According to statistics from EBOT EntGroup Box Office Tracker, the mainland box office gross of the 18th week(April 28-May 4, 2014) was ￥619 million ($100 million), up 63% from previous week and down 32% y-o-y. Moviegoers this week totaled 17.99 million.

According to statistics from EBOT EntGroup Box Office Tracker, the mainland box office gross of the 17th week(April 21-27, 2014) moved past ￥380 million ($62 million), up 8% from previous week and 10% y-o-y. Moviegoers this week totaled 10.98 million.

According to statistics from EBOT EntGroup Box Office Tracker, the mainland box office gross of the 16th week(April 14-20, 2014) was about ￥354 million ($57 million), decreased 23% from previous week and 10% y-o-y. Moviegoers this week totaled 9.99 million.

According to statistics from EBOT EntGroup Box Office Tracker, the mainland box office gross of the 15th week(April 7-13, 2014) was approximately ￥460 million ($74 million), up 9% from previous week and 54% y-o-y. Moviegoers this week totaled 12.61 million.

According to statistics from EBOT EntGroup Box Office Tracker, the mainland box office gross of the 13rd week(March 24-30, 2014) was about ￥320 million ($52 million), a 13% decrease from previous week and a 15% y-o-y. Moviegoers this week totaled 9.39 million.

According to statistics from EBOT EntGroup Box Office Tracker, the mainland box office gross of the 12nd week(March 17-23, 2014) was nearly ￥370 million ($60 million), up 21% from previous week and 42% y-o-y. Moviegoers this week totaled 10.67 million.

According to statistics from EBOT EntGroup Box Office Tracker, the mainland box office gross of the 11st week(March 10-16, 2014) was ￥300 million ($50 million), dropped 20% from previous week and climbed 23% y-o-y. Moviegoers this week totaled 8.57 million.

According to statistics from EBOT EntGroup Box Office Tracker, the mainland box office gross of the 10th week(March 3-9, 2014) was about ￥380 million ($62 million), a 13% decrease compared from previous week and a 45% increase y-o-y. Moviegoers this week totaled 10.88 million.

According to statistics from EBOT EntGroup Box Office Tracker, the mainland box office gross of the 9th week(February 24-March 2, 2014) was close to ￥400 million ($72 million), dropped 20% from previous week and climbed 23% y-o-y. Moviegoers this week totaled 11.97 million.

According to statistics from EBOT EntGroup Box Office Tracker, the mainland box office gross of the 8th week(February 17-23, 2014) was ￥545 million ($90 million), a 33% decrease compared from previous week and 6% y-o-y. Moviegoers this week totaled 15.3 million.

According to statistics from EBOT EntGroup Box Office Tracker, the mainland box office gross of the 7th week(February 10-16, 2014) was ￥816 million ($135 million), dropped 29% compared to previous week and 2% y-o-y. Moviegoers this week totaled 22.82 million.

According to statistics from EBOT EntGroup Box Office Tracker, the mainland box office gross of the 6th week(February 3-9, 2014) was ￥1.15 billion ($190 million), increased 45% from previous week and soared 321% y-o-y. Moviegoers this week totaled 32.08 million.

According to statistics from EBOT EntGroup Box Office Tracker, the mainland box office gross of the 3rd week(January 13-19, 2014) was ￥450 million ($74 million), up 35% compared to previous week and 61% y-o-y. Moviegoers this week totaled 13.33 million.

According to statistics from EBOT EntGroup Box OfficeTracker, the mainland box office gross of the 2nd week(January 6-12, 2014) was ￥336 million ($55 million), a 31% slump compared to previous week and a 4% increase y-o-y. Moviegoers this week totaled 9.64 million.

Jackie Chan's Police Story 2013 brought in $72.31 million in thirteen days. After eighteen days in release, Personal Tailor grossed $106.68 million at the box office and had already broken the record of Feng Xiaogang's highest grosser Aftershock. Up in the Wind earned $9.37 million in third place and As the Light Goes out scored $5.44 million in fourth. China was another disappointing market for The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones.

Personal Tailor mustered almost $52 million during its opening four days. Firestorm hung on with a $16.22 million haul in second place, a 40% drop from the previous week. After twenty days in release, No Man's Land earned $4.56 million with 77245 showings, which was nearly 50% drop compared to 135099 showing last week. Korean flick A Werewolf Boy took $0.39 million in the Chinese marketplace, which accounts for only 0.6% of the weekly box office nationwide.

