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box-office1 month ago•18 min saved

Odyssey Rules Global Box Office as Toy Story 5 Nears $1B

Universal/Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey led the global box office with a $263.7M weekend, supported by a strong overseas start ($140.2M) and a solid North American debut ($123.5M). Stephen Chow’s Kung Fu Soccer claimed a distant second with a global total over $214M, while Toy Story 5 followed in third and is on the cusp of $1B worldwide. Moana and Minions & Monsters also posted notable top-5 totals, with China hosting multiple local titles like All Wishes Come True and A Part of Me amid holiday crowds.

via Deadline|

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entertainment1 month ago•19 min saved

Kung Fu Soccer Rockets Past $200M in China as Chow's Return Dominates

Stephen Chow’s Kung Fu Soccer, a Shaolin Soccer spinoff directed by Chow (who does not appear on screen), rode FIFA World Cup fever to a strong second weekend in China, adding $73.7 million and boosting its nine‑day total to $214.3 million (RMB 1.46 billion). Analysts raised full‑run expectations to about $441 million RMB, with the film aiming to approach Chow’s personal box‑office peak; a North American release is expected later this year as it faces competition from other titles, signaling a buoyant start to China’s summer box office and Chow’s continuing comeback.

via The Hollywood Reporter|

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box-office1 month ago•19 min saved

Moana Opens to $95M Worldwide as Kung Fu Soccer Breaks China Box Office

Disney’s live‑action Moana launches with a $95.1 million global debut (about $43.1M domestic and $52M international), topping the worldwide box office. Stephen Chow’s Kung Fu Soccer follows with around $73.6–74M in its China opening, securing a strong second place overall. Toy Story 5 and Minions & Monsters also post solid numbers, while Evil Dead Burn and other titles fill out the top ranks. The China market remains a key driver for new releases, and Moana’s international performance keeps it among the year’s top global performers.

via Deadline|

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entertainment1 month ago•15 min saved

Kung Fu Soccer Storms China Box Office With $74M Opening

Stephen Chow’s first directorial film in seven years, Kung Fu Soccer, opened in China with about $73.6–74 million in its first two days (July 11–12), a blockbuster start helped by FIFA World Cup fever. The Shaolin Soccer spin-off stars Zhang Xiaofei, Dilraba Dilmurat and Lay Zhang, with Carina Lau, Takeru Satoh and Jimmy O. Yang making guest appearances; Chow directed but did not act. Maoyan forecasts RMB 2.5 billion ($369 million) total, and Encore Films handles international rights as the release taps into the market rebound.

via Deadline|

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film1 month ago•15 min saved

Kung Fu Soccer Roars to RMB 500 Million Opening in China

Stephen Chow’s Kung Fu Soccer opened in Mainland China with RMB 500.3 million ($73.6 million) in two days, helping China’s weekend box office reach about $101.2 million; the sports comedy, Chow’s return to Shaolin Soccer-inspired mob, stars Zhang Xiaofei, Dilraba Dilmurat and Lay Zhang and centers on a grassroots women’s soccer team using martial arts to power a high-stakes tournament, as China’s 2026 year-to-date box office remains down about 38.6% versus 2025.

via Variety|

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entertainment1 month ago•18 min saved

Kung Fu Soccer Roars to $74 Million China Box-Office Debut

Stephen Chow returns to the director's chair with Kung Fu Soccer, a Shaolin Soccer reboot about an all-female squad. The film opened in mainland China with about $73.6 million (RMB 500.3 million) over the weekend, capturing roughly three-quarters of the market and $38.3 million on its first day on IMAX; Maoyan projects a total around $368 million (RMB 2.5 billion) as the run continues, with a U.S. release still in the works.

via The Hollywood Reporter|

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