Seven films during the Spring Festival jointly appeal to "reject piracy and boycott screens"
CTOnews.com news on January 24, this year's Spring Festival season seven blockbusters gathered, the film market is very busy, as of January 24 (the third day of the Lunar New year), the Spring Festival box office has exceeded 3.6 billion yuan. However, in the form of a good box office, there has also been a case of piracy.
Today, seven new films in the 2023 Spring Festival jointly issued a proposal calling on moviegoers and filmmakers to resist piracy, maintain market order and compete in a civilized manner.
In order to create a good market atmosphere, create a good viewing environment, and establish a standardized industry order, "wandering the Earth 2", "Bear infested with me", "Bear Xin", "Chinese Table Tennis", "Manjianghong", "exchanging Life", "nameless" and "Deep Sea" jointly issued a statement today, advocating everyone to boycott piracy and strictly prevent pirated broadcasting. Strictly abide by and consciously maintain the market order and industry agreements, and appeal to the audience to go into the cinema and enjoy the most perfect audio-visual enjoyment! "
In addition to calling on everyone to protect copyright, the "proposal to every moviegoer and filmmaker" also specifically pointed out that a large number of public opinion phenomena such as "ghost arena" and "box office theft" have appeared on various social platforms recently. After preliminary verification, mostly malicious rumors with rhythm eye-catching, purposeful deliberate stampede to smear the same film, holding public opinion to affect the fairness of the market.
CTOnews.com learned that the seven films have once again joined forces to advocate, "civilized competition among peers, rational competition, we oppose irrational competition practices that slander and criticize each other, and prohibit the use of unfair competition to disrupt the market. We call on viewers who really care about the film not to participate in the spread of malicious and false remarks."
