"Aquaman" will be delayed for one month in China and is expected to break the record of "Venom"

The domestic box office of the DC blockbuster "Aquaman" directed by James Wan has exceeded 1.6 billion. It doesn't matter if you haven't seen it yet, because the film company announced today that the domestic release will be postponed for one month: from the original January 6, 2019 to February 6.

It is worth mentioning that the Marvel movie "Venom: Let There Be Carnage" was also postponed for one month in mainland China, and was finally released in the country for 48 days, creating a myth of 1.869 billion yuan, becoming the best-selling single-person superhero movie in the country. It is also the second best-selling imported film in the country, second only to "Avengers 3".

Considering the current popularity of "Aquaman", it should be no problem to break the record set by "Venom" in China.