Get ready for a cinematic treat! The masterminds behind the hit film ‘Extreme Job’ are teaming up with ‘comedy maestro’ director Son Jae-gon for the upcoming movie ‘Wild Thing.’ Set to hit theaters on June 3, this film is already building massive hype, promising a unique blend of side-splitting comedy and electrifying K-Pop vibes!
‘Wild Thing’ is a hilarious comedy following the audacious comeback attempt of ‘Triangle,’ a co-ed trio that once ruled the music charts. After disbanding 20 years ago due to an unexpected accident, they’re ready to take on a reckless challenge to reclaim their glory!
Adding even more excitement, director Son Jae-gon, known for his unique cinematic universe filled with witty imagination and ironic humor in films like ‘My Scary Girl’ and ‘Secret Zoo,’ is at the helm. And if that wasn’t enough, About Film, the production company behind South Korea’s all-time highest-grossing comedy, ‘Extreme Job,’ has also joined the team, guaranteeing a comedy lineup you can trust!
Everyone’s buzzing to see what kind of incredible synergy director Son Jae-gon’s signature unpredictable storytelling and vibrant characters will bring to ‘Triangle’s’ wild comeback journey. It’s already getting potential viewers hyped!
But ‘Wild Thing’ isn’t just any comedy; it’s being hailed as a ‘full-package entertaining movie’! Why? Because a whole host of actual K-Pop experts lent their talents to the film!
Get ready for some serious bops! Hitmakers are all over this project. Composer Shim Eun-ji, known for her work with TWICE and IU, crafted the film’s main track, ‘Love is.’ Plus, producers from JYP Entertainment, including KASS (who has worked with NMIXX and ITZY), joined forces to ensure top-notch sound quality!
And the choreography? None other than Nana Company, the team behind SSAK3’s iconic moves, took the reins! They’ve perfectly brought everything from nostalgic breaking dances to the hottest idol choreography to the big screen.
Don’t miss the spot-on Y2K styling, another major highlight! Makeup director Jo Tae-hee, known for ‘Moving’ and ‘The Night Owl,’ and costume director Kim Jung-won from ‘Pilot’ teamed up to flawlessly recreate the fashion and feel of 20 years ago, drawing audiences deeper into the story.
Director Son Jae-gon shared his confidence in the film, hoping it will be “a movie where audiences laugh and have fun, then find themselves humming a tune as they leave the theater.” With its irresistible blend of laughter, music, and dazzling performances, this ‘all-in-one gift set’ promises to be a hit with viewers!
