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On August 23, Shen Teng's new crime film "The Wrath of the Titans" and Ge You and Wang Junkai's new art film "The Hedgehog" were officially released. Judging from the cast, it seems that they will bring a new wave of climax to the end of the summer season. However, judging from the box office performance on the first day, the box office of both films was not as good as the thriller "Alien: Taken" which has been released for 8 days. As of 24:00 on August 23, the box office of "Alien: Taken" on the 8th day of its release was 40.3163 million, the box office of Ge You's new film "The Hedgehog" on the first day of its release was 31.9292 million, and the box office of Shen Teng's new film "The Wrath of the Titans" on the first day of its release was only 22.0668 million.

From the weekend box office, as of 10:11 on August 24, the box office on that day (Saturday) was still led by Alien: Taken Away, and The Hedgehog narrowed the gap with it, with the difference of only more than 600,000 box office. The Wicked Witch was far behind, with the box office only half of the two. On Sunday, The Hedgehog surpassed Alien: Taken Away at the box office, while The Wicked Witch was surpassed by Detective Conan: The Million Dollar Pentacle, which was released for 10 days, and ranked only fourth at the box office on that day.

Previously, the cinema managers of Phoenix Entertainment's "Phoenix Cinema Manager Index" predicted that "The Wrath of the Titans" would not be optimistic at the box office, given that Shen Teng does not act in comedies and has a long backlog of old films. The film's final box office is predicted to be 155 million yuan. The cinema managers predicted that "Hedgehog" would have a core of an art film, but with "Alien" as a strong rival, "Hedgehog" would have a hard time getting off the ground at the box office. The film's final box office is predicted to be 165 million yuan.

The Phoenix Cinema Manager Index brings together a number of first-line cinema chain workers across the country to evaluate and predict the trend of the film market from multiple dimensions. From the perspective of cinema chain professionals, combined with intuitive multi-dimensional graphs, it provides the industry with real, fresh, and valuable reference data, strives to become a weather vane for cinema chain trends, and also provides reference and reference for audiences to choose offline movie watching.