'D-War' Attracts Over 2.2 Million Viewers in 4 Days
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The sci-fi blockbuster "D-War" has attracted over 2.2 million viewers in just four days of release, spawning expectations that the movie might set a new box office record in near future.
D-War, which stands for Dragon Wars, is a monster movie created by a comedian-turned movie director Shim Hyungrae and stars Hollywood actors.
Critics attribute the film's success to computer graphics that are believed to match those of Hollywood science fiction productions.
The 30-million-dollar movie, the most expensive in Korea, is also to open at 17-hundred theaters across the United States in September, the widest ever US release for a Korean film.
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D-War, which stands for Dragon Wars, is a monster movie created by a comedian-turned movie director Shim Hyungrae and stars Hollywood actors.
Critics attribute the film's success to computer graphics that are believed to match those of Hollywood science fiction productions.
The 30-million-dollar movie, the most expensive in Korea, is also to open at 17-hundred theaters across the United States in September, the widest ever US release for a Korean film.
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