'Train To Busan: Peninsula' earns RM4.1mil at the Malaysian weekend box office


Among the survivors in the post-apocalyptic Korea in 'Peninsula', as portrayed by Lee Ye-won, Kwon Hae-hyo and Lee Re. Photos: GSC Movies

Yeon Sang-ho's Peninsula topped the Malaysian weekend box office, earning a total of RM4.1mil.

The follow-up to the 2016 hit Train To Busan had already recorded the biggest sneak preview number for a Korean movie in Malaysia, accumulating RM520,000 on July 15.

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