According to entFilmbase’s China film box office statistics, the mainland box office gross in the 13th week of 2013(Mar. 25-Mar. 31, 2013) totaled ￥384 million(about $61 million), a 45% rise compared to the previous week and increased 127% y-o-y.

Seeking Mr. Right raked in $12 million through four days in release, good enough to edge out A Good Day to Die Hard ’s $11.8 million weekly total. Journey to the West added another $0.93 million for a new cume of $196.74 million, close to the domestic record, but not quite there yet.

A Good Day to Die Hard, the fifth installment of the Bruce Willis action franchise, grabbed top spot with the opening-four-day gross of $15.78 million. Taking in $3.56 million on March 17, Resident Evil: Retribution climbed up to the fifth place in the weekly box office chart.

After hauling in $9.99 million this week, Journey to the West has now reached the massive cume of $191.47 million, which is just short of breaking the domestic box office record of $201.34 million (previous champ: Lost in Thailand).

According to entFilmbase’s China film box office statistics, the mainland box office gross in the 9th week of 2013(Feb. 25-Mar. 3, 2013) was￥366 million (about $58 million USD), a 39% decrease compared to last week and increased 77% y-o-y. Moviegoers this week totaled 9.68 million.

According to entFilmbase’s China film box office statistics, the mainland box office gross in the 8th week of 2013(Feb. 18-24, 2013) was￥595 million (about $96 million USD), a 31% decrease compared to last week and increased 152% y-o-y. Moviegoers this week totaled 15.8 million.

According to entFilmbase’s China film box office statistics, the mainland box office gross in the 7th week of 2013(Feb. 11-17, 2013) was￥857million (about $138 million USD), up 205% compared to last week andincreased126% y-o-y. Moviegoers this week totaled 22 million.

According to entFilmbase’s China film box office statistics, the mainland box office gross in the 3rd week of 2013(Jan 14-Jan 20, 2013) was￥289.61 million (about $46 million USD), decreased 13% compared to last week andincreased 12% y-o-y. Moviegoers this week totaled 8.65 million.

According to entFilmbase’s China film box office statistics, the mainland box office gross in the 2nd week of 2013(Jan 7-Jan 13, 2013) was￥333.78million (about 53.07 million USD), drop 39% from the 1st week and increased 11% y-o-y. Moviegoers this week totaled 9.5 million.

According to entFilmbase’s China film box office statistics, the mainland box office gross in the 1st week of 2013(Dec 31, 2012-Jan 6, 2013) was ￥549.02 million (about 87.08 million USD), down 13% from the previous week and boomed 129% compared to the same time last year. Moviegoers this week totaled 15.5 million.

The boom of China film industry is closely integrated with the fast development of movie theaters, which is often referred to as the terminal of film industry. We saw that it is fully developed throughout the business of the film industry, and the industrialization of the film business has emerged in year 2011.

The boom of China film industry is closely integrated with the fast development of movie theaters, which is often referred to as the terminal of film industry. We saw that it is fully developed throughout the business of the film industry, and the industrialization of the film business has emerged in year 2011.

According to the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television (SARFT) China's annual boxoffice gross topped 13 billion RMB ($2.03 billion) mark at the end of 2011, which figure includes tickets sales in urban cinema chains, cinemas in the second tier cities and rural areas. That is an increase of 28.93% when compared to year 2010.

In 2011, China Film Co-production Company has received 93 applications for co-productions, 6 applications for assisted co-productions, in total 99 films. 69 films were approved as co-production projects and 4 approved as assisted co-productions, in total 74 films. 58 films out of the 74 films finished shooting and passed the censorship for theatrical release.

According to enBOtracker’s China film box office statistics, the mainland box office gross in the 48th week of 2012(November 26-December 2) reached $63.63 million, up 38% compared to the previous week and increased 84% from the same time last year. Moviegoers totaled 10.73 million, a 37% increase when compared to last week’s numbers.

