Korean Weekend Box Office (2011.04.08~2011.04.10)
Kim
Jin-yeong’s “Clash of the Families” is still strongly at number one with
a bulky 452,196 admissions for the week. This Korean comedy about a
family feud has a monopoly right now on ticket sales, with its closest
rival 356,092 tickets behind.
Zack
Snyder’s “Sucker Punch” floats into second this week. A troubled young
girl gets institutionalised by her abusive stepfather and has to dive
into a fantasy world as a means to overcome/escape her tormenting
reality. The Indian smash hit “My Name is Khan” jumps four places to
settle at number three. “Late Blossom” continues it success at four with
1,386,410 total admissions.
“Last
Night” is a new entry into this week’s list; this drama stars Keira
Knightley, Guillaume Canet, Eva Mendes, and Sam Worthington. ”Last
Night” is the story of a married couple that spend a night apart and are
tempted by past lovers and current infatuations. Guillem Morales’
twisted thriller “Julia’s Eyes” falls three spots with just 49,713
tickets keeping it alive. The critically acclaimed “The King Speech”
slips five places to secure its position at number seven.
“Paul”
is an outrageous comedy starring the hilarious British actor Simon
Pegg. He and his friend take a road trip to the notorious Area 51 in the
U.S. They encounter an atypical grey alien by the name of Paul and
decide to help him on his journey. Heo In-moo’s “My Black Mini Dress”
drops to number nine with just 16,214 admissions and in last place is
the Hollywood blockbuster “World Invasion” with a hard and fast
1,300,722 total admissions so far.
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