It earned $760,000 in its second weekend, compared to an opening frame of $30.5 million. Last week’s chart leader, the Jet Li-starring fantasy “League of Gods” crashed ignominiously to ground. After ten days it has a cumulative of $8.68 million. That advanced it to a $127 million total after 18 days.Ĭartoon, “Yugo & Lala 3” took $950,000 for sixth place. “Skiptrace,” the Jackie Chan-starring winner from two weeks ago, managed $3.29 million for fifth place. Despite a multinational cast including Taiwan’s Shu Qi and Rhydian Vaughn, and K-pop star Victoria Song, alongside China’s Feng Shaofeng, the retread managed only $3.49 million after three days. That was good enough for third place, but ominously its scores dropped through the weekend.įourth place belonged to the Chinese remake of “My Best Friend’s Wedding,” backed by Sony Pictures and China Film Group. And after six days it had amassed a $28.9 million cumulative.Ĭhinese-made romance “Sweet Sixteen” debuted in a conventional Friday slot and racked up $13.1 million.
It managed $15.5 million over the weekend, with per screen averages over $500 per screen per day.
IMAX reported that the film earned some $5 million on 309 screens in China, its third highest opening weekend score behind “Mojin” and “Monster Hunt.”Ĭhinese regulators have this year eased their annual ban on on summer releases of Hollywood titles, but they still only gave “Pets” an awkward Monday (Aug 1) release slot. The film’s marketing splurge took in a press conference in Cannes that was largely targeted at Chinese media. Add in some $5 million of previews and the film’s opening score is reported as $70.8 million by local box office tracing service Entgroup. But it also delivered the best per screen average, with close to $1,000 per screen, per day. With over 85,000 screenings per day “Time Raiders” had by far the largest circuit of theaters in the country.
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