Ne Zha 2’s English Dub Soars into 2,500 US Theaters!
Ne Zha 2, the record-breaking Chinese animated film, releases its English-dub version in 2,500 US theaters this week, bridging cultures with epic mythic action.
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English-Dubbed Ne Zha 2 to Debut in U.S. Theaters
Ne Zha 2, the world’s highest-grossing animated film with over $2.2B, hits 2,500 US theaters in English dub this week.
The Chinese Mainland’s 2025 Summer Box Office Tops 10 Billion Yuan 🎬
The Chinese mainland’s 2025 summer box office just topped 10 billion yuan, with local productions claiming the top three spots. Discover what’s driving this record-breaking season!
Historical Drama ‘Dongji Rescue’ Nets ¥350M on Opening Day
‘Dongji Rescue’ pulled in ¥350M (US$50M) on opening day, spotlighting the 1942 Dongji Island rescue through the lens of everyday fishermen heroes.
Dead to Rights Film Tops Chinese Mainland Box Office, Heads Global Aug 15
The WWII drama “Dead to Rights” raked in ¥1.9B in the Chinese mainland and is set for global release on Aug 15, with screenings in Australia, Canada and more.
WWII Epic Dead to Rights Tops 1.7B Yuan in China, Heads Global
Chinese mainland WWII film Dead to Rights smashes 1.7B yuan in domestic box office and gears up for global release from August 7, says Zhang Ke.
Chinese Mainland Box Office Hits 35B Yuan Record
The Chinese mainland box office for 2025 topped 35 billion yuan in just 219 days—55 days faster than last year—signaling robust growth in the cinema market.
Mainland Box Office Surges Past $200M on Wave of Historical Films
The Chinese mainland’s August box office topped 1.5B yuan, led by the historical blockbuster ‘Dead To Rights’ and a wave of commemorative films marking the 80th anniversary.
Dead To Rights: Summer Blockbuster Amplifies Chinese Mainland’s WWII Story
Dead To Rights hit 1.7B yuan and 49M viewers in the Chinese mainland, leading the summer box office. Screenwriter Zhang Ke explains its impact on WWII storytelling.
China’s Summer Box Office Smashes 7 Billion Yuan Mark
China’s 2025 summer box office surpassed 7 billion yuan, marking a blockbuster season in the Chinese mainland’s film industry.