'Wild Thing' Kang Dong-won, Eom Tae-gu, Park Ji-hyun: Will They Return to the Stage? Main Poster Revealed

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'Wild Thing' has unveiled its main poster and main trailer, brimming with cheerful energy.

'Wild Thing' will draw attention by releasing its main poster and main trailer on the 11th. The comedy film follows 'Triangle,' a three-member mixed dance group that once dominated the music scene but was unexpectedly embroiled in a scandal and disbanded overnight, as they embark on a reckless challenge to seize a chance at redemption after 20 years.

'First, the main poster wittily captures five characters facing adversity, set against a car stopped while emitting smoke under a bright sky. From 'Hyun-woo' (played by Kang Dong-won), 'Sang-gu' (played by Eom Tae-gu), and 'Do-mi' (played by Park Ji-hyun) of 'Triangle,' who desperately attempt to hitchhike, to 'Seong-gon' (played by Oh Jung-se), who subtly flashes his signature 'Love You' pose from his prime days, and finally 'Yong-gu' (played by Shin Ha-kyun), the former So Sok-sa (CEO) of 'Triangle' with an innocent expression. Their sharply contrasting appearances suggest that the journey to the stage will not be smooth. In particular, the tagline "Today, we must get on stage no matter what" hints at their cheerful struggle to cling to a final opportunity, sparking curiosity.

'The accompanying trailer vividly and rapidly depicts the glorious prime and disbandment of 'Triangle,' the legendary three-member mixed dance group produced by 'Yong-gu Records' in the past. As time passes and Hyun-woo, frustrated by being forgotten by the public, finds a glimmer of hope to return to the stage, he sets out to reunite with the scattered members, only to be met with cold rejection. After numerous twists and turns, 'Triangle' finally reunites, and even 'Seong-gon,' the perennial second-place ballad prince, joins them, making their journey to the concert venue fraught with obstacles. Unpredictable and humorous situations, such as a tense chase with police cars, continuously unfold. At the end of the trailer, Hyun-woo's solemn farewell, gazing into the camera and saying, "See you soon," further heightens anticipation for whether they will safely make it to the stage.

'Meanwhile, 'Wild Thing' will be available in theaters nationwide on June 3.

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