‘aespa’ Ending Credit Song ‘Dollhouse World’, Reasons to Watch ‘Gabby's Dollhouse: The Movie’

The movie 〈Gabby's Dollhouse: The Movie〉 has surpassed 100,000 viewers at the domestic box office with a CGV Golden Egg Index of 99%, and is currently being recommended as a must-see movie for children in theaters. Here are three reasons why audiences are strongly recommending it.

#1. A Feast of Colorful and Diverse Visuals

Stimulating children's imagination! A magical spectacle presented by DreamWorks

The first reason why 〈Gabby's Dollhouse: The Movie〉 is considered a must-see movie is the magical and diverse visuals provided by DreamWorks. With high-quality spectacles like 〈Shrek〉, 〈Kung Fu Panda〉, and 〈How to Train Your Dragon〉, DreamWorks showcases a new world that stimulates the audience's imagination and introduces unique characters, proving their worth once again with another well-made animation. 〈Gabby's Dollhouse: The Movie〉 captivates children with its stunning visuals, adventures that stimulate the childlike spirit, and the charming Gabby character, creating a strong desire to watch.

#2. Let’s Sing and Dance Excitedly in the Theater!

Energy UP! An exciting OST that gets the little ones moving

The OST that stimulates children's excitement is also a key point in establishing it as a must-see movie. The music from the ‘Gabby's Dollhouse’ series has been loved by children for its bouncy charm and addictive tunes, achieving over 500 million streaming records. This time, the top K-POP artist ‘aespa’ has participated in the ending credit song ‘Dollhouse World’, adding vibrancy with their energetic voices, and the song ‘APT.’ by ‘Rosé’, which has created a global phenomenon, has been included as a background track, enhancing the listening experience. Additionally, renowned singers have contributed to create a perfect soundtrack.

#3. Both Kids and Adults Shed Tears!

Touching emotions that stimulate tear ducts and leave a lasting impression!

Finally, the point that captivates the parent generation is the touching message that resonates with both children and adults. Following ‘Gabby’ on an adventure to find the lost magic house, which was taken by the cat collector ‘Vera’, leads to a realization of the value of toys. Children find a reason to rediscover toys they had lost interest in, while parents find a movie that helps them regain the childlike spirit they lost as they grew up, generating a hot response.