The movie 'Boss' has achieved the remarkable feat of surpassing 2 million viewers on its 10th day of release.
'Boss' is a comic action film depicting the desperate competition among organization members who fiercely 'yield' the boss position to each other for their own dreams, ahead of the selection of the next boss that determines the future of the organization.
Upon its release, 'Boss' achieved the number one spot at the box office and recorded the top position for eight consecutive days, continuing its hot box office trend, and on the 12th, the 10th day of its release, it surpassed 2 million viewers.
This is not only faster than the previously released hit film 'Can't Help It' directed by Park Chan-wook, but also the fastest record for a film released in October after the 2020 pandemic to surpass 2 million viewers, showcasing the power of enthusiastic word-of-mouth among audiences.
Thus, even before its release, it topped the overall reservation rate, and after its release, it has set new box office records with the highest opening score among Korean films released in October post-pandemic and the fastest to attract 1 million viewers.
Currently showing, 'Boss' features actors Jo Woo-jin, Jung Kyung-ho, and Park Ji-hwan.