The Most Successful Asian Films of 2016

de Ceki, Mar�o 2, 2017

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Hi, guys! Here's the list of the highest-grossing Asian films of 2016 (according to the official sources). If you haven't watched them yet, make sure to at least check them out!

*Note: animated films have been excluded on purpose.

JAPAN

Shin Godzilla is the remake of the famous classic that revolves around a giant creature that awakens and starts destroying Japan. ($75,398,709)

Nobunaga Concerto: The Movie is the sequel to the drama of the same name, based on a manga. ($36,187,594)

Assassination Classroom: Graduation is the sequel to the popular supernatural series based on the manga of the same name. ($31,352,921)

CHINA

The Mermaid is a love story between a businessman and an assassin mermaid who is sent to kill him. ($526,848,189)

The Monkey King 2 is the sequel to the famous 2014 film of the same name. It is based on a classic novel "Journey to the West"; the Chinese love it. ($185,402,420)

From Vegas to Macau III is the last film in the trilogy about the con-men Mark and Ken. ($172,104,369)

*The same titles (in the same order) apply to Hong Kong as well!

TAIWAN

The Tenants Downstairs is the story about a landlord who spies on his tenants by installing secret cameras in their apartments. ($130 million)

David Loman 2 is the sequel to the comedy film about an ordinary man who accidentally becomes a gangster. ($170 million)

SOUTH KOREA

Train to Busan is the popular action movie about zombies that take over the train to Busan and a group of passengers who must fight them to survive. ($80,466,363)

A Violent Prosecutor follows Byun Jae-Wook, a brilliant prosecutor who gets framed for a murder he did not commit and seeks revenge. ($66,640,605)

The Age of Shadows is a political drama about an anti-Japanese organization that fights for Korean independence. ($53,926,613)