The Chinese film market is entering a busy season with up to 40 films on the big screen, including Life of Pi, Back to 1942 and the Last Supper. Fierce competition are well expected.
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05/06/2013－05/12/2013
| Movie | Gross | Admissions | |
|---|---|---|---|
 Iron Man 3Gross:US$32.72(M) Admissions:4867063 Total:US$97.22(M) |
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| So Young | US$23.04(M) | 4420861 | |
| Oblivion | US$9.24(M) | 1740554 | |
| The Croods | US$8.62(M) | 1448017 | |
| Django Unchained | US$0.60(M) | 111966 | |
| G.I. Joe: Retaliatio | US$0.28(M) | 45717 | |
| Conspirators | US$0.27(M) | 53129 | |
| A Wedding Invitation | US$0.25(M) | 51463 | |
| The Incredible Truth | US$0.11(M) | 23026 | |
| Piano Trojan | US$0.06(M) | 13328 | |