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Lost In Hong Kong Heads for $100 Million & ‘Monster Hunt’ Director Interview
Source: https://variety.com/2015/film/asia/lost-in-hong-kong-enjoys-huge-china-box-office-opening-1201603535/ Patrick Frater Asia Bureau Chief Brent Lang Senior Film and Media Reporter@BrentALang “Lost In Hong Kong” has got off to a screaming start at the Chinese box office. It clocked up…
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Monkey King Breakthrough Chinese Animation & Tencent Original Force Animation
Lion King’ Director Calls ‘Monkey King’ a Breakthrough in Chinese Animation Source: https://en.yibada.com/articles/64626/20150918/lion-king-director-calls-monkey-breakthrough-chinese-animation.htm Rob Minkoff, director of animated film “The Lion King,” has described “Monkey King: Hero Is Back” as a breakthrough in…
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Will China’s growing box office dominance change Hollywood forever?
Written by: Ben Child Source: https://www.theguardian.com/film/filmblog/2015/sep/10/will-china-box-office-dominance-change-hollywood It’s been 15 years since a China-set movie, Ang Lee’s Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, broke the $100m mark at the North American box office. And yet Hollywood…
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Terminator Genisys Hits China and Huayi Brothers The Gift hits Hollywood
This weekend was particularly one to watch given the lifting of the summer blackout veil in China. TG is the first Hollywood movie released back into the Middle Kingdom since Jurassic World all…
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The Bombing & IpMan 3
FTA is currently consulting for Maxscreen’s “The Bombing” Starring Bruce Willis with Mel Gibson (Art Director) as well as “IpMan3” Starring Donnie Yen and Mike Tyson.
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Wanda solely finances “Southpaw” potential Oscar contender 2016
By Anousha Sakoui Jake Gyllenhaal is getting what Hollywood calls Oscar buzz for his performance in “Southpaw.” Wang Jianlin is getting some too, because Wanda Pictures financed the movie – a first…
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China’s ‘Monster Hunt’ outperforms Hollywood’s “Ant-Man” & “Minions.”
By Michelle FlorCruz | This weekend’s big box office hit didn’t even open in the U.S., the world’s No. 1 movie market, and it still managed to earn $109 million in its…
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Mel Gibson & Bruce Willis enter the China market
By JULIE MAKINEN Add Mel Gibson to the list of Hollywood stars hopping on the China film bandwagon. The actor and Oscar-winning director of “Braveheart” has signed on as a consultant on…
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Tyson to attend Shanghai Film Festival, while festival yanks Japanese film, urges S. Koreans to stay home
Days before its opening, the Shanghai International Film Festival has awkwardly had to yank a Japanese movie from its lineup and has urged South Korean filmmakers not to attend amid fears about the MERS…
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Beijing International Film Festival 2015
Governor Schwarzenegger and Darren Aronofsky at the Beijing International Film Festival, with Producers Scott Franklin and Ari Handel in Beijing looking for new exciting projects. It was huge event which saw Luc…