“How It’s Done”: Making the Airplane Sequence | KPOP DEMON HUNTERS | Full Criterion Special Feature

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Maggie Kang and Chris Appelhans’ KPOP DEMON HUNTERS is out now in a director-approved 4K UHD edition, with Dolby Atmos soundtrack, from Criterion. Available on 4K, Blu-ray, and DVD from criterion.com: https://www.criterion.com/films/36058-kpop-demon-hunters

Presented here is a full special feature newly produced for Criterion’s new edition: a breakdown of the film’s opening sequence, made by Taylor Ramos & Tony Zhou (the team behind EVERY FRAME A PAINTING), featuring analyses by key members of the crew.

Also included as special features on Criterion’s new 4K release are:

• A full feature-length animatic, with a new introduction by Kang and Appelhans
• A new making-of documentary
• An additional visual essay by Taylor Ramos & Tony Zhou on the film’s use of music
• Lyric videos for seven of the songs in the film, including “How It’s Done”
• Collectible postcards featuring original illustrations by artists who worked on the film
• A new cover by Ami Thompson
• And more! https://www.criterion.com/films/36058-kpop-demon-hunters

*About _KPop Demon Hunters_*
Few films have taken the world by storm quite like _KPop Demon Hunters,_ an Academy Award–winning sensation overflowing with dazzling animation, unforgettable characters, and tenaciously catchy songs. At the film’s center is the chart-topping girl group HUNTR/X, whose three members—Rumi, Mira, and Zoey—have been busy juggling the pressures of stardom with their secret duty to shield their fans from supernatural forces. When their demon enemies suddenly take the form of a rival boy band, the trio must overcome their deepest self-doubts and use their music to protect humanity. Richly layered with references to Korean culture both ancient and modern, this generation-bridging phenomenon has inspired millions of fans with its message of friendship and self-acceptance.

Discover what else is coming to Criterion on 4K, Blu-ray and DVD this month: https://youtu.be/T_yTng3BjJA