The box office of Watergate Bridge is weak, and it is almost impossible to surpass the battle of Changjin Lake. What is the main reason?

If we want to say who can handle the box office best in the film circle, it must be Jason Wu. Jason Wu became an instant hit with Wolf Warriors 2, and later became a well-deserved ticket king with the sci-fi movie The Wandering Earth, but it was the battle of Changjin Lake that laid the foundation for Jason Wu to become the king of box office.

Needless to say, the Battle of Changjin Lake has become the top-grossing movie in China's film history, so when I heard that there was a second Watergate Bridge in the Battle of Changjin Lake, the audience were all waiting for it. In addition to watching the whole story, the audience also has an expectation, that is, to see if the box office of Watergate Bridge will be higher than the battle of Changjin Lake.

Before the release of Watergate Bridge, Cat's Eye predicted that the box office of Watergate Bridge would be over 6 billion. According to this prediction, Watergate Bridge can completely beat the battle of Changjin Lake. However, judging from the current situation, it is impossible for Watergate Bridge to beat the battle of 5.775 billion box office in Changjin Lake and reach the top of the film history list.

The box office of Watergate Bridge is weak, and it is almost impossible to surpass the battle of Changjin Lake. I think there are three main reasons.

First, the box office is too high, and the number of people watching movies during the Spring Festival is the highest in a year. Therefore, the cinema also captures the psychology of the audience and will increase the box office accordingly in order to make money. Just like last year's "Hi Mom" and "detective chinatown III", the ticket prices are above 80, even hundreds.

Therefore, the ticket price in Spring Festival travel rush this year is no exception, and the ticket price is also ridiculously high, more than 80, which has discouraged some viewers to a great extent. This is one of them.

Second, the ending is too tragic. No matter the battle of Changjin Lake or Watergate Bridge, I can't bear to look straight at it, telling the story of Gang Qilian. There were more than 160 people fighting in Gangqilian of Changjin Lake, and every important person in Gangqilian was there. The plot was cheerful.

However, judging from the period from the sacrifice of Lei Gong to Mei Sheng's eye injury, the plot is tragic, because as we all know, although there were more than 160 people in Gunch Company, Wu Wanli was the only one who died in the end.

Therefore, Wu, Mei Shengping, etc. They are all dead, or the tragic sacrifice, so many viewers can't bear to look straight at the ending, so they all choose not to look at it at all. This is the second kind.

Thirdly, Black Boy Not Too Cold became a dark horse at the box office, because no one expected Black Boy Not Too Cold from Mary and Wei Xiang to become a dark horse at the box office, which undoubtedly lowered the box office of Watergate Bridge. After all, few people will watch two or three movies in a Spring Festival, and most viewers choose one movie to watch, which virtually impacts the box office of Watergate Bridge.

Just like last year's Hi Mom, it became a dark horse at the box office. Detective Chinatown 3 naturally failed to reach the expected box office.

Although the audience all know that "Black Boy Not Too Cold" is a dark horse, it is impossible for the box office to surpass Watergate Bridge, but it is still a pity for Watergate Bridge. After all, the audience had high expectations for the Watergate Bridge, but it turned out to be a dud, which is really a pity.

This also laid a rule. Movies that the audience is optimistic about before the Spring Festival will definitely not reach the expected box office. On the contrary, those movies that are not favored by the audience before they are released will eventually become dark horses. Just like wandering the earth, hey, mom, black boy is not too cold, so word of mouth is really too important for a movie.