ahh a to watch list.

all pic and text sourced from THR =P

"CZ12" (Jackie Chan, 2012)
made $141 million China

At the same time that 58-year-old Jackie Chan scored the biggest box office hit of his career, he made one gaffe after another in the press, from publicly advocating curbs on civil rights in Hong Kong, to dissing his career-making Rush Hour films (calling them the movies he "most dislikes"),  to suggesting that the U.S. is “the biggest corrupted country in the world” (sic).

"Lost in Thailand" (Xu Zheng, 2012),
made $202.1 million in China, that's MORE than Michael Bay's transformers!!
impressive!!!

Actor-turned director Xu Zheng’s comedy, about the misadventures of three Chinese men in Thailand, is not just the highest-grossing Chinese-language film ever – it’s probably the most profitable by a wide margin (the film was reportedly made for just $4.8 million). Thanks to the huge earnings of the film, producer Enlight Media is now the second biggest domestic studio player by revenue in the Chinese market, behind only Huayi Brothers.

Beautiful Creatures (2013)

because I haven't seen a witchcraft centred movie since Harry Pothead.
warning, probably ain't any good lol THR bottom line "Well-made hokum about ill-advised teen love across a species divide"