The Dwayne Johnson and Emily Blunt-starring fantasy adventure film, which cost over $200 million to make, opened to just $3.3 million in China.
received quite respectable social scores from the Chinese filmgoers who did see it, suggesting that rampant piracy, a limited marketing effort from Disney and a growing audience tendency towards local Chinese fare may have conspired to keep seats empty. Ongoing COVID-19 outbreaks in the country, which have shuttered a sizable minority slice of cinemas in as many as 50 cities, are also taking a toll on ticket sales.No Time to Dieadded $4.
put both the Rock and Bond to shame, opening solidly with $20 million. It was followed in second place by Edko Picture’s, a biopic of the great Hong Kong Canto-pop star and screen icon Anita Mui, which debuted with $6.3 million. Chinese war epic, meanwhile, continued marching into the record books over a month and a half after its release, beating both Bond andReflecting the increasingly dire distribution difficulties for Hollywood in China, no major U.S.
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