This Sunday, director Shim Hyun-rae's sci-fi flick "D-War" will be opening in theaters across China. There is great interest about whether this movie will be able to break records of past Korean films at box offices in China.
D-war is set to open at 500 theaters in about 100 cities including Beijing, Shanghai and Shenzhen.
When D-War was released in Korea, over 7 million people went to see it in theaters; in the United States, the film opened in 2200 theaters, amassing 11 million dollars.
There is speculation that D-War may be a greater hit than last year's release of "The Host" in China, which earned about 1.4 billion won at the box office.
Young-Gu Entertainment's assistant director Kim Min-gu announced on the 7th that the release of D-War in China is their first step towards entering the Chinese film market. "The public response to the movie in China will also affect the production of the sequel," he added.
Source: KBS Global
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