KPop Demon Hunters Directors Spill on Oscar Hopes and Sequel Secrets!

Kpop Demon Hunters is an animated film that has taken the world by storm. The story follows Zoey, Rumi, and Mira, three talented girls who make up the Kpop group Huntr/x. Not only do they perform huge concerts, but they also fight to save the world from evil forces. The movie was created and directed by Maggie Kang and Chris Appelhans, who are thrilled with its success. Maggie Kang recently shared that she is excited about the possibility of more stories featuring Huntr/x, although nothing has been officially announced yet. She believes there is still a lot to explore with these characters and their world.

Since its release, Kpop Demon Hunters has shattered records. It is now the most watched title in Netflix history, with over 325 million views. The film features the girls battling a demon boy band called Saja Boys, and audiences have loved the mix of music and action. When a sing-a-long version was released in theaters, it became the first Netflix film to reach number one at the US box office. The soundtrack has also made history, with four songs landing in the US top 10 at the same time. The hit song Golden, performed by Huntr/x, spent eight weeks at number one, tying a record for animated acts.

There is growing excitement that Kpop Demon Hunters could win big at the Oscars. Critics have praised the film, and it is currently favored over other animated movies like Zootopia 2. The directors are proud of their work and hope it will be recognized with awards. The film is also a strong contender for best original song, with Netflix planning to submit Golden for consideration. The directors have their own favorite songs from the movie, and they are proud of the emotional impact the music has had. The film's popularity has continued to grow, with fans creating content and spreading the word online. The singers who voice Huntr/x have appeared on major TV shows and are enjoying their success. The directors clarify that the movie is not anime, but was influenced by Korean filmmakers and dramas. They do not plan to make a live-action version, as they feel animation allows for more creativity and excitement. Maggie Kang says the most rewarding part has been seeing people connect through Kpop and the movie. She feels that the film has already achieved more than they ever hoped, and the joy it has brought to fans is the real victory.