JooWon's ”Firefighter” remains No. 1 for the second day after regaining the top spot... on the verge of reaching 1 million viewers

Despite the unexpected political issues, the movie "Firefighter" has maintained the No. 1 spot at the box office for two consecutive days since regaining the top spot. It could reach 1 million viewers as early as today, or at the latest by the end of this week.
According to the Film Council's integrated cinema ticketing computer network on the morning of the 11th, "Firefighter" maintained its lead at the box office, attracting 86,232 viewers the previous day.
The total number of viewers is 919,782. "Firefighter," which was released on the 4th, is about the only person who managed to put out the fire and rescue everyone in the harsh conditions at the time of the Hongje-dong fire disaster in 2001.
The story depicts the situation of firefighters who are deployed with one goal in mind. "Firefighter" ranked first at the box office on the first day of its release on the 4th and maintained its top position for three consecutive days.
-The movie "Moana 2" ranked first again, causing its ranking to drop, but it rose one rank the previous day and maintained that position for two days.
However, late on the 3rd, in the aftermath of South Korean President Yoon Seok-youl's declaration and lifting of martial law,
With the current situation in turmoil due to allegations of civil unrest and moves to impeach political rights, "Firefighter" has unexpectedly become the target of a boycott campaign among some Internet users.
The fact that he is the brother of People's Power Rep. Kwak Gyu-taek, who did not participate in the impeachment vote due to the party's opinion that he was "against impeachment," spread rapidly in online communities.
Still, a significant number of internet users and viewers are in favor of "Firefighter," saying it's unfair for someone's family member to become a victim of a boycott.
In particular, the project's intention and purpose, as well as the credible PR strategy combined with donations, have increased the sympathy and participation of many viewers.
"Firefighter" attracted attention as it started a major donation challenge immediately after its release. 119 won per ticket from paying audience members was donated to the Korean firefighters' equipment and conditions improvement project.
The 119 Won Donation Challenge is a way for people to donate cash to help fight firefighters by simply watching the movie "Firefighter."
The donation will be used to support the National Fire Hospital, which is scheduled to open in 2025. The '119 Won Donation Challenge', supported by the enthusiasm of the audience for the movie 'Firefighter,' will have a positive influence on the world.
Attention is focused on whether this will lead to an important step in warming the world. In terms of real-time advance ticket sales, "Firefighter" still holds the overwhelming number one spot.
The pre-sales rate was 17.4%, with 66,014 viewers. The Korean film "Harbin," due to be released on the 24th, came in second with 54,391 pre-sales viewers, while another Korean film, due to be released today on the 11th, came in second with 54,391 pre-sales viewers.
The movie "Big Family" came in third with advance ticket sales of 44,567 people.