The box office of "The Wandering Earth" has exceeded 3.2 billion yuan and is expected to hit 5 billion yuan!

The box office of the Chinese hard science fiction film "The Wandering Earth" continues to rise, and the current box office has exceeded 3.2 billion yuan. According to the China Film News, Lu Liang, deputy inspector of the State Film Administration, and Ming Zhenjiang, chairman of the China Film Producers Association, attended the "The Wandering Earth" observation and seminar and said that the emergence of "The Wandering Earth" is a "milestone in science fiction films." In the past, it seemed that only Hollywood could make science fiction films, but now Chinese people can also make them, which has laid a very good foundation for Chinese science fiction films. "The Wandering Earth" is not the end of Chinese science fiction films, but a new beginning.

The cumulative box office of "The Wandering Earth" has exceeded 3.2 billion yuan, not only winning the box office championship during the 2019 Spring Festival, but the industry predicts that the final box office is expected to hit 5 billion yuan.

"The Wandering Earth" is rapidly climbing up the mainland's total box office chart, and the gap with "Detective Chinatown 2" and "The Mermaid" is gradually narrowing. The upcoming weekend is believed to bring "The Wandering Earth" to another box office peak, and it is expected to rise to third place on the total box office chart today.

Data from CBO China Box Office

"Operation Red Sea", currently ranked second on the mainland's total list, has a box office of 3.65 billion yuan. Judging from the daily box office performance of "The Wandering Earth", it should have no problem surpassing "Operation Red Sea" this weekend.

After The Wandering Earth was released in North America, Australia, New Zealand and other overseas markets during the Spring Festival, it also attracted wide acclaim from foreign media and local audiences. The New York Times, Financial Times, News18 and other media have published articles, believing that the Chinese film industry has finally joined the space race and that they see different values ​​in the film from Western blockbusters.