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The chemistry of the six members of the fake praise team in 〈Choir of God〉 has been previewed. 〈Choir of God〉 is a story about the North Korean Ministry of State Security creating a fake praise team for foreign currency earning, set to be released on December 31.

The movie 〈Divine Band〉, which is drawing attention for the meeting of Park Si-hoo and Jung Jin-woon returning to the screen after 10 years, has confirmed its release on December 31, the last day of 2025, and has unveiled two main posters capturing the film's contrasting charms.

The movie 〈The Divine Band〉 has confirmed its release in December and has unveiled character stills of the unique ‘Scene Stealers Quartet’ Tae Hang-ho, Jang Ji-geon, Han Jeong-wan, and Moon Kyung-min, who will complete the unpredictable ‘fake praise group’ alongside Park Si-hoo and Jung Jin-woon.

“Blizzard,” starring Kim Yoon-seok and Koo Kyo-hwan, unveiled four parody posters on October 22 that playfully reimagine Showbox’s biggest hits of 2026. Showbox has delivered a string of hits this year, beginning with “Once We Were Us” (directed by Kim Do-young), which sparked a romance-film craze...

※ 〈The Assassins〉 review continues from Part 1. This article contains spoilers for the film.

※ This article includes plot developments from the latter part of the film and its epilogue. ​ Heo Jin-ho’s 〈Assassin 〉 rings out with six gunshots. But what the film tracks to the end is not the bullets, but the questions left behind where the shots passed. Who fired. How many rounds were fired.

※〈Intern〉 — the interview with actor Han So-hee continues from Part 1. One of the most memorable scenes comes late in the film. In the izakaya, Sun-woo opens up to Ki-ho about her situation. Wouldn't it be a burden to expose those feelings in front of such a senior actor—did you feel that pressure?

〈In Chace and Rage〉’s Tang Wei, no one could have believed she was a newcomer. The turbulent years of Japanese colonial rule and the shadows of a restless desire are compressed entirely into Tang Wei’s expressions and gestures.

Among the 2025 Disney+ Korean original releases, 〈Made in Korea〉 surged to No. 1 worldwide in “most views,” driving a global box-office frenzy. Now, it has confirmed the September release of Season 2 and has unveiled teaser posters and a pre-teaser trailer in one fell swoop.

Forty-five years into his career, Choi Min-sik can still reveal a new side. In Netflix’s 〈Notes from the Last Row〉, he trades his usual untouchable charisma for the exposed, raw face of an intellectual consumed by an inferiority complex — a petty man trapped in his own world and steeped in a sense...