by Robert Cain for China Film Biz
China’s economy may be slowing down, but its movie business keeps steamrolling ahead.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/robcain/2015/08/01/chinas-national-summer-blackout-is-a-roaring-success/
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8 Reasons Why A China Economic Slowdown Won’t Crash Its Movie Business
by Robert Cain for China Film Biz
China’s economy may be slowing down, but its movie business keeps steamrolling ahead.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/robcain/2015/07/27/8-reasons-why-a-china-economic-slowdown-wont-crash-its-movie-business/
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by Robert Cain for China Film Biz
China’s movie import slots can be golden tickets to windfall profits.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/robcain/2015/07/25/which-15-movies-will-get-chinas-remaining-2015-import-slots/
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by Robert Cain for China Film Biz
Summer’s a Bummer For Hollywood in China
http://www.forbes.com/sites/robcain/2015/07/24/how-china-crushed-hollywoods-summer-at-the-prc-box-office/
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by Robert Cain for China Film Biz
‘Pancake Man’ and other films have flattened China’s previous box office records this weekend.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/robcain/2015/07/19/box-office-records-battered-as-china-flips-for-pancake-man/
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by Robert Cain for China Film Biz
4 key reasons why India’s moviegoers are flocking to ‘Baahubali’, and why you should too.
by Robert Cain for China Film Biz
India’s Salman Khan and China’s Jaycee Chan have received vastly different judgments for their respective crimes.
by Robert Cain for China Film Biz
Could this be China’s first new superhero in 500 years?
by Robert Cain for China Film Biz
If ‘Terminator Genisys’ fails in China it will mark a major shift in audience tastes.
Justin Lin’s Latest More Slow and Somber Than Fast and Furious in China Debut
The star-studded Hollywood Adventures opened far below estimates with a $9 million opening day and $26-$27 million weekend, only 9th best 2015 debut among Chinese films.
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