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| Hangul | 꽃미남 연쇄 테러 사건 |
| RR | Ggonminam Yeonswae Tereo Sageon |
| MR | Kkonminam Yǒnswae T'erǒ Sagǒn |
| Directed by | Lee Kwon |
| Written by | Park Yeonseon |
| Starring | Super Junior |
| Distributed by | Chunguhram & mandf |
| Release date(s) | July 26, 2007 |
| Running time | 81 min. |
| Country | South Korea |
| Language | Korean |
| Admissions | 102,600 |
Attack on the Pin-Up Boys, also known as Flower Boys' Series of Terror Events or simply Flower Boys, is a 2007 South Korean high school mystery/comedy film and is the first film produced by SM Pictures, a subsidiary of SM Entertainment. The film stars every member of Super Junior, excluding Kyuhyun, because of the car accident.
A soundtrack was released along with the film's premiere on July 26, 2007.
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After the unusual attack on a school flower boy (heartthrob / pretty boys) on February 14, the same attacks began to happen at different high schools on every month of the same day. Rumors say that the next victims will be at Neulparan High School. The studious student Kibum decides to investigate the matter, blogging all of the terror events on the 14th of each month, causing the event to become a hot topic within the student body. After several attacks, Kibum predicts that the next victim will be either Siwon, president of the student body; Heechul, president of the dance club; or Kangin, the captain of the Judo Team.
Stars (Super Junior):
Cameos
Cheekily poking fun at idol culture and Super Junior's own flower boy image, the film did better than expected in box office sales on its premiere week. In reference to online ticket sales, the company was expecting a 22% range, but the sales made past 41.19%.[1] The film also gained positive reviews from critics, pointing out that the movie was more plot-oriented instead of star-oriented. Unlike past movies that tout its pretty boy casting, the film kept all the viewers until the end with a fascinating mystery.
Despite unexpected success in the box office of the film's premiere week, the film has failed to attract no more than an audience of 102,600 viewers.[2] Because this is SM Picture's first production, the company is still making an effort to promote the film and to succeed in breaking through the film industry.[3] The company will be attending the 12th annual Pusan Film Festival on October 4, 2007, and will also organize an opening ceremony, "SM Night." Previously, only SidusHQ and Namooactors, two of South Korea's top film producers, has contributed in the festival's opening ceremony.[2]
Throughout the remaining of the year, the film failed to attract more than 102,600 viewers and was proven to be a big loss for SM Pictures.[4] However, both versions of the film's DVD became a best-selling record and were sold-out in both Korea and oversea markets, which is more than enough to make up for the production loss of 8,500,000,000 won. [4]
The film made its debut in the cinemas of China, Thailand, Vietnam, and other Asian countries.[5]
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