The South Korean field workplace noticed “Mickey 17” retain its dominance for a second consecutive weekend, grossing KRW5.6 billion ($3.8 million) and capturing 65.79% of the market share. The sci-fi epic, directed by Bong Joon-ho and starring Robert Pattinson, continues to construct on its spectacular opening, bringing its cumulative complete to $14.3 million with 2.1 million admissions.

In keeping with Kobis, the monitoring service operated by the Korean Movie Council, the weekend of March 7-9, noticed the highest 10 movies earn a mixed $5.8 million, reflecting a major drop from final weekend’s $9 million.

“Mickey 17,” which follows a ‘reprinted’ employee on an area colony tasked with harmful jobs, attracted 562,206 admissions over the weekend throughout 1,895 screens. The movie’s ongoing success in Korea has been bolstered by Imax screenings.

In second place, South Korean horror “Exorcism Chronicles: The Starting” added $402,927 to its complete, accounting for six.87% of the market share. The movie has now grossed $2.5 million with 384,934 admissions, transferring up a spot from final weekend’s third.

Newly launched “Conclave” debuted in third place with $337,606. The movie attracted 51,266 viewers throughout 630 screens, bringing its cumulative complete to $483,964 with 75,092 admissions.

“Plave ‘Sprint’ in Cinema,” a movie that includes digital boy band Plave, debuted in fourth place with $22,476 and 32,702 admissions, regardless of being proven on solely 68 screens. (In South Korea, field workplace rankings are decided by admissions, not revenues.

In fifth, “Captain America: Courageous New World” earned $215,635 from 32,333 admissions, making up 3.68% of the weekend market. The Marvel blockbuster has now grossed $11.1 million with 1.63 million admissions since its mid-February launch.

“It’s Okay!” held regular in sixth place with $146,019, accounting for two.49% of the market share. The romantic drama, which follows highschool scholar In-young as she navigates life after her mom’s dying, has now earned $616,545 with 100,595 admissions.

In seventh, patriotic documentary “Cheer Up, Korea!” added $79,617 with 12,380 admissions, bringing its cumulative complete to $372,875 with 58,462 admissions. “You Are the Apple of My Eye,” a South Korean remake of the 2011 Taiwanese hit, positioned eighth with $67,072 and 9,962 admissions. The movie’s cumulative complete now stands at $976,394 with 158,884 admissions.

In ninth, “Paddington in Peru” introduced in $60,085, making up 1.02% of the weekend field workplace. The movie has now grossed $709,859 with 119,057 admissions.

Rounding out the highest 10, “Anora” reentered the charts after its a number of Oscar wins with $59,563, bringing its cumulative complete to $452,810 with 66,431 admissions.