How many local films have surpassed RM10 million in gross revenue this year?

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Five Malaysian Films Have Grossed Over RM10 Million This Year

This year, five Malaysian films have achieved or exceeded the RM10 million mark in box office revenue. These domestic productions have collectively attracted significant audiences, indicating a growing preference for local content among Malaysian cinema-goers.
Tarung: Unforgiven Leads Box Office Success

Razaisyam Rashid’s Tarung: Unforgiven has emerged as the highest-grossing film among the top performers, raking in RM20.6 million. This figure highlights the strong commercial appeal of the film and its ability to draw substantial audiences to cinemas.
Polong and Libang Libu Achieve Significant Earnings

Following closely behind are Zulkarnain Azhar’s Polong and Bobby Husaini’s Libang Libu. Polong has garnered RM15 million, while Libang Libu has secured RM14.1 million in ticket sales. These earnings demonstrate the considerable success these films have experienced in the domestic market.
Malaikat Malam and Ah Beng vs Liang Po Po Reach Milestone

Two other Malaysian films have also crossed the RM10 million threshold. Nazifdin Nasrudin’s Malaikat Malam has grossed RM12.2 million, and Matt Lai’s Ah Beng vs Liang Po Po has reached RM10 million. Their performance further solidifies the trend of local films achieving commercial success.
Local Films Outperform Hollywood in Admissions

The success of these five films contributes to a broader trend where local productions have recorded more admissions than Hollywood releases in Malaysia. Through July, Malaysian films garnered 7.55 million admissions compared to 6.94 million for Hollywood titles, indicating a strong audience engagement with homegrown cinema.

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