"Venom: The Last Dance" held top spot at the mainland China box office for the second consecutive weekend. It beat newly released Andy Lau-starring thriller "Cesium Fallout."
"Venom: The Last Dance" earned RMB104 million ($14.6 million) over the weekend, according to data from consultancy service Artisan Gateway.
That is more than 50% lower than its debut weekend, but still lifts the film to a $70.8 million cumulative after 12 days on release.
That is a pace very similar to "Alien: Romulus" in China and could see "Venom" among the top three Hollywood films in China this year.
"The Unseen Sister," the mystery drama film that is the first mainland China commercial effort from Myanmar-born, Taiwan-based director Midi Z.
It earned $3.5 million (RMB25 million) on its second weekend for a nine-day cumulative of $18.5 million.
Chinese horror film "Yuanyang Lou" took fifth place over the weekend. Directed by Wang Shenghe, the film earned $2.8 million in its opening weekend.
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