Bật mí Lý do ‘Lật mặt 6’ phá kỉ lục về số vé đặt trước của ‘Nhà bà Nữ’

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Ly Hai Can Bong’s film ‘Flip 6’ has 128,000 pre-booked tickets, surpassing Tran Thanh’s ‘House of the Nu’ to set the record for a Vietnamese film with the highest number of pre-booked tickets ever.

Bật mí Lý do ‘Lật mặt 6’ phá kỉ lục về số vé đặt trước của ‘Nhà bà Nữ’ 2 Ly Hai’s films have a high number of pre-orders. Photo: Manufacturer.

According to information from the publisher ‘Flip Face 6: The ticket of fate’ has reached 128,000 pre-booked tickets. Accordingly, the film became a Vietnamese film with the highest pre-booked tickets in the history of Vietnamese films. With this achievement, Ly Hai’s work was officially born Tran Thanh’s “House of Nu” in terms of pre-orders.

Before that, the movie House of Nu was released on the occasion of the Lunar New Year 2023, once set a record for the number of tickets booked in advance with 30,000 tickets. Reaching 128,000 tickets has helped ‘Flip 6: The ticket of fate’ has 4 times more tickets than ‘Mrs’ House’.

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According to Mr. Hoang Van – Communications Director of Clover Company, this is a good sign for Vietnamese cinema.

Mr. Hoang Van said: “With quality films and meticulous investment, the author will support and monitor. Of course, there are movies with good content and forums, but good revenue. or low pre-booked tickets are a lot. But in general, Ly Hai’s films are suitable for the “taste” of the vast majority of fakes.

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However, Mr. Hoang Van said that Ly Hai’s “Following 6” surpassing Tran Thanh’s “House of Lady” should also be based on many factors of “time, time, advantage, and harmony”.

Bật mí Lý do ‘Lật mặt 6’ phá kỉ lục về số vé đặt trước của ‘Nhà bà Nữ’ 4 Scene in Flip Face 6. Photo: Producer.

For example, the movie “The Lady’s House” came out on Tet holiday, the work did not have much time to open tickets in advance, while the film Ly Hai had about 2 weeks to do this work.

“That said, it’s not that Ly Hai’s film is not attractive. But ‘The Nu’s House’ has about 3-4 days to open the ticketing gate in advance, while Ly Hai’s film opens from April 13 and then until April 26, there are screens. early reference show Thus, in terms of ticket booking time in advance, Ly Hai’s film has an advantage.

However, commenting on the competition, the movie ‘The Lady’s House’ at that time did not have many outstanding products to compete with, while the movie ‘Super trick super thuy’ withdrew from the ring, only ‘Sisters and sisters’ 2′ is the opponent. Particularly, ‘Flip Face 6’ is facing off with the “Holy Son” and quite a few blockbuster movies from Korea, Hollywood …”.

Mr. Hoang Van determined that no matter what, it is clear that the two films have great appeal with Vietnamese fake drums. No need to discuss the content or compare the investment and film quality, the fantasy of spending money in theaters to watch Vietnamese movies is a good thing in the context of the past time, there are not many dangerously weakened works. .

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Up to now, Tran Thanh’s “House of the Nu” is still the highest-grossing Vietnamese film in history with 475 billion VND (5.8 million tickets). According to Mr. Van, to overcome this record is quite difficult. However, he also expects Ly Hai’s films to exceed 200 dong because of the development of his hand in the script.

As of the afternoon of April 28, Ly Hai’s ‘Flip Face 6’ reached more than 31 billion dong after 3 days of reference (including 2 early screening days and nearly 1 official screening day).

“Flip 6: The Fateful Ticket belongs to the psychological – sensational genre different from the action movies that Ly Hai has made before. The film is about brotherhood, family affection and conflicts revolving around the group. friends Phuong (Quoc Cuong), Khanh (Trung Dung), Phat (Huy Khanh), An (Thanh Thuc), Toan (Tran Kim Hai) and Loc (Huynh Thi).

The film is set in Dinh Yen projection village (Dong Thap) – a village that once made shiny mats. Previously, Ly Hai thanked Dong Thap people by showing the film before it was released to the media in Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi.