Chinese exhibitors will keep 100% of the box office on those re-releases and have been encouraged to set attractive pricing. Mtime, citing officials in Beijing, now reports that other films in the initial batch will include 2015’s Wolf Totem and 2018 Oscar nominee Capernaum. 'Batgirl' Directors On Feeling "Sad" Watching 'The Flash' & Why Axing Of DC Film Is "The Biggest Disappointment Of Our Careers"Īlso as we noted yesterday, China’s theatrical re-opening will come in waves, the first being the re-release of older local titles, including blockbusters Wolf Warrior 2 and The Wandering Earth. Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows: Part II became the biggest grosser of the series there at $61M in 2011 - a time when the Middle Kingdom was hardly the major it has grown to be, but was the film’s 5th biggest offshore hub. The Potter movies have grown in popularity in China as the market has expanded.
Harry Potter And The Sorcerer’s Stone (which is also known as Harry Potter And The Philosopher’s Stone overseas) was originally released in 2001 and went on to make over $978M worldwide. “Magic is coming!” says WB’s Weibo post, in what will be a remastered 4K 3D version. This follows our report yesterday that Hollywood studios have been approached to bring catalog films back to the Middle Kingdom as it works to get back on its feet after being shuttered since the Lunar New Year due to the coronavirus outbreak. As China looks to re-open its cinemas, possibly by the end of this month, Warner Bros today announced on its official Weibo account that Harry Potter And The Sorcerer’s Stone is to return to the market, though no date has been set.
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