Pre-Sales Begin, Promotional Videos Go Live

"What about ticket prices?" GAKKI-chan asked.

"Set them at $25 in North America and Europe. Other regions can adjust based on that benchmark," Lin Yuan replied after some thought.

Hearing that figure, both GAKKI-chan and Charlize froze for a moment, but they quickly accepted the pricing.

Under normal circumstances, movie tickets in North America cost $8 to $10.

Lin Yuan's films had always been priced higher, usually around $15.

The Spy King had been priced at $20 for special reasons, making it the highest-ticketed film among all of Lin Yuan's movies.

But now, it seemed The Spy King 2 was about to break that record.

Such a high ticket price was even three times that of many films.

Daring to set the price so high showed just how confident Lin Yuan was.

If another film company presold tickets the way he did, they would be thrilled if fans bought them at all. They might even use low prices and discounts to drive sales.

Preselling at such a high price like Lin Yuan was doing was simply unimaginable.

"Should we prepare a contingency plan?" Charlize teased with a smile, clearly enjoying the show.

A contingency plan?

She naturally meant whether they should consider measures such as price cuts and promotions if the presale results proved disappointing.

But Charlize was obviously joking. If the presale revenue truly disappointed, so-called backup measures like discounts and promotions would be utterly useless.

Human nature was to follow the crowd, admire the strong, and add flowers to a brocade rather than offer charcoal in the snow.

If The Spy King 2 performed poorly in presales, countless people would immediately begin questioning the film. Lowering prices and running promotions then?

Not only would it have no effect, it would make the situation collapse even faster.

For Lin