The Myth of Box Office Returns is Upon Us Again! According to data from online platforms, as of February 17, the film (Ne Zha: Birth of the Demon Child) has surpassed 12 billion in global box office (including pre-sales) and is about to enter the TOP10 of global box office rankings! This news undoubtedly detonated like a bomb in the film industry. Today, let us unveil the mystery behind this animated film.
Box Office Miracle: The Glory Behind the Shocking Data
Once, animated films seemed to be exclusively for children in the eyes of the public, and their box office performances were mostly mediocre. But look at the current (Ne Zha: Birth of the Demon Child), which has surpassed 12 billion in global box office—a truly astonishing figure! Reflecting on past animated works that received acclaim but failed at the box office, the brilliance of (Ne Zha: Birth of the Demon Child) is a world apart. Not only has it entered the TOP2 of global animated film box office rankings, but it has also become the first film in Chinese cinema history and the first in Asia to surpass 10 billion at the box office, setting the highest box office record in a single film market worldwide. This undoubtedly proves that animated films can also possess tremendous commercial potential.
Source of Charm: The Dual Magic of Story and Production
Around us, many children and parents rave about (Ne Zha: Birth of the Demon Child). A friend said his child has watched it several times, each time moved by Ne Zha's bravery and growth. This is the charm of this film; it touches countless hearts with an exciting story. From a production standpoint, the exquisite visuals and smooth animations stand in stark contrast to some poorly made animations in the past. It tells us that only works made with heart can win the audience's love.
Industry Impact: Leading Domestic Animation to New Heights
In the past, the top spots on the global box office chart were mostly occupied by Hollywood blockbusters. Now, with the emergence of (Ne Zha: Birth of the Demon Child), this situation has been broken. It sets an example for domestic animation and inspires more creators to invest in the animation industry. I believe that in the future, there will be more outstanding domestic animations like (Ne Zha: Birth of the Demon Child) that will step onto the world stage, allowing global audiences to see the charm of Chinese animation.
(Ne Zha: Birth of the Demon Child)'s 12 billion box office is not just a number; it is a signal of the rise of domestic animation. Can domestic animation create even more brilliance in the future? Let us wait and see! What are your thoughts on this film?
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