The KPop Demon Hunters sequel is making big strides after the record-breaking success of the first one.
The Sony Pictures film released on Netflix, and became the streaming service's biggest film of all time, and even released a sing-a-long cinema version.
A second film hasn't been officially greenlit yet, but The Hollywood Reporter says that Sony and Netflix are in talks.
The publication states that the two corporations are working out profit margins and all the numbers, and both parties need to be on board for the sequel to happen.
Given the huge success of the film, an official confirmation soon wouldn't be unexpected.
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In addition to the film's huge success on Netflix, it also led to multiple songs from the soundtrack charting on the US' Billboard Hot 100 charts, with the song 'Golden' even topping the charts (the first time a song by a girl group has done so since Destiny Child's 'Bootylicious' in 2001).
Digital Spy dived into why the the film was so successful when other animation and Korean media has struggled to break through in the same way.
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We wrote: "The themes of friendship and self-acceptance at its core are just as striking, channeling typical coming-of-age journeys with the help of dynamic animation, blistering fight choreography, and the catchiest damn songs of the year."
In other Netflix news, the Thursday Murder Club movie dropped on the service this week after a brief theatrical release.
One of the changes it has made to the book has got fans pretty riled up.
KPop Demon Hunters is available to stream on Netflix in original and sing-a-long form.
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