War movie depicting brutal defeat of US Army tops China’s box office
the Hollywood Reporter has revealed. It’s currently on track to become the highest-grossing film in Chinese history, surpassing “Wolf Warriors II,” which made $882 million upon its release back in 2017.As the Chinese box-office is the largest in the world, “The Battle at Lake Changjin” is technically the biggest film in the international movie market, even out-earning the new James Bond flick, “No Time To Die,” according to the industry outlet.The film is based on the Battle of Chosin Reservoir — a military campaign which occurred during the Korean War.