Pearl Studio’s animated fantasy feature All Wishes Come True! climbed to the top of the mainland China box office over the July 24–26 weekend, earning RMB314.8 million, or $46.3 million, in its second frame. The film, directed by Mu Zhengyang, has now reached a cumulative total of $112.5 million.
Positioned as a family-friendly mythological comedy, the title centers on eight ordinary mortals who are forced to rely on their intelligence and bravery to outwit powerful deities, eventually becoming known as the Eight Immortals. Its strong second-week performance was enough to overtake the weekend’s previous leader.
Shenzhen Film Studio’s Kung Fu Soccer moved into second place in its third weekend, adding $33.9 million and lifting its total to $286.6 million. Directed by Stephen Chow, the sports comedy follows an amateur women’s team that blends martial arts moves with professional soccer as it competes for a championship.
Elsewhere on the chart, Damai Entertainment’s sci-fi epic The Decisive Moment opened in third with $6.4 million for the weekend and $8.6 million including early screenings since its July 25 launch. The film, directed by Zhang Disha and produced by Huang Jianxin, was previously the closing title at the Shanghai International Film Festival. Universal’s Obsession debuted in fourth with $4.9 million, while Enlight Pictures’ youth drama A Part of Me finished fifth with $2.7 million in its second week, bringing its total to $21.6 million.
Overall weekend box office in mainland China came in at $102.3 million. Year-to-date revenue for 2026 now stands at $3.15 billion, which is 33.6% below the same period in 2025.
Source: variety.com
