Despite Record-Breaking ‘Walled In,’ Hong Kong Box Office Takes First Half Tumble – Global Bulletin
Hong Kong Stumble
A local film “Twilight of the Warriors: Walled In” earned an all-time record-breaking Hk$105 million ($13.5 million) at the Hong Kong box office. But it was not enough to keep the territory’s theatrical business on a recovery track. Data from Hong Kong Box Office Ltd. Shows that January to end of June gross revenues dropped by 17% year-on-year, from Hk$772 million ($99 million) to Hk$640 million ($82 million) this time. Another Hong Kong made film “Table for Six 2” earned Hk$37.4 million ($4.80 million) to make it a local one-two, ahead of “Dune: Pt 2,” with Hk$36 million ($4.62 million) as the leading imported title. The organization reported that the first half enjoyed 143 theatrical releases, of which 22 were local productions.
Eight Times Two
Crunchyroll confirmed that a second season of the Production I.G. hit anime series “Kaiju No. 8” has already begun production. The reveal was made on the same day as the first season reached its finale.
A local film “Twilight of the Warriors: Walled In” earned an all-time record-breaking Hk$105 million ($13.5 million) at the Hong Kong box office. But it was not enough to keep the territory’s theatrical business on a recovery track. Data from Hong Kong Box Office Ltd. Shows that January to end of June gross revenues dropped by 17% year-on-year, from Hk$772 million ($99 million) to Hk$640 million ($82 million) this time. Another Hong Kong made film “Table for Six 2” earned Hk$37.4 million ($4.80 million) to make it a local one-two, ahead of “Dune: Pt 2,” with Hk$36 million ($4.62 million) as the leading imported title. The organization reported that the first half enjoyed 143 theatrical releases, of which 22 were local productions.
Eight Times Two
Crunchyroll confirmed that a second season of the Production I.G. hit anime series “Kaiju No. 8” has already begun production. The reveal was made on the same day as the first season reached its finale.
- 02/07/2024
- par Patrick Frater
- Variety Film + TV
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