The movie ``Comment Squad'' starring Son Sukku has surpassed 100,000 advance sales on the release date... Following ``The Burial'', it receives a ``green light'' at the box office.

The Korean movie ``Comment Squad'' sold over 100,000 advance tickets on its release date. As of 7 a.m. on the 27th, the movie ``Comment Squad'' had sold 110,343 tickets in advance.
This is a number that far exceeds that of Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire, which was released around the same time, and is of great significance.
Since it achieved a monumental record even before its release, all eyes are on whether it will be able to continue the good performance of Korean films following ``The Burst''.
``Comment Squad,'' which ranked first in overall movie advance sales and recorded 100,000 advance sales on the day of release, was suspended after writing an article against a major company.
The film, which tells the story of what happens when an anonymous informant appears to manipulate online public opinion of journalist Im Sang-jin (Son Sukku), who has been arrested, is currently being screened at theaters across South Korea.