Hope hits U.S. theaters as Na Hong-jin’s monster epic arrives in wide Neon rollout

Na Hong-jin’s Hope, a sprawling monster epic, opens in roughly 1,500 U.S. theaters this week via Neon.

Na Hong-jin’s Hope, a sprawling monster epic, opens in roughly 1,500 U.S. theaters this week via Neon.

Na Hong-jin’s HOPE arrives in U.S. theaters on a notably wide 1,560-screen release, debuting to $3.3 million and drawing attention to Korean horror.

Na Hong-jin outlines a potential sequel to Hope, proposing a shift to the aliens’ perspective and an ending that arrives before sunrise.

Na Hong-jin’s Hope delivers a near three-hour monster spectacle in Hope Harbor, praised for practical effects and kinetic action.

Neon will bring Na Hong-jin’s monster film Hope to theaters two days early in premium formats before its Sept. 9 wide release.