Disney's 'Mulan' remake collects US$23.2m at Chinese box offices
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[LOS ANGELES] Walt Disney said its live-action remake of Mulan pulled in US$23.2 million over the weekend at box offices in China, the most important theatrical market for the big-budget epic.
The debut for Mulan fell short of director Christopher Nolan's Tenet, which grossed US$29.8 million in China a week earlier. Unlike Tenet, Mulan was based on a Chinese folk story and tailored to draw big audiences in the country.
REUTERS
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