Title | Release Date | Market Share | Weekend | Total | Screens | |
1 | Iron Man 3 (us) | 13/04/25 | 58.20% | 1,039,872 | 7,442,904 | 1129 |
2 | Boomerang Family | 13/05/09 | 23.40% | 442,056 | 516,639 | 583 |
3 | Born to Sing | 13/05/01 | 8.80% | 174,048 | 794,601 | 422 |
4 | The Croods (us) | 13/05/16 | 2.60% | 53,031 | 63,386 | 267 |
5 | Snitch (us) | 13/05/09 | 1.20% | 23,902 | 29,843 | 153 |
6 | Crayon Shin-Chan (jp) | 13/04/25 | 1.00% | 20,669 | 212,437 | 170 |
7 | Fists of Legend | 13/04/10 | 0.90% | 16,919 | 1,732,338 | 77 |
8 | To Rome With Love (us/it/sp) | 13/04/18 | 0.50% | 9,288 | 165,789 | 51 |
9 | Finding Nemo 3D (us) | 13/05/01 | 0.40% | 5,868 | 71,406 | 66 |
10 | Rust and Bone (fr) | 13/05/02 | 0.30% | 5,272 | 19,842 | 36 |
With 1,039,872 admissions, Iron Man 3 handily took the top spot once again but this time it lost 45% of its business. With almost 7.5 million tickets in the can, the film is still gunning for 10 million but as it slows down and with significant new competition this week it will probably fall short.
Opening at number two was the family dramedy Boomerang Family from Failan (2001) director Song Hae-seung, starring Park Hae-il, Kong Hyo-jin and Yoon Je-moon. The film accrued a decent 442,056 admissions during its debut but a lukewarm reception may prevent it from building significantly on this total. Should comfortably see its way over one million but further milestones seem unlikely.
Slipping a spot was last week's local debut Born to Sing, the comedy starring Kim In-gwon. It sliped 45% for 174,048 and now probably won't cross one million. Not a huge surprise nor a disaster given the film's size but likely still a disappointment for distributor Lotte Entertainment.
US animation The Croods scored fourth place with 53,031 with previews ahead of next week's full opening while The Rock vehicle Snitch debuted at number five with 23,902.
Next weekend will certainly be Star Trek's to lose as it opens wide. Local comedy-drama Happiness for Sale may also drum a smattering of business as a counter-programmed title.
Source: kobis.or.kr
The Korean Box Office Update is a weekly feature which provides detailed analysis of film box office sales over the Friday to Sunday period in Korea. It appears every Sunday night (Korean Standard Time) on Modern Korean Cinema. For other weekly features, take a look at Korean Cinema News and the Weekly Korean Reviews. Reviews and features on Korean film also appear regularly on the site.
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