Didn't you say that we would lose money after filming?

Heye has even replaced the chairs in all theaters with semi-reclining seats, even sacrificing the space for more seats, resulting in the fact that Heye's largest giant matrix theater can actually only accommodate a full seat of about 100 people.

If it is a small cinema, there will be even fewer, basically only about 20 to 30.

If you want, you can even soak your feet while watching a movie, that's no problem.

For example, Onik chose a popular and bizarre chili pepper pickle.

I have to say, although it looks weird, it is actually quite comfortable.

At this time, all the people in the theater were wearing bathrobes like him.

"This is the value of Heye!" Onik exclaimed.

Otherwise, why do you think a cinema chain that has only been around for a few years can overwhelm so many old-established cinema chains in the cinema chain alliance?

It even caused those old-fashioned cinema chains to lose market share one after another?
Isn’t it because of this almost abnormal, loss-making, saturated service?
But you know what, Heye has never lost money, which is really magical.

All we can say is that they just pushed the profit to the lowest point, but in fact it is not unprofitable, it’s just that the profit will be very small.

but!

In this situation, you have it and others don't, and those theaters dare not follow suit, so the market share is miraculously opened up in Heye's hands.

Because Heye has the distribution rights themselves, they can go directly through their own company's channels from project establishment to film release.

Unlike other film and television companies or cinemas, each of which has its own model and is only responsible for one link.

For example, film and television companies make movies.

Or the issuing company is responsible for the issuance.

The cinema is responsible for the screening and part of the publicity and distribution.

So in fact, Heye Cinema's cost in this regard is actually zero. After all, they only show their own works, but other traditional cinemas have a large amount of copyright purchase fees that cannot be saved, etc., and there are many extra expenses that Heye does not need to pay.

Therefore, they are destined to not be able to follow Heye's model. After all, Heye can only compress profits to the lowest point by doing this. If they do this, it will be a pure loss of 10000%, which is like using the money for charity.

"It must be said that the boss of Heye is really courageous. He dares to carry out such drastic reforms and has taken a new path that no one has ever taken before."

Onik sighed, and in his heart he admired He Ye's wisdom.

You know, the most difficult thing in business is reform. After all, the existing paths have been explored by our predecessors and have been verified by the market. The opening of any new path is actually a gamble with your own future and the future of the company. If you are not careful, there will be only one result, which is to completely sink into the ups and downs of the business world.

The business world is cruel. It is a war without the smoke of gunpowder. As long as you cannot keep up with others, you are doomed to fail and become nutrients for others to grow and climb. For example, Heye, which has successfully opened up a new track and taken a different approach, is a case in point. They also climbed up by stepping on those traditional theaters.

The movie started amid the anticipation of dozens of people enjoying it in the theater. Yes, there were only dozens of people, the seats were not full, and the occupancy rate was not high.

Soon, the lights in the theater dimmed and the screen lit up.

The biggest advantage of Heye Cinema is that there are never any advertisements. Movies start playing as soon as the time is up and get straight to the point. The main focus is on providing a pure experience.

This is another point that other cinema chains and theaters cannot do.

The opening of Heye is very recognizable. A little girl runs barefoot on the golden rice fields, and the sky is full of auroras. Finally, a golden rice leaf flies into the sky, fluttering all the way, and interweaving with the laser to form the Heye logo.

This is the opening credits that was actually shot after Heye spent 1 million to cultivate rice fields in the polar regions. Including the production, the total cost for this opening credits was nearly 8000 million.

This is Heye. Perhaps to outsiders, this company seems to spend money on many things. They always find ways to raise costs to unexpected heights, just like other companies do to save money. But the problem is that this really makes Heye seem to make everything very exquisite and high-end.

The ultimate low-end price and the ultimate high-end luxurious enjoyment, this is Heye.

Even an ordinary comic magazine published by its own comic company is of very high quality and even has collection value, and is printed on acid-free paper.

To sum it up in four words: great value for money.

The movie begins with an aerial shot, which zooms in and slowly approaches a building.

Bang————

Accompanied by a loud bang, a glass curtain wall exploded into pieces.

The camera turned and a man wearing a clown mask appeared in the picture.

The man had a rope gun in his hand and shot across the building.

When the screen expanded, it turned out to be a scene of a bank robbery.

"Yeah, the scene where the Joker robs the bank." O'Nikki watched and nodded.

He had read the Batman comics and knew the plot, so he could tell that this was the scene where the Joker robbed a bank.

Unexpectedly, He Ye chose to unfold the plot at this point.

I guess it’s to bring out the character of the Joker.

But what he couldn't understand was why this plot was chosen as the node to connect to the Joker's plot?
After all, how can you say this part of the plot? It's not the Joker's highlight moment in the comics. The long plot he started here doesn't involve any exciting action confrontations or too many big scenes with Batman.

There is no longer any large-scale life-and-death fighting between the two sides.

It is more of a battle of strategies, but usually the Joker is the one who uses strategies against Batman, but each time he is narrowly managed to resolve them.

To be honest, this kind of plot is not very popular in America, which generally likes violence, so it is not the most impressive Joker plot.

For movie fans, the most profound plot should be the one involving Harley Quinn and the Suicide Squad.

Then there are all kinds of dramatic plots involving head-on confrontations with Batman.

Why didn't He Ye choose that paragraph but this one instead?

This is really puzzling.

However, as the plot unfolds, it is also confirmed that Onik's idea is correct, which is to rob a bank.

However, he was stunned until the clown appeared.

As the mask was taken off, a very visually impactful makeup appeared in front of everyone.

The image does not have more of the traditional clown elements in comics, such as being funny and humorous and painted with exaggerated oil paint.

But (End of this chapter)