The follow-up to the highly successful debut of “KPop Demon Hunters” is progressing rapidly, setting even bigger milestones.
1. The movie from Sony Pictures was made available on Netflix, breaking records as Netflix’s largest film ever, and they also created a karaoke-style theater release for it.
2. Netflix premiered the Sony Pictures film, setting a new high for their biggest movie ever, and they even introduced a cinematic version with song lyrics for audiences to sing along.
3. The Sony Pictures production was streamed on Netflix, becoming their most successful film in history, and they released a special cinema version for people to join in singing.
4. Netflix screened the Sony Pictures movie, making it their biggest hit so far, and they even unveiled a sing-along theater version.
5. The Sony Pictures film was shown on Netflix, smashing their previous viewership records, and they additionally launched a cinema version that allowed viewers to join in singing.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, discussions are ongoing between Sony and Netflix regarding the possibility of a second film, although an official go-ahead has not been announced yet.
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According to the report, the two businesses are discussing financial details and figures, and agreement from both sides is necessary for the next installment to proceed.
Given the huge success of the film, an official confirmation soon wouldn’t be unexpected.
Not only did the movie become a hit on Netflix, but it also sparked several tracks from its soundtrack to appear on the Billboard Hot 100 in the US, with the song “Golden” even reaching number one (making it the first time a girl group’s song has done so since Destiny Child’s “Bootylicious” in 2001).
Exploring the reason behind the extraordinary success of the movie, despite challenges faced by other animation and Korean media in penetrating the market as effectively.
At the heart of it lies a powerful message about friendship and self-discovery, which stands out amidst other coming-of-age stories. This is achieved skillfully through vibrant animation, impressive action sequences, and unforgettable tunes that have dominated the airwaves this year.
This week, the movie adaptation of “The Thursday Murder Club” became available on Netflix following a short run in cinemas.
One of the changes it has made to the book has got fans pretty riled up.
KPop Demon Hunters is available to stream on Netflix in original and sing-a-long form.
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