'The Roundup' Hits 15.1 Million Admissions

The film "The Man Who Lived with the King" (hereafter "The King's Man") is continuing its box office success, surpassing 15.1 million cumulative viewers. On the 26th alone, it drew 72,421 viewers, bringing the cumulative total to 15,104,056 viewers and cumulative revenue to 145.61941 billion won. The film has achieved long-term success with a steady influx of audiences even in its eighth week of release, ranking high on the all-time box office charts. It is currently competing with the sci-fi film "Project Hail Mary" for the top spot at the box office and is maintaining stable viewership amidst a surge of new releases. The film industry is watching to see if "The King's Man" can gain further momentum following its 15 million viewer milestone.

"The King's Man" surpassed 15 million viewers in just 50 days of its release, and with cumulative revenue already exceeding 140 billion won, it has secured a high position on the all-time box office list. Current projections suggest it could even challenge the record of "Extreme Job," which ranks second all-time with 16.26 million viewers.

"The Man Who Lived with the King" is set in Cheongnyungpo in 1457 and tells the story of a village chief who voluntarily chose exile for the prosperity of his village and a young former king who was ousted from the throne. The film stars Ryu Hae-jin, Park Ji-hoon, Yoo Ji-tae, and Jeon Mi-do.

The current box office rankings show "The King's Man" in first place, "Project Hail Mary" in second, and "Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba - To the Swordsmith Village" in third. "Project Hail Mary" attracted 41,233 viewers, bringing its cumulative total to 758,816 viewers.

"The King's Man" has climbed to third place on the all-time domestic box office charts and ranks first in terms of revenue. With cumulative revenue of 144.9 billion won, it has surpassed both "The Admiral: Roaring Currents" (135.7 billion won) and "Extreme Job" (139.6 billion won).