It’s my time (魔方小姐) Rubik’s cube movie

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Cubers!

Dragon Boat Festival is coming — want to watch a movie with us or not?

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Image source: @电影魔方小姐 Official Weibo

China’s first Rubik’s‑cube–themed movie, “It’s my time”, is officially set to premiere on July 3, with limited early screenings from June 19–21.

GANCUBE has always been committed to promoting speedcubing culture and making cubing a lifelong sport for everyone. So of course Pipi (their mascot/voice) isn’t going to miss this chance to bring cubing into the public eye.

So! It’s decided!

On June 19 (Dragon Boat Festival) we’re inviting 50 cubers to come watch “It’s my time” together in person!

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Scan the QR code on the poster to register, bring your beloved cube, and head to Feiyang Cinema IMAX at Laifeng Plaza.

You’ll get to watch the movie with fellow cubers, and you can also swing by the GANCUBE Guangzhou Laifeng store on the 1st floor to check in. Two birds with one stone — wonderful, wonderful 😎

Oh, and for the introverted cubers: you can invite a buddy to sign up and watch together.

Pipi wishes everyone a great time watching and playing! ^w^

《魔方小姐》 follows Zhao Yanhong, a rebellious, sharp‑witted 70‑year‑old woman living in a nursing home, played by Michelle Yeoh. She refuses to “act old,” constantly challenges expectations, and often stirs up trouble — not out of malice, but out of sheer refusal to fade quietly into the background.

Her life changes when she meets Wu Youwei, a night‑market Rubik’s‑cube prodigy played by Liu Haoran. He’s talented but lazy, the type who “will lie down rather than sit,” and the two form an unlikely, bickering, mutually transformative mentor‑student bond.

Together, they stumble into the world of competitive cubing — the “魔坛.” (The cubing world) Despite picking up a cube for the first time at age 70, Zhao Yanhong decides to push back against aging, stereotypes, and fate itself by learning to solve it and entering competitions. The film follows her chaotic, funny, and heartfelt journey as she encounters eccentric rivals, family tensions, and a series of unpredictable mishaps.
 
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Cubers!

Dragon Boat Festival is coming — want to watch a movie with us or not?

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Image source: @电影魔方小姐 Official Weibo

China’s first Rubik’s‑cube–themed movie, Miss Rubik’s Cube,i s officially set to premiere on July 3, with limited early screenings from June 19–21.

GANCUBE has always been committed to promoting speedcubing culture and making cubing a lifelong sport for everyone. So of course Pipi (their mascot/voice) isn’t going to miss this chance to bring cubing into the public eye.

So! It’s decided!

On June 19 (Dragon Boat Festival) we’re inviting 50 cubers to come watch Miss Rubik’s Cube together in person!

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Scan the QR code on the poster to register, bring your beloved cube, and head to Feiyang Cinema IMAX at Laifeng Plaza.

You’ll get to watch the movie with fellow cubers, and you can also swing by the GANCUBE Guangzhou Laifeng store on the 1st floor to check in. Two birds with one stone — wonderful, wonderful 😎

Oh, and for the introverted cubers: you can invite a buddy to sign up and watch together.

Pipi wishes everyone a great time watching and playing! ^w^

《魔方小姐》 follows Zhao Yanhong, a rebellious, sharp‑witted 70‑year‑old woman living in a nursing home, played by Michelle Yeoh. She refuses to “act old,” constantly challenges expectations, and often stirs up trouble — not out of malice, but out of sheer refusal to fade quietly into the background.

Her life changes when she meets Wu Youwei, a night‑market Rubik’s‑cube prodigy played by Liu Haoran. He’s talented but lazy, the type who “will lie down rather than sit,” and the two form an unlikely, bickering, mutually transformative mentor‑student bond.

Together, they stumble into the world of competitive cubing — the “魔坛.” (The cubing world) Despite picking up a cube for the first time at age 70, Zhao Yanhong decides to push back against aging, stereotypes, and fate itself by learning to solve it and entering competitions. The film follows her chaotic, funny, and heartfelt journey as she encounters eccentric rivals, family tensions, and a series of unpredictable mishaps.
ithere better be a english dub
 

I think this is the CFOP song used in the movie:

 
Yes! The movie 魔方小姐 (officially given the English title It's My Time, previously referred to as Miss Rubik's Cube) starring Michelle Yeoh and Liu Haoran is currently rolling out internationally.

Here is the breakdown of its international release and distribution plans:

🌍 Global & Regional Release Details​

  • Global Distributor: Media Asia Films (寰亚电影) holds the global distribution rights and is managing the international rollout.

    Wikipedia

  • Southeast Asian Markets: The film is already making its way to regional theaters, with set release dates in markets like Malaysia (July 23, 2026) via major chains like TGV Cinemas, as well as theatrical rollouts across Hong Kong, Macau, and Singapore.

    TGV Cinemas

  • Wider Worldwide Expansion: Because this marks Michelle Yeoh’s first Chinese-language film following her Academy Award win for Everything Everywhere All at Once, Media Asia has been actively marketing the film to international territories for a broader worldwide release throughout late 2026.
💡 Quick Note: Keep an eye on local theater listings or Media Asia's official announcements, as exact release dates for North America and Europe are expected to be confirmed market-by-market following its Asian regional debut.
 
Yes! The movie 魔方小姐 (officially given the English title It's My Time, previously referred to as Miss Rubik's Cube) starring Michelle Yeoh and Liu Haoran is currently rolling out internationally.

Here is the breakdown of its international release and distribution plans:

🌍 Global & Regional Release Details​

  • Global Distributor: Media Asia Films (寰亚电影) holds the global distribution rights and is managing the international rollout.

    Wikipedia

  • Southeast Asian Markets: The film is already making its way to regional theaters, with set release dates in markets like Malaysia (July 23, 2026) via major chains like TGV Cinemas, as well as theatrical rollouts across Hong Kong, Macau, and Singapore.

    TGV Cinemas

  • Wider Worldwide Expansion: Because this marks Michelle Yeoh’s first Chinese-language film following her Academy Award win for Everything Everywhere All at Once, Media Asia has been actively marketing the film to international territories for a broader worldwide release throughout late 2026.
Me goosebumps! Me goosebumps!
I WANNA SEE THIS SO BADLY I WANNA SEE THIS! MOMMY MOMMY LEMME SEE THIS PLEEEAZE!!!!!
 
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