The movie "The Man Who Lives with the King" surpassed 2 million viewers on February 15, its 12th day since release. According to the integrated movie ticketing system, as of 12:36 a.m. that day, the cumulative number of viewers reached 2,040,931.

Set in Cheongnyeongpo in 1457, "The Man Who Lives with the King" tells the story of a village chief who voluntarily exiled himself for the revival of the village and a young former king who was dethroned. This film is the first Korean movie to depict the hidden story of King Danjong, offering cheerful laughter and deep emotion.

Distributor Showbox stated, "This film has established itself as a must-watch movie during the Lunar New Year holiday with its delightful laughter and profound emotion that captivated audiences," adding, "It will continue to accelerate its successful run fueled by word-of-mouth."

Audiences have responded positively to the film. One viewer said, "The lingering impression made me keep searching for more information. I'm going for multiple viewings." Another commented, "It's truly the best movie. A masterpiece that doesn't miss either fun or emotion."

Praise for the performances of actors Yoo Hae-jin and Park Ji-hoon also continues. Viewers mentioned, "The casting feels like the actors are wearing clothes that fit them perfectly," and highly praised Yoo Hae-jin's acting as "truly the best of the best."

"The Man Who Lives with the King" is currently being screened to great acclaim in theaters and is expected to attract even more viewers during the Lunar New Year holiday. The film is creating a craze for multiple viewings among audiences and is enjoying great popularity at the box office.

To celebrate surpassing 2 million viewers, director Jang Hang-jun and the main actors expressed their handwritten thanks. They plan to communicate directly with audiences through stage greetings during the Lunar New Year holiday.

"The Man Who Lives with the King" captivates audiences with its rich entertainment encompassing laughter, emotion, and tears, establishing itself as a film that allows viewers to fully enjoy the festive holiday atmosphere.