• "KPop Demon Hunters" has been streamed over 210 million times and holds multiple music chart records.
• Fans can attend sold-out sing-along screenings in theaters across five countries this weekend.
• The film is poised to take the No. 1 spot at the box office, potentially earning US$15 million.
• The soundtrack features three Billboard top 10 hits, a first for any movie since the 1990s.
• "KPop Demon Hunters" is Netflix's most-watched original animated movie, with immense cultural impact.

Netflix's summer sensation, "KPop Demon Hunters," which features K-pop stars battling demons with musical power, is now making its way to theaters for a limited run of sing-along screenings this weekend. The film has captured global audiences, having been viewed over 210 million times on the platform and boasting five songs in the global top ten on Spotify, as reported by Bangkok Post and South China Morning Post.

This animated musical chronicles the journey of Huntr/x, a girl group using their powerful voices to battle demons, combining bright animation with catchy tunes. Thousands of fans are attending sold-out screenings across the U.S., Canada, and other regions, highlighting its exceptional popularity, according to Los Angeles Times and Bangkok Post.

The film, which has achieved highlights such as staying on Netflix’s Top 10 chart, is expected to dominate the box office this weekend, with early estimates suggesting it could make US$15 million. Analysts caution that figures could increase dramatically if demand generates additional screenings, a sentiment echoed by industry experts, including analyst David A. Gross from Franchise Entertainment Research, according to South China Morning Post.

With catchy tracks like "Golden," which has topped the Billboard charts, "KPop Demon Hunters" stands out not just as an animated film but as a cultural phenomenon. The combined allure of K-pop music and animation has made the movie a highly anticipated event, with many fans preparing to cosplay and sing along in theaters, a format that has previously been successful for other titles, noted Los Angeles Times and South China Morning Post.

The excitement surrounding "KPop Demon Hunters" is amplified by its blend of pop culture references and a relatable story of friendship and rivalry. Fans express their enthusiasm through social media and memes, which have contributed significantly to its word-of-mouth success, as indicated by Bangkok Post and South China Morning Post.