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The Journey of Heroes has surpassed Tran Thanh's Dad, I'm Sorry at the Vietnamese box office, while Thai horror blockbuster Death Whisperer 4 is attracting large audiences.
Trai Buon Nguoi (The Journey of Heroes) has crossed $15.4 million in Vietnam after 17 days in cinemas, making Steven Nguyen the first actor to star in two films with combined box-office takings of more than $38.6 million.
Vietnamese thriller The Journey of Heroes has earned about $11 million after 10 days in theaters, a strong box-office run that still trails the pace set by record-breaking Vietnamese films Red Rain and Tran Thanh's Mai.
Vietnamese film “Trai buon nguoi” (The Journey of Heroes) has opened to widespread praise and sellout screenings, taking more than VND 77 billion ($2.96 million) in just two and a half days.
The Last Secret of the First Emperor, the most expensive Vietnamese film ever made with a $3.8 million production budget, is now at risk of becoming the country’s biggest box-office loss.
“Zero Meets Hero” continued its unbeaten run at the Vietnamese box office over the weekend, while “Len huong,” featuring “Red Rain” actress Ha Anh, is preparing to hit theaters.
Vietnam’s 2027 Tet box office is heating up as Victor Vu’s “Detective Kien 2” prepares to go head-to-head with Tran Thanh’s newly announced “Em.”
A state-commissioned film about prisoners on Con Dao has become the only Vietnamese title in the weekend box office top five as global blockbusters continue to dominate.
Marvel's Spider-Man: Brand New Day has taken Vietnam's box office by storm, earning more than VND 50 billion (USD 1.9 million) on its opening day and replacing The Odyssey as the country's top-grossing film.
The Vietnamese box office remained lively over the weekend as “Minions & Monsters” crossed VND150 billion and new releases entered the top five.
The latest Detective Conan film has enjoyed a powerful start in Vietnam, grossing about VND40 billion before its official nationwide release.
Vietnam's box office remained dominated by Hollywood releases over the weekend, with the animated blockbuster Minions and Monsters surpassing VND120 billion (US$4.6 million) while several new releases reshuffled the domestic rankings.
Vietnam’s Cinema Department has issued a directive encouraging filmmakers, distributors and exhibitors to diversify film content amid a rapid rise in horror productions that have come to dominate the country’s box office in recent months.
Fresh from smashing box-office records in Japan, Conan Movie 29 is preparing to bring its adrenaline-fueled mix of racing and detective work to Vietnamese audiences this July.
The growing trend of casting beauty queens and social media influencers is reshaping Vietnamese cinema, bringing both fresh opportunities and significant risks.
Vietnamese audiences are flocking to cinemas as the 45th Doraemon film quickly climbs past VND60 billion in revenue.
Foreign titles swept Vietnam’s weekend box office for the first time since the Lunar New Year season, pushing local films down the rankings.
Thai emotional drama Goodbye Gohan has unexpectedly become Vietnam’s biggest box office hit, leaving a new Vietnamese film starring Quoc Truong trailing far behind.
Vietnamese horror phenomenon ‘Five-Toed Pig’ has officially crossed $4.4 million after nearly three weeks in theaters, continuing its dominance at the nationwide box office.
Marking the 40th anniversary of one of the most iconic action film franchises of all time, Top Gun: Maverick will return to Vietnamese cinemas from May 13, 2026 for a limited run in IMAX, ScreenX and 4DX formats nationwide.