Director Na Hong-jin's 'Hope' Ranks 8th at North American Box Office During Opening Weekend
The film 'Hope', directed by Na Hong-jin, ranked 8th at the North American box office during its opening weekend, earning $3.315 million.
According to media reports, the film 'Hope', which was released in North America on the 9th, ranked 8th at the box office, recording $3.315 million (approximately 4.45768 billion KRW) in revenue over the three-day weekend from the 11th to the 13th. During this period, the average revenue per theater was recorded at $2,125 (approximately 2.856425 million KRW), and the cumulative revenue since its release has reached $5.01 million (approximately 6.73494 billion KRW).
'Hope' showed performance by entering the box office at number 2 on its opening day, earning $1.1 million (approximately 1.48 billion KRW) across 1,560 theaters. This is the second-highest opening day revenue record among Korean films released in North America. Currently, it continues to receive positive evaluations locally, recording an 80% Rotten Tomatoes score and a 79% Popcorn score.
Meanwhile, 'Hope', starring Hwang Jung-min, Zo In-sung, and Jung Ho-yeon, is a work that deals with strange incidents occurring at Hopo Port in the DMZ. Since its domestic release on July 15, it has continued its success, attracting a cumulative audience of 4,566,205 people to date.
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