Netflix’s KPop Demon Hunters Becomes Most-Streamed Global Animated Film
Netflix’s KPop Demon Hunters Becomes Most-Streamed Global Animated Film

Netflix’s KPop Demon Hunters Becomes Most-Streamed Global Animated Film

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Netflix's animated film 'KPop Demon Hunters' has become a cultural phenomenon and the most-watched Netflix film globally since its release, blending Korean folklore, K-pop music, and supernatural action. Actress and model May Hong, who voices the character Mira, shared her surprise at the film's success and expressed interest in exploring more of Mira's backstory in a potential sequel. Director Maggie Kang revealed her deep involvement in the production, including voice acting multiple roles and creating a unique world that merges traditional Korean culture with K-pop fandom, emphasizing the film's theme of overcoming inner fears and finding confidence. Kang, along with co-director Chris Appelhans, will participate in a Q&A event at the Ottawa International Animation Festival, highlighting the film's bold storytelling and innovative animation. The movie's soundtrack, featuring contributions from K-pop artists like Teddy Park and TWICE members, has resonated widely, although singer Wendy from Red Velvet chose not to cover the main OST 'Golden' due to its challenging pitch. The film's popularity spans demographics, with fans young and old, including notable figures like tennis star Novak Djokovic, engaging with its signature dances.

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