South Korea's "Train" Lianzhuang "Coffee" started badly

"Train" Lianzhuang, "Coffee" fourth

Lianzhuang, starring Kim Min-hee, Li Shanjun and Cho, topped South Korea's weekend box office for the second week in a row, mobilizing 561669 people on 522 screens. The film has won the championship for three consecutive weeks of pre-sale. This is also a new record set 26 weeks after the film melting pot, which also won the championship for three consecutive weeks last year. The cumulative box office is expected to exceed 2.5 million this weekend. The film will also become the highest box office record for starring Kim Min-hee, and continuous praise has doubled her value. Director Bian Yongyi also tasted the taste of box office sales for the first time.

Foss's low-budget sci-fi film "out of Control" hit the big screen in South Korea last week, making it the best-performing new film on the list. The film's imagination and distinctive themes also attracted 200000, 5509 viewers over the weekend. The first live-action film John Carter, a science fiction epic created by Disney Pictures and directed by Pixar animation director Andrew Stanton (Andrew Stanton), was frustrated in front of the new film and was squeezed into third place with an audience of 170000 9655. The film's various Martian monsters and John Carter's love with the Martian princess became the biggest highlights of the film, although it did not do well at the box office in North America. But overseas markets have gained a lot. However, compared with the production cost of 250 million US dollars, this kind of result is somewhat regrettable.

The new film Coffee, set against the backdrop of "the relocation of the Russian Pavilion" in which King Gaozong fled to the Russian legation after Queen Ming Cheng was killed by the Japanese, mobilized 130000, 9717 viewers on 339 screens over the weekend. The film tells the story of King Gao Zong (Park Xishun) and Danya (Kim so-yeon), North Korea's first barista, and Ilyich (Zhu Zhenmo), a double agent who loves Danya deeply. Compared with the large-scale publicity and sense of expectation before the release of the film, such a start can indeed be regarded as a "bad start".

The Pledge, a healing film based on real events, was released on March 14 on White Valentine's Day and attracted 110000, 3090 viewers over the weekend. Although it was a month later than North America and missed the good schedule for Valentine's Day on February 14, it was the first film released in North America this year to exceed $100 million at the box office, but it was mediocre in South Korea. The film is about a couple who were involved in a car accident-the wife was so hit on the head that she completely forgot everything about the man she loved.

"Love novel" starring he Zhengyu and Kong Xiaozhen and "Love rival War" starring Reese Witherspoon all fell to 6th or 7th place. The upcoming premiere of "introduction to Architecture" starring Han Jiaren, Yan Taixiong, Xiu Zhi and Kim Ji-hoon attracted the attention of the audience. A large-scale fee-based screening was held on 282 screens last weekend, mobilizing 60, 5013 audiences. It is predicted that the box office will peak next week.

War against Crime: the Bad Guy's heyday remains on the list, mobilizing 30, 5874 viewers over the weekend, bringing its cumulative audience to 4.64 million, 6419 since its release on Feb. 2. The thriller "the search for Justice," starring Nicholas Cage, January Jones and British actor Guy Pierce, also landed in South Korea last week, an old film completed in 2009 about Nicholas Cage after his wife January Jones was attacked. accepted Guy Pierce's invitation to be dragged into a revenge organization.

(responsible Editor: Leo)