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Get ready to experience KPop Demon Hunters in theatres if you found binge-watching it at home to be exciting. Netflix's cartoon powerhouse will be shown in a few theatres in the United States and Canada for one thrilling weekend on 23rd and 24th August. Additionally, its a full-on sing-along this time.
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KPop Demon Hunters has garnered enormous attention and maintained its position in the global Top 10 for weeks since its debut on 20th June, making it Netflix's most-watched animated original. It is currently the fourth-biggest English-language movie on Netflix and possibly the catchiest musical.
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However, what actually amplifies the sound? The music.The fictional girl group HUNTR/X made history as the first female K-pop group when their single ‘Golden’ shot to the top of the Billboard Hot 100.
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KPop Demon Hunters Is Coming to Theatres for a Sing-Along Extravaganza
Under the large screen, supporters may now join together to sing, laugh, and sometimes even yell. Indeed, tickets are now available (as of 13th August at 6 a.m. PT/9 a.m. ET) and are anticipated to sell out quickly because the theatres are limited-time only. Although not all theatres will screen it, chains like Regal and Cinemark have confirmed showings, so if you don't reserve your seat in advance, you might miss the excitement.
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This is a celebration of music, animation, and community, not just a concert or a film. Additionally, KPop Demon Hunters appears set to develop into a full-fledged series on Netflix, with discussions of sequels, a live-action adaptation, and possibly a stage musical. This sing-along weekend is going to be legendary, so clear your throat, warm up your voice, and prepare to ‘Seal the Honmoon’.
