The "Star Wars Series" has always been highly prestigious in foreign countries. It not only claims to have three-quarters of American fans, but also has a certain appeal in the world. As China is the world's fastest-growing film market with the most eye-catching performance, investors in "Range Solo" are naturally targeting this big cake. But to their disappointment, Chinese movie fans don't like to watch Star Wars at all, and of course they have no interest in "Range Solo". The poor performance in the Chinese market directly made investors eager and threatened to suspend all Star Wars projects. In fact, when the "Star Wars" series restarted a few years ago, Chinese fans watched it with feelings, but what feelings can Chinese fans have for a foreign film series? It's just following the trend. The upper part of "Rogue One" will naturally have a good box office performance because of the participation of Donnie Yen and Jiang Wen. And "Range Solo" is now facing "Avengers 3", and it's just self-defeating. On the other hand, it also shows that Chinese movie fans have become more mature and will no longer be influenced by public opinion on their movie-watching needs, nor will they pay for the feelings of foreigners.
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