As a film enthusiast, I’m thrilled to report that the South Korean crime thriller “Yadang: The Snitch” held onto its reign at the box office for another week, raking in approximately $3.4 million and commanding an impressive 49.5% share of the market.
The movie that premiered on April 16th went on to sell an additional 521,459 tickets, thereby increasing its overall earnings to $10.7 million after selling 1.6 million tickets, as reported by Kobis, a tracking service run by the Korean Film Council.
Titled “Yadang: The Informer,” directed by Hwang Byeng-Gug, this upcoming movie stars Squid Game 2’s Kang Ha-neul. Produced by the team behind blockbusters like “12:12 The Day” and “Inside Men,” it tells the story of a professional informant known as a “yadang.” This individual secretly supplies information on the drug world to prosecutors and law enforcement. However, when a drug raid at an elite party uncovers a dangerous conspiracy, the yadang must navigate treacherous waters to stay alive. The film features Kang alongside “Exhuma” star Yoo Hai-jin and “The World of the Married” actor Park Hae-joon.
“Yadang: The Informer” is a new movie directed by Hwang Byeng-Gug, featuring Kang Ha-neul from Squid Game 2. Made by the producers behind hit movies like “12:12 The Day” and “Inside Men,” it’s about a guy who gives secret info on drugs to cops and prosecutors. When a party with high-profile people leads to a dangerous plot, he must survive. It also stars Yoo Hai-jin from “Exhuma” and Park Hae-joon from “The World of the Married.”
In even simpler terms:
A new movie named “Yadang: The Informer,” directed by Hwang Byeng-Gug, has Kang Ha-neul (from Squid Game 2). It’s about a secret informant in the drug world who works with cops and prosecutors. When a party reveals a dangerous plan, he needs to stay alive. This movie also includes Yoo Hai-jin from “Exhuma” and Park Hae-joon from “The World of the Married.”
Making its debut in the second spot, “A Minecraft Movie” earned a strong start with $2.2 million in ticket sales. Based on the widely popular video game, the film drew in 341,858 viewers across 1,450 screens. Including its initial screenings from the week prior, its total earnings in South Korea now amount to $2.4 million from 363,042 admissions.
Previously hit movie “The Match” maintained its position at number three, earning $368,374 and attracting 55,264 viewers. To date, the sports drama has amassed a total of approximately $13.5 million in revenue, with more than 2 million tickets sold since late March.
The South Korean political documentary titled “Search and Seizure: The Rise of an Insurrection” made its debut in fourth place, earning $206,262 and attracting 30,296 viewers. Since its midweek premiere, the movie, which delves into the controversial raid on an online news outlet by prosecutors during a defamation dispute with former President Yoon Suk Yeol in 2023, has amassed a total of $276,864.
The Last Attack” earned an additional $174,076 and attracted 22,441 more viewers, bringing its total earnings to approximately $5.5 million from a total of 790,608 admissions.
6th on the list, “Conclave” accumulated an additional $95,403 to its Korean earnings, now amounting to approximately $1.9 million. This has been achieved through nearly 300,000 ticket sales since March. Meanwhile, the fresh animated entry, “Arctic Dogs: The Magic Portal,” debuted in 7th place with $52,635 and 9,519 admissions from 209 screens.
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In 6th position, “Conclave” earned an extra $95,403 in Korea, boosting its total to around $1.9 million. This was achieved after almost 300,000 tickets were sold since March. The new animated film, “Arctic Dogs: The Magic Portal,” started in 7th place with $52,635 from 9,519 admissions across 209 screens.
The animated movie “Flow” continued to hold its position in the top 10 earners, amassing $28,521 last week. To date, it has grossed over $1.1 million in South Korea from a total of 172,903 ticket sales. Meanwhile, the re-released Japanese romantic film “April Story” brought in $22,055 during the weekend, placing ninth with a current total of $69,751 after its limited cinema revival.
Ultimately, the British romantic comedy “Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy” secured the tenth spot with an extra $23,754 and 3,635 tickets sold. This brings the film’s total earnings in Korea to $260,768 from a total of 41,104 tickets sold.
The top 10 films combined for $6.6 million, continuing the upward trend of the last week.
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2025-04-28 11:16