The most anticipated film of the fall, "National Treasure," directed by Korean resident Lee Sang Yi, recorded a high seat sales rate despite only having 90,000 seats, showing momentum of becoming a hit in Korea as well as in Japan.
The film "National Treasure" has been drawing attention as it has surpassed 20,000 cumulative viewers by the 20th, the second day of its release, according to the Korea Film Council's integrated cinema ticketing network.
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"Wicked: Forever" is currently ranked 4th at the box office among Buster's films and has an opening of about 900,000 seats.
Although it has one-tenth the number of seats compared to "Good," it has the potential to be a hit.
In particular, when "National Treasure" was released in Japan, the number of viewers increased from the first week to the second and third weeks after its release. This phenomenon is a film that should definitely be seen and experienced at the cinema.
Despite its lengthy 174-minute running time, the film is a fascinating look at the passion for art, the desire to reach the top, and the people who put everything into their goals.
The words slowly sink into the audience. The film "National Treasure" tells the story of the fate of two men who had to surpass each other in order to reach the rank of national treasure. It is currently being screened in Korea to great acclaim.
