Baxian (八仙!)All Wishes Come True (2026)
Baxian (八仙!), also titled All Wishes Come True, follows eight ordinary people on a journey to Penglai. Looking for tickets or the full movie online? Start with the legal viewing guide to check your region, then explore the spoiler-light plot, characters and mythology.
Li Tieguai
Iron crutch and healing gourd
Meet all eight characters →Public poster source ↗
Eight travellers.
One road to Penglai.
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01ReleaseRelease DatesConfirmed theatrical dates by region, with country announcements kept separate from local showtimes.
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02Spoiler-lightPlot SummaryThe setup, the eight-person group and the central conflict without revealing the final choice.
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03Full spoilersEnding ExplainedVisible evidence, creator comments and audience theories kept in clearly labelled layers.
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04CharactersMeet the EightNames, roles, romanisation and the difference between movie characters and later folklore.
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05VoicesCast GuideVerified voice credits and role notes without completing an unconfirmed cast list.
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That date has passed; this is a historical listing, not a ticket offer for today. October 1 is marked as the final day for this venue in the current run, not a nationwide closing date. The listed version has Chinese audio with Simplified Chinese and English subtitles. Check official listings for other venues or later runs.
Open the cinema evidence →How much has All Wishes Come True earned?Open check＋
Enlight Media’s disclosure cites China’s national film funding office. This is a dated theatrical total, not today’s live figure, worldwide earnings, studio profit or final settlement. Do not add it to US-dollar figures from other reporting periods.
Box-office timeline and disclosure (Chinese) →How long can cinemas keep showing the film?Open check＋
October 12 reports supersede the earlier September 17 and October 17 deadlines. The extension does not guarantee a local screening or establish a streaming date.
Read the dated report ↗Open the release tracker →Can I stream the complete film online?Open check＋
JustWatch Canada reported no online offer for the complete film in its October 15 service scan and listed Cineplex cinema tickets instead; we rechecked the page on October 17. This does not establish availability in other territories. A theatrical opening in another country does not establish a streaming release.
Check legal availability →Meet the Eight Immortals
See the complete movie roster, romanised names and official public character art in one place. The guide marks where film characterisation ends and traditional mythology begins.
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