Cool.

So where do you see avatar finishing?

hi, i'd like to go see avatar 4d in seoul, but i cant read the movie theater's korean website and i cant figure out where the theaters are or the showtimes or anything! can you help direct me somewhere!?

Any updates? Did Avatar crack $100 million already?

Woah, Into Great Silence reached the top 10 in Korea?
At least someone is watching it! What an under-seen masterpiece.

Wow are these numbers for Jan 29? We get updates so late in South Korea?

Thriller. Directed by Jang Hoon. Song Ji-won (Kang Dong-won) is a North Korean spy ordered to assassinate a traitor by a fellow agent who goes by the name "Shadow." While on his mission, he encounters a hot-tempered South Korean intelligence agent Lee Han-kyu. Lee (Song Kang-ho) who catches wind of the planned operation through a secret liaison and attempts to thwart the operation. Both Lee and Song fail and as a result Lee resigns from the agency and lives in the sidelines doing manual labor. Six years later, their paths cross once again. Lee, wanting the bounty out on Song's head renews the pursuit that began six years ago.

1. A Sworn Brother $4,788,247 - $5,658,207
2. Avatar $3,406,309 -31.1% $92,790,156
3. Harmony $2,417,387 -24.7% $8,132,479

Don't be sad. 4D sounds great, but just wait till you get a scene like the one from Jurassic Park where Ellie Sattler is up to her armpit in Triceratops shit.

Thanks for doing this thread, wogusvh!

1. A Sworn Brother $3,882,621 -19.7% $22,624,385
2. Percy Jackson & The Olympians: The Lightning Thief $1,860,142 -34.7% $8,024,229
3. Avatar $1,774,370 -38.2% $104,356,346
4. Parallel Life $1,598,242 - $1,907,701
5. Harmony $1,397,258 -28.3% $15,393,725

IMAX Corporation today announced that CJ CGV Co. Ltd., the leading theater exhibitor in Korea, has signed an agreement to install up to 15 new digital IMAX theater systems, with the rollout scheduled to begin later this year, and to upgrade four existing film-based IMAX theaters to digital systems. The agreement was signed following the success of the exhibitor's five existing IMAX locations in Seoul, Daegu and Gwangju, where the current IMAX 3D release of Avatar has generated more than $6.5 million.

"Our IMAX theaters are boosting attendance and driving more traffic to our multiplexes,which positively impacts our bottom line," said Mr.Kim Joo Hyung, CEO of CJ CGV. "IMAX's digital theater system and joint venture model improves the economics of the IMAX theater business for us, which creates even more opportunities to expand our relationship and offer more customers The IMAX Experience at more locations."

Under the terms of the agreement, CJ CGV will add 10 new joint venture locations in the major cities of Korea with an option to increase that number to fifteen. The rollout of new locations is expected to begin later this year. Additionally, the exhibitor will upgrade four of its existing IMAX film-based locations, which are not structured as joint ventures, to IMAX's digital projection system. The upgrades will bring the exhibitor's total digital IMAX (non-JV) locations to five, and the exhibitor's total combined IMAX tally to a minimum of 15. The upgrades are expected to be completed by the end of April 2010.

"Demand for The IMAX Experience is increasing in South Korea, a market we believe holds great potential, especially as we expand our overall presence in the Asia-Pacific region," said IMAX CEO Richard L. Gelfond. "Our international growth strategy is based on building momentum with existing successful relationships. We've been in business with CJ CGV for five years, and we are very pleased to expand with such a strong exhibitor."

"CJ CGV has marketed the IMAX brand in creative and tailored ways that have generated more consumer awareness in Korea, and we're now seeing that awareness translate into greater demand and further growth," added Larry O'Reilly, IMAX's Executive Vice President, Theater Development. "We are looking forward to sharing future success with CJ CGV as it expands its IMAX footprint in South Korea."