'COLONY' Regains Box Office No. 1.. 5 Million Viewers in Sight

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'COLONY' has reclaimed the box office No. 1 spot.

According to the Korea Film Council's integrated ticketing system on the 12th, 'COLONY' (directed by Yeon Sang-ho) drew 40,019 viewers on the 11th to regain the top spot. With a cumulative audience of 4,911,774, it is expected to soon surpass 5 million viewers.

'COLONY' had yielded the No. 1 spot to Steven Spielberg's new film 'Disclosure Day,' released on the 10th, but demonstrated its strength by reclaiming the top position.

'COLONY' is drawing audiences to theaters with zombies further evolved by director Yeon Sang-ho, known as the father of Korean zombies. On the fourth day after its release, 'COLONY' surpassed 1 million viewers; on the fifth day, 2 million; on the tenth day, 3 million; and on the 14th day, 40 thousand won, continuously breaking the record for the fastest time to reach these milestones for a film released this year.

'COLONY' is expected to exceed 5 million cumulative viewers over the weekend. Even in its fourth week after release, the film continues to hold stage greetings at theaters for its audience. Director Yeon Sang-ho, along with Jeon Ji-hyun, Ji Chang-wook, and Koo Kyo-hwan, will participate in the stage greeting on the 14th to connect with the audience.

Meanwhile, 'COLONY' is a film about survivors trapped inside a building sealed off due to an unidentified infection outbreak, fighting against infected individuals evolving in unpredictable ways.

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