Chapter 1061 Love It, Don't Let It Disappear

Resources come in quickly and disappear even faster. It seems that many people are convincing and complacent that they have finished watching the free version, but most of them have not touched the shadow at all. Look, I was frightened into a cold sweat instead.

It was still very cold in the early spring, and many people were infected with the wind and cold because of it. They had an inexplicable bitter feeling of being punished for doing bad things.

There has been a lot of trouble on the Internet because of this incident, and the number one in the hot search is undoubtedly #《毒海》电影源消息#.

This time, it was no longer the low-definition picture taken by the camera, but the highest-definition picture quality.

It is no longer a preemptive version that deletes and inserts advertisements. Anyone with a discerning eye can see that this effect is achieved by copying the source file.

Everyone knows that someone used malicious means to entrap "Poison Sea".

Now who wants to be unlucky for Du Hai the most, suspicious eyes are cast on the personnel related to "Operation Rescue".

Some people have already begun to discuss it in private, but there is no real evidence, and everyone just talks casually.

Yun Xiangxiang posted a very, very long Weibo at this time, which was her longest speech so far.

She also wrote the title of this article: "If one day movies don't need to pay".

This title is very eye-catching at this point, coupled with her own popularity, it immediately attracted a lot of clicks.

In the article, she first asked in a rhetorical tone, what would happen if there was no need to pay for movies one day?

Then she answered her question herself, and the movie would perish.

In this article, she analyzed the distribution of movie box office in detail.

Many people don't understand, thinking that a film with an investment of hundreds of millions and a box office of several billions must be a lot of money.

In fact, it is not. It includes sales tax, special funds for the film industry, commissions for theaters and theater chains, distributors, production costs...

She gave them an example to tell them that if the investment of a movie is 300-400 million, then the box office needs about 1.5 billion before the investment will not lose money, and the box office needs to reach 3 billion before the investor can get a profit of more than 100 million.

Therefore, film investment is a high-risk, low-to-medium profit investment.

"Poisonous Sea" invested 400 million yuan, and now the box office is less than 2 billion yuan, but it's just not a loss.

If they don’t lose money, then they have worked for more than a year from the preparation to the completion of the film, is it considered free labor?

May I ask, who has worked so hard for more than a year without receiving corresponding remuneration, and can still trust this industry?

After talking about the film industry, Yun Xiangxiang started another paragraph and asked what would happen if there were no fees for movies?

The answer this time is that your favorite actor will quit the film industry.

The box office proves the actor's ability. If the actor has no ability, they will gradually be discarded.

There will be no producers willing to spend money to invite him.

They will be in danger of losing their jobs and having to find other jobs to support their families...

Yun Xiangxiang analyzed the importance of movie payment from many aspects and from the perspective of a third party.

From the beginning to the end, she did not say a word of support for the genuine version, and did not condemn a word of pirated version.

Instead, they used the facts to tell them the necessity of charging for movies.

In the end she used a rather subtle concluding remark.

[... If one day no one pays for the movie, then the actors must be the first to pay for the movie, followed by the producer, then the investor, and finally... actually the audience, because you will no longer have movies to watch.

If you love movies, please don't let it disappear from this world, from your world. 】

Everyone was silent after reading Yun Xiangxiang's article. They silently liked it, and very few people left comments.

Compared with hysterical resistance to piracy, or earnest appeal to support genuine.

Yun Xiangxiang's remarks about the cause and effect, leaving aside the genuine and piracy, are even more poignant.

Even the radicals don't know how to refute it. She didn't say that paying is the audience's obligation. She just tells you what you plant and what you get.

Those who watched it for a while felt a little heavy.

Of course, some people swear that starting today, they will go to the cinema to pay as much as possible to watch movies that are good.

Yun Xiangxiang's article not only attracted many viewers, but also as a person in this industry, no matter whether he had any contact with Yun Xiangxiang, or if he had hoped that Yun Xiangxiang would be bad, he knew the bitterness in it. They forwarded it one after another.

The phrase love it, don't let it disappear from your world, became a new round of buzzwords for a while.

The most intuitive effect is that the pre-sale of "Poisonous Sea" is rising steadily.

After a week, the box office of "Poison Sea" broke through 100 million again on the 22nd day of its re-release.

Hua Bingzheng, who accompanied Yun Xiangxiang to take this risky move, was greatly relieved by quickly making up for the loss of the previous day, and at the same time, the box office continued to recover for several days.

The storm of resource leakage did not subside just like this. The director and co-creators of "Poisonous Sea" demanded a thorough investigation into the cause of the leak of the film source, and must give a satisfactory explanation to all the staff involved in the production.

There is also a lot of attention on the Internet about this incident, and they also want to know the truth about the leak of movie resources.

Relevant departments quickly intervened in the investigation.

"Goddess, we have all the evidence withheld, should we hand it over to the police now?" Yang Qi called Yun Xiangxiang.

"Don't worry, they will take the initiative to find you."

After all, the leaked resources can be contained so quickly because of the help of a third party, and the Ministry of Public Security will definitely notice this immediately.

"Our evidence is so complete, isn't it a bit abnormal?" Yang Qi worried that the police would think too much. In his perception, this kind of people were very suspicious.

"Your evidence is not complete, so you will appear to cover up."

Yang Qi and the others couldn't cover it up by intervening, and Yun Xiangxiang didn't intend to cover it up either. Many people knew that she had a Xin'an company.

As her die-hard fan, Yang Qi is not suspicious at all of being interested in matters related to her.

In this matter, she has not committed any illegal acts from the beginning to the end.

From computer hacking and copying of source files, to hiring a professional team to operate, Mi Lai did all these things himself.

She just dug a hole for Mi Lai, and Mi Lai jumped down on his own initiative, so what does it have to do with her?

Now that Yun Xiangxiang said so, Yang Qi immediately felt at ease, and complained: "Goddess, we broke up a gang by the way this time. Fortunately, Xu Mo and I are smart, otherwise we will really screw up."

Not only Yang Qi, but even Yun Xiangxiang didn't expect Mi Lai to play so well.

She invited a professional pirate team to cooperate. This team is very well equipped, from resource collection and distribution, to platform placement and publicity, it is no worse than the regular team!