Local titles dominated at the mainland Chinese cinema box office over the latest weekend. “Never Say Never” overtook the previous sensation “Lost in the Stars” to lead another strong summer session…
“Never Say Never” released officially on Thursday, ahead of’s more normal Friday system. It earned $55.3 million between Friday and Sunday, according to verified data from consultancy Artisan Gateway. To that can be added some $9.6 million from Thursday and over $60 million previews and the film finished Sunday with a cumulative of $121 million.
“Lost in the Stars” earned a further $44.1 million between Friday and Sunday for a cumulative of $428 million after 18 days in Chinese cinemas. Alpha Pictures’ “Super Wings: Jett Run,” a Chinese-made movie adaptation of a Korean kids’ animation series opened on Saturday and placed fifth over the weekend with $4.8 million.
The “Super Wings” property provides an interesting footnote to the geopolitical controversies that dog the film industry in East Asia.
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