“Spider-Man: Brand New Day” opens at No. 1 on South Korea’s weekend box-office chart, led by large admissions during its first four days in theaters. Korean Film Council/KOBIS data cited by outlets show the film draws 2,252,930 to 2,252,935 admissions across the weekend period (Friday through Sunday) and records about $16.9 million over that three-day window. By Sunday, its total admissions reach roughly 3.38 million, with one report placing that figure at 3,384,152 as of that date. The film also reaches major audience milestones quickly: it becomes the fastest title of the year to reach 1 million moviegoers, doing so on its second day, and it is the fastest to pass 2 million and 3 million. In pre-release ticketing, it accounts for 43.7% of presales, ahead of “The Odyssey” at 38.7% (scheduled for release Wednesday). Na Hong-jin’s sci-fi action thriller “Hope” continues strong performance and ranks No. 2 over the weekend, adding 335,808 admissions in that period.