The Black Nuns Dominates Box Office in Korea and Indonesia

The film 'The Black Nuns' has made a significant impact during its opening week, not only in South Korea but also in Indonesia, where it has claimed the top spot at the box office. The movie tells the story of individuals who embark on a forbidden ritual to save a boy possessed by a powerful evil spirit. On its opening day, it attracted 160,000 viewers and has maintained its position as the number one film for three consecutive days, accumulating a total of 606,156 viewers in its first week.

In Indonesia, 'The Black Nuns' has also performed exceptionally well, drawing approximately 310,000 viewers in its opening week, marking the highest opening for a Korean film in the country’s history. The film's compelling narrative and the characters' desperate attempts to rescue the possessed boy have garnered positive reviews, energizing the New Year box office and expanding the market.

The film's dramatic storyline and emotional depth have resonated with audiences of all ages, leading to strong word-of-mouth recommendations. As the film continues to gain traction, it is expected to maintain its momentum during the upcoming Lunar New Year holiday starting on January 27.

Viewers have praised the performances of Song Hye-kyo (송혜교) and Jeon Yeo-been (전여빈), with comments highlighting the chilling intensity of their acting. Audience reactions include remarks such as, "The actors' performances were incredibly powerful... it’s not just about exorcism; the message of saving lives really struck a chord" and "Song Hye-kyo dominated the atmosphere with her expressions, and Jeon Yeo-been's acting was top-notch. I cried alongside Mikaela in the final scene." The film's success in both South Korea and Indonesia suggests that 'The Black Nuns' will continue to thrive at the box office.