China's 'Ne Zha 2' Continues Unprecedented Box Office Run as Fifth-Biggest Animated Hit Ever
Ne Zha 2 is poised to deliver an incredible $2 billion haul in China alone, with an even more massive number globally.
The most successful film in China's history is looking to make a splash in the U.S.
A Chinese animated film has become the country’s highest-grossing movie of all time, stoking national pride and potentially setting more records as it premieres overseas.
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Chinese animated blockbuster breaks records, prompts patriotism
Animated Chinese blockbuster "Ne Zha 2", based on traditional mythology, has smashed multiple box office records on its way ...
Who Needs Hollywood? Chinese Animated Film Shatters Box Office Records.
The runaway success of “Ne Zha 2” is another sign that Chinese audiences are choosing domestic movies over Hollywood ...
How a Chinese Animated Movie Reaped $1.2 Billion and Beat Hollywood Giants
A Chinese movie about a boy who fights demons and gods alike has become the world’s highest-grossing movie in any single ...
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Hollywood premiere turned into cultural fervor
The Hollywood premiere of Chinese mythology inspired animated blockbuster Ne Zha 2 — the only Asian movie to be listed among ...
‘Ne Zha 2’ Crosses $1B At China Box Office; First Movie Ever To Milestone In A Single Market
Ne Zha 2 has crossed the $1 billion mark at the Chinese box office, becoming the first movie ever to reach the milestone in a ...
China’s ‘Ne Zha 2’ Becomes First Non-Hollywood Film in History To Hit $1 Billion at the Box Office
Box office history was made on Saturday, as China's Ne Zha 2 broke several records within the span of a few hours. Ne Zha 2, ...
Miike Takashi Talks Japanese Horror, Extreme Violence, Audience Reactions: Movie Theaters Offered Sick Bags to Audience Members
Miike Takashi and producer Misako Saka on women in Japanese film industry, 'cheap' horror budgets and not being 'conscious' of audiences.
"What second chances mean": Ke Huy Quan's career love story as a sidekick no more
That line, uttered by irrepressible sidekick Short Round in 1984's "Indiana Jones at the Temple of Doom," has endured, even ...