«Breaking News» Netflix buys rights to China's hit blockbuster The Wandering Earth

Netflix has just nabbed one of the biggest blockbuster movies in the world. 

The movie-streaming company has purchased the Chinese film The Wandering Earth, which is said to be one of the most successful films to make the big screen, on par with the likes of Black Panther and Avengers: Infinity Wars. 

The Mandarin-language film is currently in its second week in theaters and has already surpassed half a billion dollars at the box office in China, raking in $600million globally since its February 5 release.

It's hit the number two in the all-time Chinese box office rankings, according to NPR. 

Netflix has acquired the rights to Chinese hit blockbuster The Wandering Earth, which has already become the second-highest grossing film in Chinese history

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In a limited release in the U.S., the film made $3.8million.  

Netflix has purchased the rights to stream the film which will be translated into 28 languages and made available to 190 countries. The company is yet to set a date for its release.  

It's not clear just how much Netflix paid for the rights to the film. 

The futuristic sci-fi film follows the frantic mission to save the planet. The Earth is on the brink of being devoured by the sun, leading to the creation of powerful engines that are used to try and propel the Earth out of the solar system to find a new home in the galaxy. 

The Chinese sci-fi film is set in the future and follows the journey of humans seeking to save the planet from being devoured by the sun 

Netflix is trying to appeal to its global Chinese audience, even though the streaming service is not available in China itself, by purchasing the film and launching its first Chinese-language original TV series 

Although Netflix is not available in China, the company is trying to appeal to global Chinese audiences and is launching its first Mandarin-language original TV series. 

The series, entitled Nowhere Man, is currently in production. Netflix unveiled the cast for the new series in September 2018. 

'Audiences from over 190 countries will soon meet The Wandering Earth on Netflix,' the film's director Frant Gwo said in a statement. 

'I am glad that our movie can reach to people from different parts of the world. This is a Chinese movie created for the world, and it has been positively received since its premiere. We are very excited about it,' he added.

 

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Main photo article Netflix has just nabbed one of the biggest blockbuster movies in the world. 
The movie-streaming company has purchased the Chinese film The Wandering Earth, which is said to be one of the most successful films to make the big screen, on par with the likes of Black Panther and Avengers: Infinity W...

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