Korean movies have ranked high in reservation rates upon their release. The films "1 Victory" (directed by Shin Yeon-shik) and "The Firefighter" (directed by Kwak Kyung-taek) were released on the 4th. According to the integrated computer network from the Korean Film Council, these films have taken the top two spots in reservation rates.

As of 8 a.m., "1 Victory" had a reservation rate of 20.4%, with 79,162 advance tickets sold. "The Firefighter" followed with an 18.6% reservation rate, attracting 72,097 viewers. They surpassed Disney's animated film "Moana 2" (directed by David Derrick Jr.). The Golden Egg Index from CGV's audience evaluations stood at 99%, indicating promising box office performance.

"1 Victory" is a volleyball movie. It tells the story of a coach who's never won, an owner who doesn't care about winning, and players who don't know how to win, all striving for a single victory.

"The Firefighter" is a true story drama based on the 2001 Hwagye-dong fire disaster in Seoul. It highlights the efforts of firefighters who did their best to perform rescues under poor conditions.

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