Three new films open theatrically in China this week—"Big Hero 6" , "Lucky Star 2015" and "Mu Qin De Meng Xiang"—as healthy releases from last week will continue to deliver robust returns

According to EBOT statistics, mainland boxoffice gross in the 6th week (Feb. 9-15, 2015) climbed over $106million, up 11% w-o-w, yet a drop of 21% y-o-y. Moviegoers this week reached 18.6million, slightly rising 7% from the 17million in the 5th week

Zhong Kui: Snow Girl and the Dark Crystal” is the favorite lead the Chinese market as seven new titles look to capitalize on the lucrative Lunar New Year holiday that begins on February 19

According to EBOT statistics, mainland boxoffice gross in the 5th week (Feb. 2-8, 2015) dipped into $95million, falling 19% w-o-w, and a negative growth of 50% y-o-y. Moviegoers this week totaled 17.3million, with loss of 17% than the 4th week.

'Somewhere Only We Know' and 'Happy New Year' are coming to face off against 'Hunger Games – Mockingjay Part 1'

According to EBOT, mainland boxoffice gross in the third week (Jan.26-Feb.1, 2015) reached $116million, increasing 30% from the previous week, yet down11% y-o-y. Moviegoers this week totaled 20.75million, a growth of 37% than the third week

This week, twelve new releases will try to push “Running Man” out of first place. The two films that look the strongest are “The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1” and “Crazy New Year’s Eve”.

According to EBOT, mainland boxoffice gross in the third week (Jan.19-25, 2015) totaled $89million, increasing 24% from the previous week, also up 57% y-o-y. Moviegoers this week totaled 15.09million, a growth of 18% than the second week.

Universal’s "Unbroken" will hit the market on January 30. Director Angelina Jolie’s World War II drama will definitely use a boost from China

According to EBOT, mainland boxoffice gross in the second week (Jan.12-18, 2015) totaled $71million, declining 13% from the previous week, also down 4% y-o-y. Moviegoers this week totaled 12.69million, a drop of 15% than the week 1.

Hollywood content will yet again overshadow homegrown efforts as “The Hobbit: The Battle of Five Armies” is poised to fend off four Chinese newcomers this week

According to EBOT, mainland boxoffice gross in the first week of 2015 (Jan 5-11) started with $81million, pacing down 23% from the previous week, yet up 48% y-o-y

The Chinese box office is set for another relatively slow week as Universal’s "Seventh Son" enters the market along with 3D re-released "Kung Fu Hustle" and so on

According to enbase statistics, mainland boxoffice gross in the 53rd week (Dec. 29 2014-Jan.4 2015) reached $124million, up 75% vs. the previous week. Moviegoers this week totaled 20.84million, with growth of 15% than the 52nd week.

Of this week’s five releases, “Miss Granny”, a remake of a wildly-popular 2014 Korean film, seems poised to have the biggest impact

According to enbase statistics, mainland boxoffice gross in the 52nd week (Dec. 22-28, 2014) reached $112million, up 22% vs. the previous week, and increased 20% y-o-y. Moviegoers this week totaled 18million, with growth of 18% than the 51st week

Four new animated films,leading by “One Hundred Thousand Bad Jokes”, will enter Chinese theaters this week to celebrate New Year Holiday

According to enbase statistics, mainland boxoffice gross in the 51st week (Dec. 15-21, 2014) reached $92million, up 17% vs. the previous week, and increased 15% y-o-y. Moviegoers this week totaled 15million, with growth of 4% than the 50th week.

A 3D soldier flick and another romantic comedy aimed at teens and twenty-somethings will try to topple 'Gone with the Bullets' at the Chinese box office this week

According to enbase statistics, mainland boxoffice gross in the 50th week (Dec. 8-14, 2014) reached $79million, a drop of 14% than the previous week, yet up 22% y-o-y. Moviegoers this week totaled 14million, with slide of 8% than the 49th week.

"Gone with the Bullets", are predicted outgross Transformers: Age of Extinction to become China’s #1 theatrical earner

According to enbase statistics, mainland boxoffice gross in the 49th week (Dec. 1-7, 2014) reached $89million, increasing 14% than the previous week, also up 32% y-o-y. Moviegoers this week totaled 15million, with growth of 8% than the 48th week.

Six new films--none of which are from Hollywood--are poised to enter the Chinese market this week

According to EBOT, mainland boxoffice gross in the 48th week (Nov.24-30, 2014) fell to $78million, decreasing 11% from the previous week, yet up 32% y-o-y.

According to EBOT, four films below will be released in Mainland China in the 49th week (Dec. 1-7).

According to EBOT, mainland boxoffice gross in the 47th week (Nov.17-23, 2014) reached $88million, a slight drop of 8% than the previous week, yet up 29% y-o-y. Moviegoers this week totaled 15.35million, shrinking 11% than the 46th week

According to Enbase’s China film boxoffice statistics, ten films below will be released in Mainland China in the 48th week (Nov. 24-30)

According to enbase’s China film boxoffice statistics, mainland boxoffice gross in the 46th week (Nov.3-9, 2014) notched $95.8million, increasing 45% than the previous week, also up 78% y-o-y. Moviegoers this week totaled 16.82million, growing 44% than the 45th week

According to Enbase’s China film boxoffice statistics, six films will debut in Mainland China in the 47th week (Nov. 17-23)

According to enbase’s China film boxoffice statistics, mainland boxoffice gross in the 45th week (Nov.3-9, 2014) reached $66million, decreased 19% than the previous week, up 17% y-o-y. Moviegoers this week totaled 11.48million, a drop of 21% , comparing to the 44th week.