Disney's live-action adaptation of "Moana" has reached the top of the box office in South Korea during the weekend of July 10-12. According to data from the Korean Film Council's KOBIS, the film sold 403,931 tickets over this three-day period, generating $3 million in revenue and capturing 36.53% of the market share. This success indicates that "Moana" has garnered significant interest from both local and international audiences.

The remarkable success of "Moana" also highlights the effectiveness of Disney's strategy to reinterpret animated films in live-action format. The film stands out with themes that appeal to both young viewers and families. Additionally, the growing interest of South Korean cinema audiences in high-quality content is boosting the box office success of such productions.

On the other hand, the success of "Moana" is also impacting the box office performance of other films. The production titled "The Eyes" caught attention by landing in second place this weekend. However, "Moana"'s strong debut may lead to more challenges for films like "The Eyes." This situation once again highlights the intense competition within South Korean cinema.