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Marvel's latest superhero movie 'Fantastic Four: First Steps' has achieved a heroic debut, recording 218 million dollars (approximately 2180 billion won) at the global box office. Directed by Matt Shakman, this film has shown a strong start, earning 100 million dollars overseas alone.

The animation 〈Movie Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle〉 is sweeping the box office in Japan and is set to land in domestic theaters next month. The importing company Animax Broadcasting Korea announced on the 23rd that 〈Infinity Castle〉 will be released domestically on August 22.

Lee Jong-suk's comeback work, tvN's weekend drama 〈Seocho-dong〉, has received a warm response from viewers in over 150 countries since its premiere, showing signs of a global phenomenon. 〈Seocho-dong〉 features realistic events inspired by the vivid experiences of current lawyer Lee Seung-hyun, and...

The Apple-produced racing film has recorded over $200 million in global revenue within just 10 days of its release, showcasing an unexpected box office success. According to U. S. economic media outlets like CNBC on the 5th , , starring Brad Pitt, topped the North American box office last weekend.

Actor Brad Pitt's home in Los Angeles, California has been burglarized. Police are currently pursuing three suspects, and an investigation into the circumstances of the incident is ongoing. Variety reported on the 26th that a burglary occurred at Pitt's residence in the Rosapark area on the evening...

The summer season is approaching. OTT platforms are busy preparing for this season. Major productions that the world has been waiting for are making their debut, stirring the hearts of subscribers. The final chapter of 'The Game,' which has broken Netflix's all-time viewing records, will be...

The response to the movie , which was released on the 30th of last month, is unusual. It recorded the number one spot at the box office during its first weekend and surpassed 400,000 cumulative viewers in just three days after its release.

Korean animation has long been trapped in the frame of being ‘for children’. While there was technical skill, the industrial base was weak, and public expectations were not high. However, the situation has changed in recent years.