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Toy Story 5 Dominates South Korean Box Office
29 Jun
Summary
- Toy Story 5 earned $3.3 million, leading South Korean box office.
- The Eyes, a remake, debuted in second place with $1.5 million.
- Colony has grossed $39 million since its May 21 release.
In the South Korean box office, Disney and Pixar's "Toy Story 5" maintained its leading position for the weekend of June 26-28. The popular animation captured $3.3 million from over 500,000 admissions, representing a 45.38% market share. Since its premiere on June 17, the film has amassed $10.8 million.
The suspense thriller "The Eyes," a remake of the Spanish film "Julia's Eyes," debuted at second place, earning $1.5 million. Directed by Yeom Ji-ho, the film follows a photographer investigating her sister's death. Since its June 24 release, "The Eyes" has grossed $1.9 million.
"Colony," a zombie thriller directed by Yeon Sang-ho, secured third place with $651,811. This action-horror hit has now achieved a cumulative total of $39 million from over 5.7 million admissions since its May 21 release.
Other films rounding out the top ten included "Wild Sing," "Supergirl," "Backrooms," "Jeong Dong-won Fan Concert Film: The Road We Meet Again," "Happyend," "Unreachable," and "The Shrine." The overall market collective gross for the weekend was $6.9 million, a decrease from the previous week.
