The Chinese mainland's blockbuster animated sequel Ne Zha 2 has soared to a stunning 15.8 billion yuan (roughly $2.18 billion) at the global box office as of Monday, according to data from online platforms.
Released in the Chinese mainland on January 29 to coincide with the Lunar New Year, the Enlight Pictures production has climbed to become the fifth highest-grossing film of all time worldwide. With Titanic's 1997 record standing at $2.26 billion, Ne Zha 2 is now within striking distance of one of cinema's most iconic benchmarks.
From its vibrant animation style to its gripping hero’s journey, Ne Zha 2 has captured audiences across Asia and beyond. The film’s success highlights the Chinese mainland’s animation industry rising influence on the global stage, where innovative storytelling and cutting-edge visuals are reshaping entertainment trends.
As box office numbers continue to roll in, industry watchers are tracking whether Ne Zha 2 will surpass Titanic in the all-time charts, urging digital-savvy fans and film aficionados alike to stay tuned. This breakthrough underscores a broader shift in the global film landscape, where emerging markets are driving fresh narratives and record-breaking revenue.
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'Ne Zha 2' nears $2.2b global haul, about to surpass 'Titanic'
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