What the public story is

Multiple reports describe the film as focusing on the eight figures before they attain immortality. Instead of beginning with distant gods, the premise starts from ordinary people: flawed, funny, street-level characters who gather, pretend to be immortals, and stumble into an adventure around Penglai and the Ba Xian legend.

The most interesting English-site angle is therefore not only "Chinese mythology movie," but “ordinary people becoming legends.” This lets the site connect movie news, Eight Immortals lore, and character-personality content without claiming to be official.

Screening room · official releases

Trailers & featurettes

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Source-linked official materials. The first two entries use the film's Bilibili player embeds; the final trailer opens the official Mango TV page.

Visual materials to anchor the film coverage

Posters and production-context visuals should appear with attribution and stay clearly non-official.

Why this film has a stronger site hook

Three editorial pillars make the English site more closely tied to the upcoming release.

Pre-immortal premise

Reports emphasize the Eight Immortals before immortality: a grassroots group of ordinary people with comic flaws, motives, and growth arcs.

Chengdu production story

Coverage repeatedly connects the film to Oriental DreamWorks' Southwest presence, Tianfu Changdao, Chengdu High-tech Zone, local voice work, and digital-cultural industry clustering.

Preview momentum

Several July reports cite advance-screening word of mouth, high platform scores, presale snapshots, and the move from July 24 to July 18.

Latest movie-related digests

Short English summaries with links back to the original Chinese sources.

2026-06-10 · China.com Entertainment

Creative team shares All Wishes Come True! approach at Chongqing International Animation Film Week

China.com reports that director/screenwriter Mou Zhengyang and producer Cao Linlin appeared at the 2026 Chongqing International Animation Film Week and discussed the film's creative direction.

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2026-06-11 · CCTV / The Paper / International Online

All Wishes Come True! announced for a July 24 national release

CCTV's China Movie Report page and other Chinese media reported that All Wishes Come True! (Ba Xian / 八仙) was initially set for a July 24 national theatrical release.

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2026-06-12 · The Paper / International Online

Reports detail the pre-immortal story premise and production partners

The Paper reports that All Wishes Come True! is supported by the Sichuan Film Bureau and produced by companies including Chengdu Huameng Chengzhen Film & Culture, Shanghai Chinese Film, Maoyan, Ruyi, Shanghai Ruyi Film & TV, and China Film Industry Group.

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2026-07-10 · Chengdu High-tech Investment / 10jqka mirror

Limited preview screenings begin and early social response builds

A Chengdu High-tech Investment article mirrored by 10jqka says All Wishes Come True! opened limited advance screenings from July 10 to July 12, with early audience feedback spreading on social media.

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2026-07-14 · Sichuan TV / Beijing Business Today

All Wishes Come True! moves up to July 18 after strong preview response

On July 14, Sichuan TV reported that All Wishes Come True! would move from its original July 24 release date to July 18. Beijing Business Today also reported the move, citing the film's official Weibo account.

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Source strategy

This site summarizes public reporting and links back to original sources. It does not copy full articles, host official images as branding, or publish unauthorized footage. Film facts are labeled as “reported” unless they come from official channels or highly authoritative pages.