The film ″The Devil Has Moved In,″ directed by Lee Sang-geun, is set to premiere on August 13th and has already topped the Korean movie ticket sales charts as of August 10th. Since its preview screening, it has emerged as a dark horse in summer theaters, eliciting both special emotions and laughter from audiences. As the final Korean film to debut this summer, ″The Devil Has Moved In″ is generating significant anticipation.

Following its premiere, the film has experienced explosive ticket sales, and expectations for its release are high. This momentum is likely to attract a steady stream of moviegoers starting August 13th.

Stars Im Yoona and Ahn Bo-hyun are actively promoting ″The Devil Has Moved In″ across various broadcast and entertainment programs, as well as on YouTube channels, showcasing their enthusiasm for the film.

Audience reactions following the preview have been overwhelmingly positive. Viewers have described the film as ″unique and distinctive,″ touching on universal emotions. Comments include praise for its originality, with one viewer stating, ″It felt like watching a real movie,″ while another noted, ″I laughed while watching it and then cried while leaving. It’s a gem, a film I haven’t seen in a while.″ Director Lee Sang-geun’s gentle approach to storytelling has also been highlighted, contributing to the growing buzz surrounding the film.

Particularly noteworthy is the word-of-mouth surrounding the romantic relationship between Im Yoon-ah and Ahn Bo-hyun, which many are touting as a perfect date movie. ″The Devil Has Moved In″ is a demon-possessed comedy that follows Gil-gu, played by Ahn Bo-hyun, an unemployed young man who finds himself in an outrageous part-time job spying on Seon-ji, portrayed by Im Yoon-ah, who wakes up every morning as a demon.

With the lighthearted humor characteristic of director Lee Sang-geun and the romantic storyline unfolding on a midsummer night, ″The Devil Has Moved In″ promises to entertain audiences of all ages this summer. The film will be released in theaters nationwide on August 13th.