It is said that the crisis for Netflix-related films has become a reality, but it is reported that there are almost no films produced this year, and the absence of Korean films currently in production means that there are 'zero' films scheduled for release in two years. Assassin(s) director Heo Jin-ho recently appeared on the 'Suggestions for the Leap of Korean Cinema' forum and said, "In a word, I want to say it is 'collapse.' Korean films are not being made at all," and director Jang Jae-hyun, who drew nearly 12 million viewers with 'Exhuma' starring Kim Go-eun, also agreed with the term 'collapse.' In particular, the box office guarantee check that promised 'If it's this person, I'll watch it' has disappeared, regardless of whether the director or actor is involved. Lee Young-joo, head of film business strategy at CJ ENM, said, "The box office formula has collapsed." Now, a 10-million-viewer film is out of reach, and now it's 'Exhuma' Kim Go-eun's most recent film, 'Love in a Big City,' which made the 10-million-viewer list, attracted only 870,000 viewers, and Netflix's recent 'Tarot' attracted just 10,000 viewers. 'The Devil Has Moved In,' starring Yoon-ah, drew attention with only 420,000 viewers, and another 10 million million hit by Ma Dong-seok, who also hit the 10 million film 'Holy Night: Demon Hunters' after the outlaws series hit 10 million viewers, was a box office flop with only 770,000 viewers. In terms of single film scale , Even this summer's 10 million viewer-anticipated 'Omniscient Reader's Perspective,' which had a top-tier production budget of 30 billion won, has only reached 1.06 million cumulative viewers. This year, the top cumulative audience was 'Zombie Daughter' with 5.63 million, followed by 'Opposition' with 3.37 million, and during the Chuseok holiday 'Can't Help It' and 'Boss', which drew attention for their releases, are said to be difficult to reach even 3 million viewers. In particular, 'Can't Be Helped' recorded explosive ticket sales even before its release, raising expectations for a 10 million viewer film, but currently it has only 2.83 million viewers. The monthly OTT subscription fee is about the same as a movie ticket, and going to the theater costs an average of 30,000 won per person, including tickets and snacks. In this situation, many people think it's better to watch Netflix freely at home, which has become ,,,,,.
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