
All Wishes Come True! (2026) is a Chinese animated fantasy comedy inspired by the legendary tale of the Eight Immortals Crossing the Sea. Directed by Mu Zhengyang, the film follows eight ordinary people who take on the identities of legendary immortals and attempt an impossible heist in the mystical realm of Penglai. Their plan quickly becomes more dangerous when a shadowy conspiracy threatens the balance between mortals and the gods.
Released in China on July 18, 2026, the 144-minute adventure combines action, comedy, fantasy and Chinese folklore. The film is produced by Pearl Studio and CMC Pictures and is receiving an international theatrical rollout, including a U.S. release on August 14, 2026. Its unusual mix of mythology, humor and ensemble adventure makes it one of China’s notable animated releases of 2026.
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Title | All Wishes Come True! |
| Original Title | 八仙! |
| Genre | Animation, Comedy, Fantasy, Adventure |
| Director | Mu Zhengyang |
| Release Date | July 18, 2026 (China) |
| U.S. Release | August 14, 2026 |
| Runtime | 144 minutes |
| Main Cast | Chen Hao, Zhang Yunqi, Yuze Han |
| Country | China |
| Language | Chinese |
The All Wishes Come True! storyline reimagines the origins of the legendary Eight Immortals. Instead of beginning as supernatural heroes, the eight central characters are ordinary people who use intelligence, courage and street-smart schemes to survive in a world dominated by powerful immortals.
Lü Dongbin and Zhongli Quan devise an ambitious plan to infiltrate a legendary vault in Penglai. To pull off the impossible, they pretend to be immortals and recruit six other misfits: He Xiangu, Tieguai Li, Han Xiangzi, Cao Guojiu, Lan Caihe and Zhang Guolao.
What begins as an elaborate heist becomes much larger when the group discovers a conspiracy capable of disrupting the balance between mortals and the heavens. The film uses the Eight Immortals mythology as the foundation for an ensemble adventure about friendship, cooperation, deception and ordinary people taking on extraordinary challenges.
Mu Zhengyang serves as writer and director, with Pearl Studio and CMC Pictures among the companies behind the production. Pearl Studio is known internationally for animated productions including Kung Fu Panda 3, Abominable and Over the Moon.
The film draws directly from Chinese folklore but gives the traditional characters a more comedic and human starting point. Instead of portraying the Eight Immortals solely as legendary supernatural figures, the movie presents them as a mismatched group of ordinary people whose individual personalities and abilities gradually bring them together.
Action design was handled by Su Hang, while the production also used motion-capture stunt work. The 144-minute runtime gives the filmmakers room to develop all eight protagonists while building a larger fantasy world around their journey.
The All Wishes Come True! cast includes:
The ensemble approach is important to the film because each member of the group brings a different personality and skill set. Their contrasting personalities create much of the comedy while gradually transforming the mismatched crew into the legendary Eight Immortals.
All Wishes Come True! was released in Chinese cinemas on July 18, 2026, after its original July 24 date was moved forward. The film has subsequently performed strongly in China, with its official site reporting cumulative theatrical box office of approximately RMB 682 million as of July 26.
The movie has also received encouraging audience responses. IMDb currently lists 8.0/10, although that score is based on a relatively small number of ratings and may change as the film reaches international audiences. Chinese movie database 1905 currently lists a 7.4/10 audience rating.
If you’re searching for where to watch All Wishes Come True!, the film is receiving a theatrical international rollout rather than an immediate streaming release. It opened in China on July 18, followed by Australia, New Zealand and Papua New Guinea on August 13, and the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Ireland and the Netherlands on August 14, 2026.
Current U.S. listings show the movie scheduled for theaters on August 14, with a runtime of roughly 143–144 minutes. JustWatch currently reports that the film is not yet available for streaming in the United States, so viewers should not expect a confirmed Netflix, Disney+ or Prime Video subscription release at this stage.