@rogers_jamieNEON, so bullish on NaHongJin’s sci-fi thriller HOPE, one of the buzziest festival darlings out of Cannes, gave it the widest release for a Korean film at US BoxOffice, and Oh boy it paid off! HOPE grossed STRONG 1.1M on WED Opening Day, beating SpiderManBrandNewDay yesterday, despite playing over just 1.560 theatres. That’s the biggest opening day for a Korean film domestically, and the biggest for international films under NEON!
Ver publicación originalFoto de @rogers_jamie· Sep 10, 2026· Hope Mikaelson
The focus is a movie poster featuring a woman holding a rifle and a monstrous creature. The woman is in the foreground, looking determined and has blood on her face. The creature's head is visible in the upper right corner, with its mouth open and sharp teeth bared. The mood is intense and action-packed, suggesting a sci-fi horror film. The poster has a cinematic style. ON-SCREEN TEXT: FESTIVAL DE CANNES OFFICIAL SELECTION COMPETITION A FILM BY NA HONG-JIN HOPE IS THIS HOW IT ENDS? ONLY IN THEATERS SEPTEMBER 9TH NEON
@rogers_jamieNEON, so bullish on NaHongJin’s sci-fi thriller HOPE, one of the buzziest festival darlings out of Cannes, gave it the widest release for a Korean film at US BoxOffice, and Oh boy it paid off! HOPE grossed STRONG 1.1M on WED Opening Day, beating SpiderManBrandNewDay yesterday, despite playing over just 1.560 theatres. That’s the biggest opening day for a Korean film domestically, and the biggest for international films under NEON!
Ver publicación originalFoto de @rogers_jamie· Sep 10, 2026· Hope Mikaelson
The focus is a movie poster featuring a woman holding a rifle and a monstrous creature. The woman is in the foreground, looking determined and has blood on her face. The creature's head is visible in the upper right corner, with its mouth open and sharp teeth bared. The mood is intense and action-packed, suggesting a sci-fi horror film. The poster has a cinematic style. ON-SCREEN TEXT: FESTIVAL DE CANNES OFFICIAL SELECTION COMPETITION A FILM BY NA HONG-JIN HOPE IS THIS HOW IT ENDS? ONLY IN THEATERS SEPTEMBER 9TH NEON
