[Edaily Reporter Choi Hee-jae ] “Paul 2: Dead Point” (“Paul 2”) topped the box office just two days after its release. Poster for the movie “Paul 2: Dead Point” (Photo courtesy of Bypoem Studio) According to the Korean Film Council’s integrated computer network on the 13th, “Paul 2” drew 12,372 viewers on the 12th alone, securing the No. 1 spot at the box office. The film, which opened on the 11th, has attracted a cumulative total of 32,505 viewers.
“Fall 2” depicts an extreme survival story set on the cliffs of Mount Kwan, a mountain that has been off-limits for decades.
“The Final Interview” took second place, drawing 9,920 viewers. Its cumulative audience stands at 213,805. “Chiikawa the Movie: The Secret of the Mermaid Island,” which continues its long-running box office success, drew 7,808 viewers, dropping two spots from the previous day to third place. Its cumulative audience stands at 2,832,920.
The re-released “La La Land” ranked fourth with 7,212 viewers, while “Heart of the Beast” ranked fifth with 6,599 viewers. The cumulative audience totals for the two films stand at 3,824,603 and 414,946, respectively.
In terms of advance ticket sales, Lim Young-woong’s live concert film is leading the pack. As of 8:10 a.m. today, “Lim Young-woong | I’m Hero: The Stadium 2” had sold 45,490 tickets, ranking first in overall advance ticket sales. Ahead of its release on the 18th, it has already secured over 40,000 advance tickets.
“Chiikawa: The Secret of the Mermaid Island” ranked second with 26,827 tickets sold, while “Heavy Snow,” which opens on the same day, ranked third with 26,032 tickets sold. “Dune” ranked fourth with 18,362 tickets, and “The Final Interview” ranked fifth with 17,618 tickets.
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