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- WONDER WOMAN 1984 Tops Christmas Weekend
- Despite a new daily high of COVID-19 infections reached over the weekend, the local box office saw admissions increase almost 200% as the first Hollywood blockbuster since Tenet hit arrived in time for Christmas. After approaching rock bottom in recent weeks, total sales were still far below pre-COV...
- by Pierce Conran / Dec 28, 2020
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- BEST FRIEND Clinches 1st Place As COVID-19 Throttles Sales
- It was a very quiet weekend at the box office as Korea edged up last Thursday into its second highest peak of daily new COVID-19 cases since the pandemic began. Business slowed 40% week-on-week with just 277,000 tickets sold over the Friday to Sunday period. Meanwhile, local content continued to enj...
- by Pierce Conran / Dec 01, 2020
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- COLLECTORS Stays Up Top in Week 2
- With COVID-19 cases steadily on the rise once more in Korea, the local box office experienced a slight downturn after posting increases for three weeks in a row. Slowing around 15%, admissions stood at 580,000, with 85% of the market share being snapped up by homegrown titles, which dominated the to...
- by Pierce Conran / Nov 16, 2020
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- COLLECTORS Digs Up First Place Finish
- It was a two-horse race at the box office over the weekend as a new release and a three-week holdover accounted for almost 90% of all business. Admissions ticked up again, this time 15%, to 709,000, while the local market share was a gargantuan 91% as Hollywood continues to delay its major tentpoles...
- by Pierce Conran / Nov 09, 2020
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- PAWN Remains Top Draw Post-Chuseok
- Following last week’s massive Chuseok holiday bounce, business fell back to earth over the past weekend as admissions fell about 50% week-on-week. However, with 534,000 tickets sold over the weekend, business was about 30% better than the week before the holidays, as audiences continue to return to ...
- by Pierce Conran / Oct 13, 2020
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- PAWN Dominates Chuseok Holiday Weekend
- Thanks to the Chuseok holidays, the Korean box office came roaring back to life in early October. Business shot up 150% from last week’s session, which had already started to show signs of recovery after the late summer COVID spike with a 30% rise from the previous week. With new local titles occupy...
- by Pierce Conran / Oct 06, 2020
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- DELIVER US FROM EVIL Scores New Opening Record in COVID-19 Era
- This past weekend delivered with it the most promising box office news yet during the COVID-19 Pandemic, as business shot up over 68% week-on-week. Overall, 1.81 million tickets were snatched up during the Friday to Sunday period, which represented a 36% increase over the previous record of the heal...
- by Pierce Conran / Aug 10, 2020
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- THE CLOSET Shuts in BIRDS OF PREY During Quiet Weekend
- Theatrical revenue remained low in the midst of fears over the new 2019-nCoV coronavirus. This week’s admissions were down only a marginal 6%, however that was with a pair of major new titles, versus last week’s crop of holdovers. 1.04 million viewers made their way to theatres, with 76% of them sna...
- by Pierce Conran / Feb 10, 2020
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- Korean Theaters Sell 227 Million Tickets in Record Year
- Korea’s film industry ended 2019 with a bang, as local disaster action-drama ASHFALL lorded over the charts at the tail end of a massive 12 months. It was a record-breaking year for the exhibition sector, which sold a record 226.68 million tickets, among several new box office benchmarks, while loca...
- by Pierce Conran / Jan 03, 2020
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- ASHFALL Shuts Out FORBIDDEN DREAM in Strong 2nd Frame
- The end-of-year season continued to draw healthy crowds with 2.87 million spectators snatching up tickets over the final weekend of the year. Korean films have been particularly strong during the period, counting an 81% share of the market. The Korean disaster action blockbuster Ashfall continues to...
- by Pierce Conran / Dec 30, 2019
