The massive market in China has granted a month's release extension to the Marvel's 'Avengers
China has been instrumental in helping Infinity War edge toward the USD two billion mark worldwide.
Such extensions are customary for films that continue to sell tickets after their first month on Chinese screens, reported The Hollywood Reporter.
Past U.S. titles to be granted extended runs include Disney's 'Zootopia' and Mel Gibson's 'Hacksaw Ridge'.
The movie is Hollywood's third-biggest earner in China of all time, behind Universal's 'The Fate of the Furious' and 'Furious 7' and the eighth-largest film in China overall, including local blockbusters.
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