• Song Hye Kyo Shines in Her Darkest Role Yet, 'Dark Nuns' Breaks Records in Korea and Indonesia with Over 600,000 Viewers

    The new movie Dark Nuns, starring Song Hye Kyo and Jeon Yeo Been, has taken the box office by storm! Directed by Kwon Hyuk Jae, the film has become a massive hit, debuting at No. 1 in Korea and Indonesia, where it was released at the same time.

    The movie tells the gripping story of a group of people performing a forbidden ritual to save a boy possessed by a powerful evil spirit.

    On its opening day, Dark Nuns pulled in 160,000 viewers in Korea, staying No. 1 at the box office for three days straight. By the end of its first week, the film had attracted a total of 606,156 viewers in Korea, solidifying its success.

    In Indonesia, Dark Nuns also made history, drawing in about 310,000 viewers during its opening week. It broke records as the best opening for a Korean film in the country and dominated the box office for three days.

    Viewers have been praising the film for its emotional depth and intense storyline. It’s not just about exorcism but highlights the desperate efforts to save a life, which has resonated with audiences. The movie’s word-of-mouth buzz is expected to grow even stronger during the upcoming Lunar New Year holiday.

    Fans have especially been amazed by the incredible performances of the cast. Song Hye Kyo and Jeon Yeo Been’s acting has been described as nothing short of phenomenal. Here’s what viewers had to say:

    “Song Hye Kyo’s expressions and gaze were so powerful, and Jeon Yeo Been’s acting blew me away. The ending made me cry!”

    “The actors were chillingly good! It’s not just a scary movie—it has a meaningful message.”

    “Moon Woo Jin’s performance was terrifyingly good. Song Hye Kyo and Jeon Yeo Been were amazing, and even Kim Kuk Hee stood out!”

    With its strong performance in both Korea and Indonesia, Dark Nuns is proving to be one of the biggest hits of the year so far. The movie is expected to continue its winning streak, drawing even more viewers in the coming weeks.

    If you haven’t seen it yet, Dark Nuns is now playing in theaters nationwide!

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  • Kim Jae Joong Breaks Down inTears after his Father’s Heartfelt Apology during 60th Wedding Snniversary Celebration

    Kim Jae Joong couldn’t hold back his tears as he experienced an emotional moment with his father.

    On April 4, the KBS 2TV show "New Menu Launching: Pyeon Restaurant" aired a heartwarming episode where Kim Jae Joong, the youngest of nine siblings, threw a special celebration for his parents’ 60th wedding anniversary.

    The star took charge of everything—planning, organizing, and hosting the event—as a grand gesture to show his gratitude for everything his parents had done for him and his siblings.

    Kim Jae Joong rented a luxurious banquet hall at a five-star hotel for the celebration. He made sure to select food that would please all of his family, including his parents and siblings.

    With his large family in attendance, the venue was filled with love and joy. Kim Jae Joong’s nine siblings all bowed deeply to thank their parents for raising them, showing immense respect and love.

    As his father saw all of his children gathered in one place, he couldn’t help but express his pride, saying, “Are all these really my children?” But his emotions quickly took a turn as he shared his feelings of regret. “I feel sorry that I couldn’t do better for you, I’m sorry I couldn’t do as much as others did. But I’m so thankful that you all grew up so well,” he said, with tears starting to form in his eyes.

    It was the first time Kim Jae Joong had seen his father cry. Overcome with emotion, he said, “I know my father’s life very well, so I couldn’t help but cry too.” The entire family shared in the tears, shouting, “We love you, Dad,” creating an unforgettable moment that moved everyone to tears.

    The touching episode aired on April 4 at 8:30 PM, showing viewers the deep love and gratitude Kim Jae Joong and his siblings have for their parents.

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