Treasure-hunting action adventure “Uncharted” picked up $1.95 million in China on Monday, its official opening day, according to local box office tracking sources. Provisional data from Ent Group s…
Provisional data from Ent Group showed it launching in first place on Monday, becoming the first film to displace the long-running Chinese patriotic war movie “The Battle at Lake Changjin II,” which had reigned supreme since Feb. 1.
Maoyan, one of China’s leading film ticketing agencies, reported similar figures and forecast that the fil will go on to earn a lifetime score of RMB95 million in China, or some $15 million at current currency exchange rates. The film was given an unusual Monday launch date that in theory allowed it to capitalize on Tuesday’s Qingming public holiday. Maoyan reported the film’s total had climbed to RMB30.2 million by 3pm on Tuesday afternoon.. That has come from a combination of factors. These include: a paucity of Hollywood releases that reflected the COVID-hit North American releasing calendar; China’s actions to reduce the number of revenue-sharing and flat fee import titles from the U.S.
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