Park Bo-gum's 'David' Release Date Changed..See It on July 10 [Official]

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The animated film 'David,' featuring Park Bo-gum's Korean dubbing, has had its release date changed to July 10.

'David' tells the story of an ordinary boy from Mokdong named David who faces the king's destiny, beginning with his mother's song and leading to a confrontation with Goliath, the giant feared by the world.

'David' was originally scheduled for release on July 15, but to meet domestic audiences a bit sooner, the release date was moved forward, confirming a domestic release on July 10.

Released overseas first, 'David' received glowing reviews immediately upon its release. The Wall Street Journal called it a "vibrant animation," while Movie Nation praised it as a "production that captivates and immerses viewers, featuring photorealistic landscapes, inventive character designs, and overwhelming scale that elicits awe." Subsequent praise followed for its high visual completion and overwhelming visual aesthetics.

Actual audience reactions are also enthusiastic. After its North American release, 'David' achieved the highest possible rating, Grade A, on CinemaScore, a box office metric based on real audience evaluations, and recorded a Popcornmeter score of 98% on Rotten Tomatoes, earning recognition for both popularity and artistic merit. Audience praise continues to pour in.

In Korea, Park Bo-gum's casting as David and his participation in the dubbing have drawn even greater attention.

Meanwhile, 'David' will be released on July 10.

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