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Along with their impressive music offerings, some BTS movies have been crafted to provide close interactions among the members. Through these movies, the BTS members present their authentic versions to their fans including vulnerabilities.
The band is currently inactive as the members are completing their compulsory military service. Jin, the oldest member of the group was the first to enlist for his service, followed by j-hope. The two members were followed by the rest of the BTS members with Suga enlisting in public service due to his injury.
With Jin already back from his service in July 2024 and j-hope set to return later this year, the group is set to make a full comeback in 2025.
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While waiting for the band to reunite, fans can binge-watch these five BTS movies.
Note: The article reflects the author's opinion and is listed in no particular order.
Top 5 BTS movies to watch in 2024
The Sportskeeda team has enlisted the five best BTS movies and they are -
- Burn The Stage: The Movie
- Bring The Soul: The Movie
- Break the Silence: Persona: The Movie
- SUGA: Agust D Tour D-Day the Movie
- Jimin's Production Diary
1) Burn The Stage: The Movie
Burn the Stage: The Movie, the first feature film of BTS, was released on November 15, 2018. In the opening week, over 2 million tickets were sold for this BTS movie in South Korea, grossing $1.77 million. In the USA, the movie accumulated $3.54 million by the first weekend, breaking the record for the highest-grossing event cinema musical production, previously held by One Direction in 2014.
This BTS movie chronicles the band's journey to mainstream success, breaking barriers and reaching new heights in the global music scene. It provides an intimate behind-the-scenes look at the band's 2017 'Live Trilogy Episode III The Wings' tour, which captivated over 550,000 fans across 40 concerts in 19 cities.
Directed by Park Jun Soo, the film was released for a limited time in participating theaters. After releasing successful albums like Love Yourself: Tear, this BTS movie was another milestone in the band's career.
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2) Bring The Soul: The Movie
Another BTS movie, Bring The Soul: The Movie was released in 2019 in theatres, providing an intimate behind-the-scenes look at BTS during their "Love Yourself World Tour," which included 24 concerts across 12 cities.
Set on a Parisian rooftop, this BTS film showcases the intimate footage of the final concert in Europe. The seven members—RM, Suga, Jin, J-Hope, Jimin, V, and Jungkook—reflect on their whirlwind experiences, sharing never-before-heard stories at a small after-party.
After a month of releasing the movie, it was available on Netflix, revealing candid moments like sharing food and stories, which allowed fans to see them not just as global superstars but as seven young men on an extraordinary journey.
3) Break the Silence: Persona: The Movie
Break The Silence: The Movie is different from the other BTS movies, released in 2020. Unlike the other movies, it explores the personal lives and identities of the BTS members.
Starring the seven members of BTS - RM, Jin, Suga, J-Hope, Jimin, V, and Jungkook- the movie documents the complexities of public personas and private selves during the world tour.
In the movie, Suga could be seen saying:
"I used to worry about giving my 100% to the fans but now I just want to have fun on stage and do what I want to do"
The speech from this BTS movie smoothly synced with the theme 'Who Am I?". Another BTS member RM added:
"I might not fully able to love myself yet but throughout this journey, I begin to love myself more"
This BTS movie documents the emotional aspects, and vulnerabilities of the members where they openly discuss their fear, the pressure of the demanding lifestyle, and the loneliness they often suffer from.
4) SUGA: Agust D Tour D-Day the Movie
Another BTS movie, SUGA: Agust D Tour D-Day the Movie, was released in 2024 through the collaborative effort of Trafalgar and HYBE. The concert film grossed $10.16 million worldwide from April 10-14, 2024, marking it as the highest-grossing U.S. and worldwide concert film of the year, as well as the highest-grossing cinema event ever for a solo K-pop act.
In North America alone, it grossed over $961,000 on its opening day. The film showcases Suga’s unique artistic vision, combining electrifying performances with stunning visuals, and stands as a powerful representation of his creative genius. The film was screened in over 3,500 theaters across more than 100 territories.
The movie features the theatrical edit of the SUGA: Agust D TOUR ‘D-DAY’ THE FINAL, encompassing 25 shows in 10 cities and attracting millions of fans. It includes energetic performances, Suga’s stunning music, and special duet stages with BTS members RM, Jimin, and Jungkook.
5) Jimin's Production Diary
In October 2023 Jimin's Production Diary was officially launched as the HYBE's another documentary BTS movie. It offers an intimate look at the making of FACE and Jimin's journey as a solo artist. Jimin's Production Diary, available to stream on Weverse, provides a detailed and personal view of Jimin's creative process.
Songs like Like Crazy and Set Me Free Pt. 2.- two most popular songs from the album FACE, brought huge success to Jimin's career and the title of highest charting album by a K-pop idol on Billboard. Along with making this album, this BTS movie depicts Jimin's perfectionist tendencies, insecurity anxiety, etc.
The documentary also portrays Jimin's struggles with self-doubt, but it equally captures his joy when he works on his music, often breaking into spontaneous dance moves when inspired. Jimin's heartfelt letter to ARMY, shared before the release of his documentary, reflects his deep connection with his fans and his gratitude for their support.
Apart from these BTS movies, fans can explore BTS: Yet To Come, which is available on Prime Video. Another binge-worthy documentary movie is BTS World Tour: Love Yourself in Seoul, available on Google Play.
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