The
foreign film “Black Swan” dislodges “Children…” at the top this week.
Natalie Portman stars in this dark mystery thriller that is causing a
stir in Korea at the moment. Darren Aronofsky directs this week’s
number one and is appreciating the films international success thus
far.
“The
Adjustment Bureau” (written and directed by George Nolfi) is roughly
based on the short story “Adjustment Team” by Phillip K. Dick. Matt
Damon and Emily Blunt star in this romantic fantasy thrill ride around
New York City. The Animation film “Rango” slides into third with 174,434
tickets sold in its first week. The film stars Johnny Depp as our
unlikely hero. A chameleon finds himself stranded in the Nevada desert
and stumbles across a lawless community in need of a hero. The big
surprise this week is “Late Blossom”. Last weeks number ten has kept its
viewership steady as it ascends to number four with 625,126 total
admissions thus far.
Last
weeks number one has slipped to fifth this week. “Children...” had a
good run on top but has been seriously dislodge. The film has had
1,755,952 admissions so far and is sure to grab a few more before it’s
all said and done. To find out if its worth the watch, go to Hancinema’s
blog section and read the review. “I Am Number Four” sees its ticket
sales sliced in half as it drops to sixth and biggest Korean hit of the
year “Detective K” is at number seven with a total of 4,698,544 seats
being sold.
Disney’s
“Tangled” is finding it hard to remain the top animation film in Korea
at the moment, with only 34,536 moviegoers favouring that one. A big
film to watch out for is “Come Rain Come Shine”. It is directed by Lee
Yoon-ki and stars the popular Hyeon Bin and Im Soo-jeong in Korea’s
latest melodrama sensation. The film was featured at the Berlin Film
Festival and is expected to climb up the charts next week. Pulling up
the rear in Unknown with a mere 28,173 admissions.
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