Feng Xiaogang's Personal Tailor has been dominating at the box office since its opening on Thursday. Now it is crowned with two records: best opener for 2D films and best opener for first week revenue. As of last Sunday, its cumulative gross reached nearly $51 million, breaking the record set by Journey to the West: Conquering the Demons in 2012. In total, the weekend box office came to $48.3 million, over 78 percent of which was taken by Huayi Brothers' comedy.

Starring Andy Lau, the 3D thriller Firestorm hauled in $27.02 million through four days in release, taking up over 40% of the mainland box office revenue. No Man's Land continued its strong performance in second week, adding $13.63 million for a cume of $35.92 million. Martial arts movie The Four 2 racked up $10.7 million over the week. The Sil-Metropole production proved to be quite successful when it's hard to find films of the same genre in the end of this year.

Alan Yuen's directorial debut Firestorm had a mighty start through the last weekend. A $19.28 million in three days definitely renewed the record of mainland performance for Hong Kong films. Ning Hao's No Man's Land dropped to second place with $6.76 million. Overall, the weekend gross finished at $37.74 million, off 5.65 percent from the previous week.

Last week's champ No Man's Land finally hit the screen on December 3 and brought in nearly $22 million in six days. Hong Kong crime thriller The White Storm took second place earning $14.75 million for a cume of $27.88 million. Ancient costumed sequel The Four 2 opened to third place with $14.21 million. After three weeks' running, Gravity and The Hunger Games: Catching Fire dropped to fourth and fifth place.

After 7 million people pouring into the theatres, the box office revenue of the past three days finished at approximately $40 million. The mainland marketplace saw signs of a pickup after a cold spell. Domestic films are eager to roll out for the New Year movie season, one of the most bankable timeslot in China.

According to statistics from EBOT EntGroup Box Office Tracker, the mainland box office gross for the 48th week (November 25-December 1) was about ¥360 million ($59 million), decrease 13% from last week and 7% y-o-y. Moviegoers this week totaled 10.35 million.

Benny Chan's latest action thriller made quite a storm in its opening three days. The White Storm earned $12.6 million for a market share of 34.7%, which is good enough to edge out Alfonso Cuarón's sci-fi epic Gravity. The three-day box office gross ended up with $36.4 million, off 12% from the previous weekend.

Alfonso Cuarón's Gravity scored $35.76 million in six days, emerging as the third best opener of the year. The Hunger Games: Catching Fire wound up with $12.95 million, a 19% share of the market. China is now the largest international market for the Thor sequel. Mainland-Hong Kong-Taiwan co-production Control grossed $3.51 million after three days in release, accounting for 5.2% of the whole market.

With an outstanding opening on Monday, Gravity quickly topped the box office chart in a week's time. It raked in $21.9 million during the weekend, pushing its cume up to $35.17 million. The Hunger Games: Catching Fire followed in second place with $10.38 million, which was not as good as the unprecedentedly record-breaking performance in North America. Overall, the weekend total gross was $41.4 million.

The Bruce Willis-starrer Red 2 opened to third place with a very impressive $5.85 million haul. Excape Plan continued to perform strongly in its second week in theatres, raking in $13.25 million for an aggregate $34.26 million total. But neither of these strong performances came anywhere close to topping Thor: The Dark World, which added $24.93 million for a new ten day cume of $46.25 million.

Thor: The Dark World Led for third straight week with a $12.32 tally that brings its Chinese cume up to $45.45 million. Red 2 sat in third place with $5.73 million. Overall, the weekend gross was $29.39 million, off 19 percent from the previous weekend. Hollywood titles reigned over the charts through the past three days.

Thor: The Dark World put up strong numbers to top the box office charts with a $20.98 million debut. Stalingrad dropped to fourth place after its eleven-day theatrical run, grossing $2.7 million for a solid cume of $11.06 million. China's Love You for Loving Me earned $1.7 million during its opening three days, which equals to 8.1% of Marvel's 'Thor' sequel.

Thor: The Dark World opened to $20.35 million this weekend, while a bunch of domestic rom-coms struggled to share a part of the ticket sales. The three-day box office total was $36.3 million, up 54.5 percent from the previous week. Foreign films accounted for over 80 percent of the weekend gross.

According to statistics from EBOT EntGroup Box Office Tracker, the mainland box office gross of the 44th week (October 28-November 3) was close to ￥250 million ($40 million), a small 2% drop compared to the number of previous week and increased 18% y-o-y. Moviegoers this week totaled 7.21 million.