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BTS' management, BIGHIT MUSIC, recently released an announcement for the movie, BTS: Yet To Come in Cinemas. The movie, starring all seven members of the K-pop group, will hit the screens on February 1, 2023. It will be a documentation of their recent Busan concert and will be released worldwide for a limited period of time.
The sale of the tickets will begin on January 10 at 7 pm EST and will go on till January 11, 9 am KST. Fans can book their tickets on the specific website that they have released for the movie release. Yet to Come in Cinemas will be available for fans in 110 countries and is put out in different formats like 4DX, 4DX Screen, standard, etc.
Fans go into a frenzy after announcement of BTS: Yet To Come in Cinemas
With the start of their mandatory military service schedule, fans expected lesser content from their idols but to their surprise, BTS has come out with a sudden drop of their new documentary announcement, which has sent ARMYs into a frenzy.
The Busan Yet To Come concert that BTS held in October was their contribution to promoting Busan's bid for the World Expo 2030. The free concert was a huge success and held a lot of sentimental value to ARMYs given that their enlistment for the military was announced during their stage.
The concert, which has now been converted into a movie, is expected to be an emotional rollercoaster for fans.
Especially given their previous documentaries and films, where ARMYs were found crying rivers, the movie is believed to be no less heart-breaking. As the members slowly leave for their military services, with Jin kickstarting the same, fans believe that Yet to Come in Cinemas is one of the many departing gifts that BTS has laid out for them.
Alongside the emotional quotient, fans are also excited to see the impressive performances they showcased during the concert on the big screens. Their show-stopping performances, impressive choreography, and uplifting songs in a cinematic setting are an experience that fans can't wait to have.
Previous BTS documentaries and films
Throughout their careers, BTS has put out many documentaries and films that have resulted from the many concerts they've held in the last nine years. Each documentary has dived deeper into the personalities of the K-pop idols and how they handle the pressure of being the most popular boy band in the world.
Their filmography kickstarted with the release of BTS: Burn the Stage, back in 2018, an eight-episode documentary series that was later turned into a movie under the same name later that year.
BTS followed that with Love Yourself, Bring the Soul, Break the Silence, and Permission to Dance on Stage, before finally landing at Yet to Come in Cinemas.
Most of their documentaries revolved around concerts and its behind-the-scenes that many ARMYs are always curious about. Their movies and documentaries are often commended for the captivating and intriguing cinematography that glued the audience to their seats as they went on an emotional rollercoaster.
With the release of their Disney+ documentary right around the corner along with Yet To Come in Cinemas, fans are indeed spoilt for choice as the members continue to simultaneously roll out their solo content.
