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Film Critics Accused of Damaging Chinese Box Office With Bad Reviews

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In the past few years, the Worldwide Box Office has grown in terms of importance for the domestic marketplace, with movies in the U.S.grossing at record breaking figures. But the U.S. isn't the only dominant force for the film industry, as China has claimed the number 2 spot for the largest market, only after America. But in 2016, the numbers for China have noticeably dropped.

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