It was the most shocking news in the latest news

It was the most shocking news in the latest news article. The closing of the theaters one by one was heartbreaking as the news came from time to time with CGV's appearance in 1999, but Korean theaters were overwhelmed beyond compare. I felt dizzy at the moment.

1. At the age of 5, I first encountered the theater, and at that time, the ASEAN theater was imprinted in my head. - In addition to 'Son Wokong',
2. Kukdo Theater, which made me experience the precious experience and dignity of the theater - In addition to 'Total Recall',
3. Monseongsa, which made me feel the aura of history and tradition - 'Seopyeonje', 'Dracula', etc,
4. Picadiri Theatre, which made me feel that theater is not just a place to watch movies, but to experience the world of cinema - Starship Troopers and more
5. Hollywood Theater, which had a unique location of the rooftop of a building, gave it a resting place in the city center - "Cliff Hangar" and more
6. Seoul Theater, which embodies the movie country and the movie world beyond fantasy in reality - 'Beauty and the Beast', 'Aladdin', 'Terminator 2' and more
7. Myungbo Theater, which made me feel creepy about the world's change, led by Korea's first digital sound, during the film industry's transition from analog to digital - "The Rock," "Faceoff," "Waterworld" and more

The Korean Theater was the last theater in the memory that remained in a situation where all of them disappeared into history or were no longer theaters. It wasn't what it used to be, but even after transforming into a multiplex, it made me a memory and survived as an adult. (By the way, the reason why I keep saying 'theater' instead of the expression 'theater' is because I only used the expression 'theater' in the past.) But the Korean Theater in the last remaining memory will be closed...

Earlier, I listed seven theaters in my memory, but all of them were no match for the Korean Theater. I think it is true in terms of objective aspects such as screen size, sound facilities, movie selection, audience mobilization, and seat size, but it is true in terms of the degree that it has affected me. In short, it is not an exaggeration to say that the Korean Theater made me the Hollywood Kid and movie mania I am today and took the career pass I am today. When I was a child, I was led by my father or mother, or I went to the Korean Theater alone. The Last Emperor, Gremlin, Robocop, etc. etc......

"Titanic," which was the last film to be screened in a single theater before the theater became multiplexed (if I remember correctly), was released on the 100th day of my first vacation in the military, and I went to the theater to see if it was Dong Seoul or Sangbong, wearing military uniforms. (It was in the evening when I went home after watching the movie, and I saw my parents' faces.) As it was the last film to be screened in a single theater, I vividly remember that I had the greatest sound experience in the mid-low range, which I can never forget. (Since then, the sound shock has been about the first place at CNEX in the Taepyeongro store of Samsung Plaza, which was created by Samsung when it entered the movie theater business. It gave me a 4D experience where I got goosebumps on my skin and my chair trembled. - Triple X 1)

After changing to the current multiplex and reopening, when I graduated from university and started working at Samsung, when I was stressed out because it was close to my company, I came here as if I were running away from work, or in my late 20s and early 30s, I used it as a quiet, cozy, and pleasant dating place. Spider-Man, Empress Dowager, Hero, Lovers, Multicellular Girls, and more...

I feel like I am emptying my head and heart when I hear that the Daehan Theater will disappear. Just as I suddenly heard the news of my first love buried in one place of my heart, it was the news that I died of a disease not long ago.

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