According to enFilmbase’s China film box office statistics, the mainland box office gross in the 46th week of 2012(November 12-18) was $34.28 million, a 12% slump compared to the previous week. Moviegoers this week totaled 6.55 million, a 10% decrease when compared to last week’s numbers.

According to enFilmbase’s China film box office statistics, the mainland box office gross in the 45th week of 2012(November 5-November 11) was $39.01 million, a 13% increase from last week. Moviegoers this week totaled 7.3 million, a 14% growth when compared to the previous week’s numbers.

The Chinese box office continues to grow at a record rate while the appetite for 3D and IMAX by Chinese moviegoers remains among the highest in the world, according to EntGroup Consulting.

According to enFilmbase’s China film box office statistics, the mainland box office gross in the 44th week of 2012(October 29-November 4) was $34.39 million, down 6% from the previous week. Moviegoers totaled 6.4 million, decreased 9% when compared to last week’s numbers.

According to enFilmbase’s China film boxoffice statistics, the mainland boxoffice gross in the 43rd week of 2012(October22-28) was $36.47 million, for a 14% increase from the previous week. Moviegoers totaled 7 million, increased 18% when compared to last week’s numbers.

According to enFilmbase’s China film boxoffice statistics, the mainland boxoffice gross in the 42nd week of 2012 (October15-21) was $32.12 million,down 6% from last week. Moviegoers totaled 5.91 million, for a decrease of 6% when compared to last week’s numbers.

According to enFilmbase’s China film boxoffice statistics, the mainland boxoffice gross in the 41st week of 2012(October 8-14) was $34.08 million, a 46% decrease from the previous week. Moviegoers this week totaled 6.26 million, a 43% slump when compared to the previous week’s numbers.

According to enFilmbase’s China film boxoffice statistics, the mainland boxoffice gross in the 39th week of 2012 (September 24-30) reached $32.09 million, a 7% increase from the previous week. Moviegoers this week totaled 5.88 million, a 10% rise when compared to the previous week’s numbers.

According to enFilmbase’s China film boxoffice statistics, the mainland boxoffice gross in the 37th week of 2012 (September 10-16) was$41.57 million,a 32% decrease from the previous week. Moviegoers this week totaled 7.34 million, a 32% slump when compared to the previous week’s numbers.

According to enFilmbase’s China film boxoffice statistics, mainland boxoffice gross in the 36th week (Sep 03-09, 2012) was $61.44 million, down 20% from last week. Moviegoers this week totaled 10.84 million, for a decrease of 15% when compared to last week’s numbers.

According to enFilmbase’s China film boxoffice statistics, mainland boxoffice gross in the 35th week (Aug 27-Sep 02, 2012) reached $77.07 million, a robust growth of 59% from last week. Moviegoers this week totaled 12.73 million, for an increase of 40% when compared to last week’s numbers.

According to enFilmbase’s China film boxoffice statistics, the mainland boxoffice gross in the 34th week of 2012 (Aug 20-26) was $48.51 million, a 1% decrease from the previous week. Moviegoers this week totaled 9.09 million, a 2% slump when compared to the previous week’s numbers.

According to enFilmbase’s China film boxoffice statistics, mainland boxoffice gross in the 33th week (Aug.13-19, 2012) reached $49.17 million, a slump of 5% from last week. Moviegoers this week totaled 9.3 million, also down 3% when compared to the numbers from last week.

According to enFilmbase’s China film boxoffice statistics, the mainland boxoffice gross in the 32th week of 2012 (Aug 6-12) was 51.97 million, a growth of 14% from the previous week. Moviegoers this week totaled 9.6 million, a 16% increase when compared to the previous week numbers.

According to enFilmbase’s China film boxoffice statistics, the mainland boxoffice gross in the 31th week of 2012 (July 30- Aug 05) was $45.73 million, a minor decrease of 1% from the previous week. Moviegoers this week totaled 8.28 million, a slight growth of 1% when compared to the previous week’s numbers.