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- CRUELLA Rises to Top Spot in Week 3
- WRATH OF MAN Debuts in 3rdNew releases failed to leave a disticnt impression on the charts over the past weekend, leaving it to holdovers to keep business humming along. Admissions slowed just over 20% week-on-week, with 624,000 viewers recorded, while the local industry was well behind with less th...
- by Pierce Conran / Jun 14, 2021
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- THE CONJURING 3 Unseats FAST & FURIOUS
- Hollywood Blockbusters Keep Admissions High in Early JuneLong-delayed Hollywood blockbusters are continuing to fuel the box office recovery as the business got a 7% boost over the past weekend, with 803,000 tickets sold. There were no major new domestic titles once again, keeping the local market sh...
- by Pierce Conran / Jun 08, 2021
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- CRUELLA and PIPELINE no Match for FAST & FURIOUS 9
- WAITING FOR RAIN Returns to Top 5With two major new entries and a blockbuster holdover, the Korean box office remained strong, with admissions flat at 748,000. The local market share was still on the low side at 12%, but with viewers returning to theaters, distributors may soon try to schedule some ...
- by Pierce Conran / Jun 01, 2021
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- FAST & FURIOUS 9 Revs Up with Biggest Foreign Film Debut of Pandemic
- Admissions Shoot Up 150% in Best Weekend of 2021The Korean box office has finally gotten a shot in the arm after a long period of hibernation. Owing to the debut of a Hollywood tentpole that was originally scheduled to open in spring last year, the box office had its best weekend of the year with 75...
- by Pierce Conran / May 24, 2021
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- SPIRAL Scares UP First Place Opening
- FAST & FURIOUS 9 Looks to Revive Industry this Coming WeekendIt was another quiet weekend at the box office as business remained flat at 304,000 admissions. With no major new domestic titles to entice viewers, the market for the local industry remained on the low side at 29%. However, admissions...
- by Pierce Conran / May 18, 2021
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- THE CROODS: A NEW AGE Dawns with First Place Debut
- WAITING FOR RAIN Slips to Second in Sophomore FrameWith a heavy sandstorm blanketing the country partly affecting people’s movements, the weekend saw a hefty 30% drop in admissions, with 305,000 tickets sold over the three-day session. After a month of local chart toppers, a new Hollywood animated s...
- by Pierce Conran / May 10, 2021
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- Local Romantic Drama WAITING FOR RAIN Claims Top Spot
- A pair of new releases drove business up almost 30% to 483,000 sales, a figure that is likely to rise further this weekend owing to upcoming holidays. The local market share edged down slightly to 45% as a new domestic title clinched the top spot for the fourth weekend on the trot.Waiting for Rain, ...
- by Pierce Conran / May 03, 2021
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- RECALLED Clinched 1st Place Opening
- Korean Films Hit 50% Market ShareBusiness remained steady at the box office with 371,000 tickets over the past weekend, and for the second week in a row, local films were able to clinch about half of the market share, a marked improvement over the past few months, during which major Korean films hav...
- by Pierce Conran / Apr 26, 2021
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- THE BOOK OF FISH Well Received in Debut but No Match for GODZILLA VS. KONG
- Despite an acclaimed new local film adding some variety to the marketplace, business was down almost 30% during the first weekend of April. All told, 417,000 tickets were sold, with 34% going to domestic titles.Godzilla vs. Kong put on some very strong numbers over the weekend in America and continu...
- by Pierce Conran / Apr 06, 2021
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- Audiences Show Up for GODZILLA VS. KONG Showdown
- A new Hollywood tentpole and a pair of local releases gave the Korean box office a 40% boost over the weekend. The new films changed up the stagnating charts and lifted admissions to 570,000, with 14% of those going to domestic films.Taking first was the monster movie blockbuster Godzilla vs. Kong, ...
- by Pierce Conran / Mar 30, 2021
