South Korean directors collectively protested against "Frozen 2" monopolizing the concurrent films and suffered heavy losses

According to South Korean media reports, many South Korean directors held an emergency press conference to collectively protest the monopoly of the movie "Frozen 2" on South Korean movie screens, which also caused huge controversy.

According to Korean media reports, on the morning of the 22nd, director Zheng Zhiying and other Korean filmmakers held an emergency press conference in Seoul to protest the monopoly of "Frozen 2" on Korean cinema screens. According to relevant data, the second part of the movie "Frozen" was officially released in South Korea yesterday. The pre-sale before the release of the movie reached 1.1 million viewers, and the number of viewers on the first day of the release was 600,000. This also hit other movies released at the same time. Therefore, many directors gathered together to protest the monopoly of "Frozen 2" on movie screens.

The first "Frozen" received huge acclaim when it was released, so audiences were looking forward to the second part. It was not only popular in South Korea, but also attracted much attention and expectations in other countries and regions. The movie had already exceeded the 1 million mark in pre-sales in South Korea, which was the first time in South Korea. This is enough to show the popularity and influence of the movie. Currently, South Korean directors are collectively protesting against the monopoly of "Frozen 2" on South Korean movie screens.

"Frozen 2" was released in China and North America today (November 22).