Holiday Epic ‘The Volunteers: Peace at Last’ Tops National Day Box Office
Historical epic ‘The Volunteers: Peace at Last’ led China’s National Day Holiday box office with over 1.5 billion yuan, captivating audiences with its emotional storytelling.
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Chinese mainland National Day Box Office Tops 1.1B Yuan
During the eight-day National Day holiday, Chinese mainland box office revenue topped 1.1 billion yuan by Saturday evening, propelled by Chen Kaige’s war epic “The Volunteers: Peace at Last.”
Chinese Mainland National Day Box Office Tops 1 Billion Yuan
By midday October 4, the Chinese mainland’s National Day holiday box office, including pre-sales, topped 1 billion yuan, underscoring a digital-savvy comeback for cinemas.
Evil Unbound Earns 1 Billion Yuan in Just 3 Days
Chinese thriller Evil Unbound hits 1 billion yuan at box office in just three days, as global rollout expands to North America, Australia, and Europe.
‘Evil Unbound’ Smashes 1 Billion Yuan Box Office in 2 Days
Chinese war drama ‘Evil Unbound’ crossed 1 billion yuan in just two days since its global debut on Sept 18, driven by presales and social media buzz.
Evil Unbound’s Blockbuster Run Hits 700M Yuan Milestone
China’s horror-thriller “Evil Unbound” smashes past 700M yuan at the box office, driven by savvy marketing and growing audience demand.
NeZha 2 Breaks Records, Lands in 2,500 US Theaters
NeZha 2, the world’s highest-grossing animated film with over $2.2B, debuts in 2,500 US theaters this week in an English-dubbed release.
English-Dubbed Ne Zha 2 Cracks US Theaters After $2.2B Global Triumph
Ne Zha 2, the top-grossing animated film at $2.2B, arrives in 2,500 U.S. theaters this week, marking a new era for global animation.
Wartime Epic ‘Dead to Rights’ Ignites Reflection at Home and Abroad
The Chinese wartime film ‘Dead to Rights’ on the 1937 Nanjing Massacre is topping charts, sparking reflection across the Chinese mainland and abroad, and inspiring historic photo donations.
Melbourne Debut of ‘Dead to Rights’ Honors Nanjing Victims
Chinese war film ‘Dead to Rights’ premiered in Melbourne, where audiences paused in silence to honor Nanjing Massacre victims as it leads the Chinese mainland box office.