Dead to Rights: Chinese War Film Tops Summer Box Office
Set against the 1937 Nanjing Massacre, “Dead to Rights” tops the summer box office with over 814 million yuan, and gears up for a global rollout.
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‘Dead to Rights’: Nanjing Massacre Film Tops Box Office with 500M Yuan
Summer blockbuster ‘Dead to Rights’ commemorating the 80th anniversary of the Chinese People’s War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression has grossed over 500M yuan in five days.
Dead to Rights Earns 549M Yuan in 5 Days, Resonates as History Lesson
In just five days, the Chinese mainland film “Dead to Rights” has grossed 549 million yuan, sparking fresh takes on history and storytelling in cinemas across the nation.
Chinese Comedies Advance to July 18, Sparking Summer Movie Race
Jiang Wen and Da Peng move comedies ‘You Are the Best’ and ‘The Lychee Road’ to July 18, igniting the 2024 summer movie race with presales near ¥40M.
Ne Zha 2 Soars to $2.15B, Redefines Animation in the Chinese Mainland
Ne Zha 2 concluded its 153-day run on the Chinese mainland with 15.44B yuan ($2.15B) and 324M admissions, breaking 113 records.
Nezha 2 Raises the Bar for Global Animation Success
Irish jury chair Nora Twomey praises the box office triumph of Nezha 2, highlighting how the Chinese animated hit redefines production standards and connects global audiences.
Dragon Boat Festival Box Office on Chinese Mainland Tops ¥400M
During the three-day Dragon Boat Festival holiday on the Chinese mainland, box office revenue topped 400 million yuan, driven by animation, action, mystery and sci-fi blockbusters.
‘Ne Zha 2’ Nears $2.2B, Poised to Outgross ‘Titanic’
‘Ne Zha 2’ on track to break Titanic record with $2.18B global haul from the Chinese mainland animation blockbuster.
Labor Day Box Office Surpasses 300M Yuan as “The Dumpling Queen” Leads
China’s Labor Day box office soared past 300M yuan by May 2, led by “The Dumpling Queen” with 97M yuan, as audiences embrace its tale of everyday resilience.
China’s Box Office Tops 300M Yuan in First Two Days of May Day Holiday
In the first two days of the May Day holiday, China’s box office revenue exceeded 300 million yuan, highlighting a robust rebound in the entertainment market.