"The Roundup: No Way Out" Surpasses 7.3 Million Viewers, Following in the Footsteps of "Parasite"?

According to the integrated computer network for ticket sales by the Korean Film Council on the 11th, The Roundup: No Way Out attracted 574,090 viewers the previous day, bringing the total cumulative audience to 7,301,435.

The Roundup: No Way Out achieved the milestone of 1 million viewers on its first day of release, 2 million on the third day, 3 million on the fourth day, 4 million on the fifth day, 5 million on the sixth day, 6 million on the seventh day, and now, on the eleventh day, it has reached 7 million viewers. This pace is approximately three days faster than the record set by the previous installment, 'The Roundup,' which surpassed 7 million viewers on its fourteenth day of release. It has also surpassed the final audience count of 'The Outlaws' (2017) with 6,880,546 viewers. Furthermore, it is in line with the speed at which films like 'Along with the Gods: The Two Worlds' (2017), 'A Taxi Driver' (2017), and 'Parasite' (2019) reached 7 million viewers on their eleventh day of release.

Meanwhile, The Roundup: No Way Out portrays the thrilling operation to capture the unstoppable detective Ma Suk Do (Ma Dong Seok), who moves to the Seoul Metropolitan Investigation Unit, and the mastermind behind the new drug crime, Joo Sung Cheol (Lee Joon Hyuk), as well as another villain involved in the drug case, Ricky (Aoki Munetaka). The film depicts their efforts to clean up crime in an exhilarating manner.

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