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BTS Movie Weeks Generates Over $10 Million at Global Box Office

BTS Movie Weeks Generates Over $10 Million at Global Box Office

“BTS Movie Weeks,” a collection of four concert films by BTS, has earned more than $10 million worldwide at the box office. According to data released by HYBE and Trafalgar Releasing, this project was shown simultaneously in 2,700 theaters across 80 countries from September 24 to October 5, receiving strong support from fans globally. The films featured include “On Stage: Epilogue” from 2016, “Live Trilogy Episode III: The Wings Tour – The Final” from 2017, “Love Yourself: Speak Yourself – London” from 2019, and “MUSTER SOJU” from 2021. Showings are currently ongoing in South Korea, Vietnam, and Japan through November. BTS Movie Weeks went beyond simple film screenings by focusing on revitalizing the global fan community. The theater lobbies included installation art, message walls, dance floors, and communication spaces designed for fans, providing them with opportunities to gather together. This success reflects rising anticipation for BTS’s Comeback. BTS has confirmed the release of a new studio album and a world tour next spring in July. It serves as a signal that the members who took a break in 2022 for military service and solo activities—Jin, SUGA, j-hope, RM, Jimin, V, and Jung Kook—are set to return fully to group activities. BTS Movie Weeks is the third collaborative project between HYBE and Trafalgar Releasing. Trafalgar Releasing handled international distribution, while Megabox in South Korea and Avex handled distribution in Japan. Mark Allenby, CEO of Trafalgar Releasing, described it as “a testament to BTS’s enduring influence, the high expectations for their Comeback, and the innovation of global event cinema experiences.”

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