Disney Movie 'Frozen' Icing Competition in Korea

The new movie from Disney has become the highest-grossing animated feature in South Korea.
Disney animation "Frozen" broked record of "Kung Fu Panda II"'s 5.06 million admissions which was biggest animation box office score and now it's on its way to be the first animation film to hit the 10 million viewer mark here in South Korea.
According to the Korean Film Council (KOFIC), the Disney film has grossed $44.17 million (47.7 billion won) in South Korea, passing prior record-holder "Kung Fu Panda 2," which pulled in $41 million (44.298 billion won) in 2011.
And it has since knocked the blockbuster Korean film "The Attorney" out of its place after four straight weeks at the top.

The film has drawn over six million admissions in South Korea, reaching the box-office milestone in 18 days. "Frozen" has grossed $864.4 million worldwide at the box office since its late-November release.

Flim 'Frozen' fever is moving to Korean music industry as well
Hit OST “Let It Go” from disney’s film is a surprise smash hit on Korea’s digital music charts, holding top ten positions on Daum Music, Bugs!, MelOn, Monkey3 and more. In fact, Idina Menzel was the highest-selling foreign artist in Korea for the month of January.

Idina’s original track may be the version ruling sales, but other renditions are creating plenty of buzz in the K-pop community as well. SISTAR’s Hyorin recorded Disney’s official Korean-language pop version, while Ailee and actress Lee Yoo Bi performed English covers of the Demi Lovato pop version on KBS2′s Yoo Hee Yeol’s Sketchbook and SBS Inkigayo, respectively.
Through M-Net’s show, Trot X, trot singer Park Hyun Bin also revealed the Korean Trot Version of “Let It Go”
Korea seem to be obsessed with OST from Disney’s latest animated film so far.