang Mountain Little Monster" exceeding market expectations and indicating a potential trend for short films to evolve into feature-length films [12]. - The film industry is receiving policy support, including a budget of 270 million yuan for film development and various subsidies to stimulate box office growth [14]. - The industry is encouraged to adopt a long-term vision and support small and medium enterprises to create a healthy ecosystem [15]. Group 6: Overall Market Outlook - The film market is still in a period of adjustment, with various factors influencing its recovery and growth [16].

Core Insights - The summer box office for 2025 reached 11.966 billion yuan, showing a year-on-year increase of 2.76%, but still significantly lower than the 20.63 billion yuan recorded in 2023 and 17.78 billion yuan in 2019 [1][2][21] Box Office Performance - The number of moviegoers during the summer season was 321 million, up 12.76% year-on-year, while the number of screenings decreased by 1.7% to 37.65 million [2] - The average ticket price fell by 8.8% to 37.2 yuan due to adjustments in distribution pricing and increased consumer subsidies [2] - There were two films that surpassed 1 billion yuan in box office, consistent with last year, but the number of films earning over 100 million yuan dropped from 26 to 19 [2][7] Cinema Expansion - The number of cinemas in operation during the summer season reached 12,900, a year-on-year increase of 2.8%, with 214 new cinemas opened [4] Market Dynamics - The film market is experiencing pressure due to the expansion of screening channels, leading to increased survival challenges for cinemas [4] - The top-grossing films this summer included "Nanjing Photo Studio" at 2.89 billion yuan, "Wang Wang Mountain Little Monster" at 1.455 billion yuan, and "Chasing the Wind" at 879 million yuan [7][8] Quality and Competition - Despite good reviews for films this summer, the box office for top projects has contracted compared to previous years [9] - The rise of short videos and micro-dramas is believed to be diverting audiences from traditional films [10] New Talent and Trends - New directors are emerging, with successful films directed by newcomers such as Shen Ao and Yu Shui [11] - The animation sector is gaining traction, with "Wang Wang Mountain Little Monster" exceeding market expectations and representing a potential new path for Chinese animated films [16] Policy Support - The government has initiated various support measures, including viewing subsidies and ticket discounts, with an estimated investment of over 1 billion yuan to boost summer box office growth [19] - The national film development fund for 2025 is set at 270 million yuan, with 81 million yuan already allocated [19] Overall Market Outlook - The film market is still in an adjustment phase, with ongoing changes indicating new possibilities for growth and development [21]

Core Insights - The summer box office for 2025 reached 11.966 billion yuan, showing a year-on-year increase of 2.76%, but still significantly lower than the 20.63 billion yuan recorded in 2023 and 17.78 billion yuan in 2019 [1][2] Box Office Performance - The number of moviegoers during the summer season was 321 million, up 12.76% year-on-year, while the number of screenings decreased by 1.7% to 37.65 million [3] - The average ticket price fell by 8.8% to 37.2 yuan due to adjustments in distribution pricing and increased consumer subsidies [3] - There were 2 films that surpassed 1 billion yuan in box office, consistent with last year, but the number of films earning over 100 million yuan dropped from 26 to 19 [3][4] Cinema Expansion and Challenges - The number of cinemas in operation during the summer season reached 12,900, a year-on-year increase of 2.8%, with 214 new cinemas opened [4] - Despite the expansion of screening channels, cinemas are facing increasing survival pressures due to the subdued box office performance [4][7] Film Quality and Trends - Notable films this summer included "Nanjing Photo Studio" with 2.89 billion yuan, "Wang Wang Mountain Little Monster" with 1.455 billion yuan, and "Chasing the Wind" with 879 million yuan, all receiving favorable reviews [8][9] - The decline in the number of films earning over 1 billion yuan indicates ongoing investment risks in the film industry [7] Emerging Directors and New Opportunities - New directors are emerging, with successful films directed by newcomers, indicating a shift in the industry [12] - The rise of animated films, such as "Wang Wang Mountain Little Monster," suggests a potential new direction for the industry, with successful adaptations from short films [17][18] Policy Support and Future Outlook - The government has initiated various support measures, including subsidies and ticket discounts, to stimulate the film market, with an estimated investment of over 1 billion yuan for the summer box office growth [20] - The film industry is in a transitional phase, with calls for a more diverse and innovative ecosystem to support both large and small enterprises [21][22]