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今天,当中国以崭新的面貌跨入90年代时,中国的电影事业却遇到了严重的挑战。在繁闹喧哗的北京珠市口大街,五颜六色的店铺林林总总,熙熙攘攘,唯独京城小有名气的珠市口影院,显得冷冷清清,少有看客。设备先进的首都电影院白天放映的电影,500个座位的大厅只有寥寥数十名观众。大华电影院晚上放映的故事片,看客也不足一半。据中影公司对影院抽样调查统计平均上座率不到40%,1992年仅城镇观众,就从过去的90亿人次,下降到40亿人次。中影公司对上海、北京、沈阳等地调查表明,上海80%的影院利润下降,沈阳影院欠款800万元,更为严重的是北京30余家专业影院,近年来已有一半辟为它用,不再放映电影。其实,这两年的中国电影也有可观的突破。国内电影连续在
Today, when China entered the 1990s with a brand new look, the film industry in China encountered serious challenges. In the bustling Beizhukouzhu Street, Beijing, colorful shops abound, bustling, except the capital of the city’s little-known beads City cinema, looked deserted, few spectators. The state-of-the-art Capital Cinema shows films during the day and the 500-seat lobby has dozens of viewers. Dahua cinema night screening of feature films, see less than half. According to the Cinema Company’s sample survey on average, the attendance rate is less than 40%. In 1992, only the urban audience dropped from 9 billion people in the past to 4 billion. According to the survey conducted by China Film Corporation in Shanghai, Beijing and Shenyang, 80% of Shanghai’s cinema profits have dropped, Shenyang Cinema owes 8 million yuan, and more serious is more than 30 Beijing professional cinemas. , No longer show the movie. In fact, these two years of Chinese movies also have a considerable breakthrough. Domestic movies in a row