Blog Tag - Box Office
Getting to the end of a year in Beijing tends to leave you with more questions than answers, and when you're not searching in vain for that long-gone...
This post comes courtesy of our content partners at China Film Insider.
The average cost of a movie ticket in China currently approximates RMB 35 (...
New official figures have just come out showing China’s box office dropped in the second quarter, for the first time in five years.
While that sounds...
This post comes courtesy of our content partners over at China Film Insider.
The Chinese box office racked up the largest seven-day gross in the...
It's been another great year for cinema in China, and our content partners over at China Film Insider have put together this list of the top trends...
Pirated DVDs may still be widely available in Beijing, but it's clearly not stopping more and more people every year from seeing films at the city's...
![Sequel to Jiang Wen's Blockbuster "Let the Bullets Fly" Starts Shooting](https://www.thebeijinger.com/sites/default/files/styles/blog_list_image/public/thebeijinger/blog-images/265699/rsz_jiang_wen.jpg "Sequel to Jiang Wen's Blockbuster "Let the Bullets Fly" Starts Shooting")
The bullets are about to start flying again. After topping China's domestic box office as its all-time champion with Let the Bullets Fly, Beijing's...
The war for China's box office may very well have been fought in late 2009 on a planet called Pandora, and won by a bunch of very large blue people....