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Un niño demonio criado por humanos. © Adso Films

Adso Films, en alianza con Trinity CineAsia, ha anunciado que estrenará en cines la película Ne Zha 2, fenómeno absoluto del cine oriental contemporáneo.

Inspirada en la mitología china y basada en la novela del siglo XVI titulada Investidura de los dioses, escrita por Xu Zhonglin, Ne Zha 2 retoma la historia de un niño demonio criado entre mortales. En esta secuela –por cierto: puede disfrutarse sin haber visionado la anterior–, Ne Zha forja una insólita alianza con el príncipe dragón Ao Bing en una batalla épica para proteger a sus clanes.

Puede que no te suene demasiado su nombre, pero esta odisea fantástica, escrita y dirigida por Yang Yu, debutó en China el pasado 29 de enero, coincidiendo estratégicamente con las celebraciones del Año Nuevo lunar, y desde entonces ha recaudado más de 2.000 millones de dólares, convirtiéndose en la película de animación...

One of the most surprising blockbusters of the year is getting an all-star English dub in an attempt to take over the world all over again. Ne Zha 2 smashed records when it became the biggest animated movie of all-time thanks to its $2.11 billion global box office, and found itself among James Cameron’s Avatar movies and MCU Avengers films as the fifth-highest grossing movie ever.

Ne Zha 2 obviously made most of its money at the China box office, but you can’t make a movie that big without the rest of the world wanting to see what the fuss is about. For that reason, the movie, with its original language and subtitles, managed to pull in reasonable box office receipts. Now the new English dub has already started securing screens in the U.S. and Australia, and is prepared to put in the marketing to make the film a success all over again.

Ne Zha 2 China Box Office: Hits $2.07 Billion (Photo Credit – Instagram)

The Chinese animated feature Ne Zha 2 is completing two months at the theatres today and it still keeps earning winning numbers at the box office. It is unhinged by other releases and rules the box office like a king. The animation has slowed down finally at the cinemas and might even leave the theatres soon. Scroll below for its latest box office updates in China.

It is the sequel to 2019’s Ne Zha, and they are based on the Chinese mythological character and Xu Zhonglin’s 16th-century novel Investiture of the Gods. It was released on the first day of the Chinese New Year and was made on a budget of $80 million. It has become the first animated film to cross the $2 billion mark, and this is a record that will be hard to break for a long time.

Here’s How Ne Zha 2 Became The Fifth Highest-Grossing Movie Of All Time!(Photo Credit –Facebook)

Ne Zha 2 has been making waves all over the globe for two reasons – first, it presents a story that caters to all age ages and second, it has become the fifth highest-grossing movie of all time. It is quite amazing for an animated film to have achieved this feat alongside big names like Inside Out 2, Titanic, Avatar trilogy, and Avengers: Infinity War. It is the first and the only animated movie in history to have crossed the Usd $2 billion collection mark.

Ne Zha 2 is the sequel to the 2019 animated film Ne Zha. The 2019 movie is a loose adaptation of the 16th-century novel Investiture of the Gods by Xu Zhonglin. In the movie, the protagonist Nezha is born from a heavenly pearl by the Primeval Lord of Heaven, Yuanshi Tianzun. He...

Step aside Hollywood, China’s Ne Zha 2 is here to dethrone some of your most successful movies. The recently released sequel to 2019’s Ne Zha has set the box office on fire, not just domestically but also globally. It has been smashing records right and left with absolutely no mercy! Now, it is eyeing to surpass Hollywood’s most beloved romantic movie, Titanic. But can the Chinese animated blockbuster manage to do so?

Directed and written by Jiaozi, the story of Ne Zha is based on the 16th-century Chinese novel Xu Zhonglin. It features a widely known Chinese mythological character, Nezha, and his adventures. Born from a divine pearl and destined for chaos, Ne Zha enters the world with powers unlike any other. But instead of being celebrated, he’s feared, hated, and labeled a villain before he even takes his first step. With a prophecy hanging over him...

In an era when Western media dominates the entertainment industry, a Chinese film has just surpassed a new milestone. Ne Zha 2 has officially become the highest-grossing animated film of all time, a record previously held by Inside Out 2. Following its release in 2024, the Pixar sequel captivated fans with an incredible theatrical experience, with a storyline that resonates with both children and adults and grossed $1.69 billion worldwide. Ne Zha 2, meanwhile, was written and directed by Yu Yang, and is a follow-up to the 2019 film Ne Zha, which was loosely based on Xu Zhonglin's novel Investiture of the Gods.

The sequel premiered in China on January 29, 2025, before finding its way to limited theaters in the United States on Feb.14. With a budget of 600 million yuan (about $80 million), the film has already made $1.73 billion globally, topping the post-Lunar New Year box office. Meanwhile, its predecessor Ne Zha had a budget...

Ne Zha 2 is taking over the world of animated movies!

The Chinese anime film was first released on January 29th in China, and debuted in the US, Canada, Australia and New Zealand on February 14th.

Following it’s debut, the movie has now become the highest-grossing animated film of all time, surpassing Disney/Pixar’s Inside Out 2.

While you may not have heard of the movie, we’ve got all the details and the trailer for Ne Zha 2 right here!

Keep reading to find out more…

The hit film is the follow up to 2019′s Ne Zha, which is based on the 16th-century novel “Investiture of the Gods” by Xu Zhonglin.

After the success of the first movie, the sequel was greenlit and the budget increasing, becoming China’s most expensive animated movie!

Here’s a synopsis for Ne Zha 2: After the heavenly lightning, although...

Ne Zha 2 Box Office: Hits $1 Billion(Photo Credit – YouTube)

Ne Zha 2 is breaking all box office records with its mind-boggling performance. It has crossed the $1 billion mark at the Chinese box office this morning after surpassing Star Wars: The Force Awakens’ $935 million plus haul yesterday. It became the single-market highest-grossing film of all time. All eyes are on it now to see how much it collects on its second Sunday. Scroll below for the deets.

After only ten days in the theatres, the film has achieved several titles. At the time of its release, the Og film was reportedly the highest-grossing animated film in China, the highest-grossing non-us animated film worldwide, and the second-highest-grossing non-English-language film of all time. The fantasy adventure film was written and directed by Jiaozi. It features the Chinese Mythological character Nezha, a protection deity in Chinese Buddhism, Confucianism, Taoism, and Chinese folk religion.

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The shadow of Xu Zhonglin's influential novel “The Investiture of the Gods” looms long over Chinese popular culture. As one of the most well-regarded vernacular epics since the 16th century, its heady blend of history and mythology has been a creatively enticing gauntlet for many filmmakers. Before now, the last big-budget stab at the material was 2016's 3D flop “League of Gods”, led by an all-star cast including Jet Li, Tony Leung Ka-Fai and Louis Koo, and still somehow won Worst Picture at that year's Golden Broom Awards. The crown now lies heavy on the head of filmmaker Wuershan, a director experienced in the fantasy genre (his “Painted Skin 2: The Resurrection” was at one time China's highest grossing movie domestically) but still holding the great responsibility of condensing 100 chapters of beloved high-concept magic and action into a movie…or three. Does the first chapter, “Kingdom of Storms”, capture...