"Hello, Li Huanying" has a huge reputation and box office, and netizens have discovered that ticket prices have increased

Data from Maoyan Professional Edition shows that as of 13:54 on February 15, the movie "Hello, Li Huanying", which has been released for four days, has grossed 1.384 billion yuan at the box office. Today's real-time box office has reached 340 million yuan, exceeding the 290 million yuan of "Detective Chinatown 3".

Moreover, its Douban score is 8.3, the highest among the films released during the Spring Festival, and its reputation is significantly better than the 5.8 points of "Detective Chinatown 3".

At the same time, there has been a noticeable increase in online discussions about Hello, Li Huanying. This round of box office and word of mouth have exploded, making it a rising star in the Spring Festival period.

However, some netizens reported that the ticket prices for "Hello, Li Huanying" in some theaters have increased. Screenshots posted by netizens showed that the ticket price, which was originally 145 yuan on February 12, had risen to 160 yuan on February 15.

At the same cinema, the ticket price for Detective Chinatown 3 dropped from 150 yuan to 95 yuan. The netizen said: "Some tickets are expensive and some are cheap, but it is an indisputable fact that the general price has increased."

Some netizens also checked the ticket prices of local cinemas and found that there was no price increase. It seems that price increases and price reductions are all spontaneous actions of cinemas, and using ticket prices to adjust supply and demand is a routine operation.

"Hello, Li Huanying" is adapted from the 2016 short play of the same name, written by Jia Ling, starring Jia Ling, Shen Teng, Chen He, Zhang Xiaofei, etc. The Li Huanying in the title is Jia Ling's late mother. The film tells the story of actress Jia Xiaoling, who, after experiencing the grief of "the child wants to support the parents but the parents are no longer there", travels through time and space to the past to touch the story of young parents and their dreams.