‘Exhuma’ remains at the top of the Korean box office for the fifth straight weekend, surpassing 10 million ticket sales. It continues to outperform other films like “Dune 2” and new releases, making $4.56 million this past weekend.
This success places “Exhuma” in the blockbuster category in South Korea, a remarkable achievement in a country with around 50 million people. The movie’s total earnings are now at $73.4 million from 10.2 million admissions, an impressive feat especially during the pandemic.
While “Dune 2” retains the second spot with $1.1 million this weekend and a total of $15.3 million, new entries like “Spy x Family Code: White” and “Wonka” also made their debut in the top rankings.
The Korean film industry also saw success with movies like “Bread Barbershop: Celeb in Bakery Town” and “Past Lives” maintaining their positions at the box office. Imported titles like “Marlowe” and “Katak the Brave Beluga” also contributed to the diverse lineup of films.
The Korean box office continues to thrive with a mix of local and international films attracting audiences and breaking records. As “Exhuma” sets new benchmarks, it’s evident that cinema in South Korea is a powerhouse in the global market.
