The final chapter of the hit Korean crime-entertainment franchise is generating strong buzz with impressive box office momentum and glowing audience reactions.
The latest installment in Korea’s popular Tazza franchise, Tazza: The Song of Beelzebub, is making a strong impact at the Korean box office, holding the No. 2 spot for three consecutive days following its release.
Directed by Choi Guk-hee, the crime-entertainment film attracted 181,731 viewers on September 25, bringing its cumulative audience to 448,235. Despite facing several major releases during the busy Chuseok holiday period, Tazza 4 has maintained a strong presence at the box office.
The film is currently showing a close race with The Assassins, while its growing word of mouth continues to drive audiences to theaters.
Audience Satisfaction Continues to Rise
One of the most notable aspects of Tazza 4‘s early performance is its strong audience response.
The film’s box office momentum has reportedly exceeded expectations based on its pre-release ticket rankings. Following its release, steady audience turnout and positive word of mouth have helped maintain its momentum.
Its audience satisfaction score has also climbed significantly.
CGV’s Golden Egg index reached 93%, up from the previous day. The figure is notably higher than the scores recorded by previous installments, including 79% for Tazza: The High Rollers and 82% for Tazza: One Eyed Jack.
The score also puts the film close to the 99% audience rating recorded by the original Tazza, highlighting the positive response to what is being promoted as the franchise’s final installment.
Even with its adult-rated crime-entertainment genre, the film continues to receive favorable reactions, suggesting that audience word of mouth could play an important role in its theatrical run.
Fans Praise the Film’s Humor, Revenge, and Thrills
Audience reactions have been pouring in across online communities and ticketing platforms, with viewers praising everything from the film’s entertainment value to its memorable dialogue.
Some reactions describe the film as the perfect revenge story for the Chuseok holiday, while others say it changed their perception of what a Tazza movie could be.
Viewers have also praised its humor, with some saying they had not laughed that much at a movie in a long time.
Interestingly, audiences have also noted that newcomers can enjoy Tazza 4 even without having watched the previous films in the franchise.
Other viewers highlighted the film’s combination of immersion, catharsis, and stress relief, giving the experience particularly high marks.
Memorable lines from the movie have also begun circulating among fans, adding to the growing online buzz surrounding the film.
A Final Game of Revenge
Tazza: The Song of Beelzebub follows Jang Tae-young, played by Byun Yo-han, a man who appears to have it all after finding success in the online casino business.
His life takes another turn when he encounters his namesake, Park Tae-young, played by Roh Jae-won, a man who has taken everything away from him.
Their paths eventually cross again on the global gambling stage, setting the stage for one final game—and a long-awaited battle of revenge.
Based on the final story from Heo Yeong-man’s original comic series, Tazza: The Song of Beelzebub brings the franchise to its latest and potentially final chapter with a mix of crime, gambling, revenge, and dark comedy.
With strong audience reactions continuing to spread during the Chuseok holiday period, attention is now turning to how far Tazza 4 can go at the box office.
Coming Soon to Indonesian Cinemas
After generating strong buzz in South Korea, Tazza: The Song of Beelzebub is set to arrive in Indonesian cinemas soon, giving local audiences the opportunity to experience the latest chapter of the popular Korean gambling saga on the big screen.
For fans of Korean crime films, high-stakes gambling, revenge stories, and fast-paced entertainment, Tazza 4 is one title to keep on your radar.
Get ready to experience Tazza: The Song of Beelzebub at a cinema near you soon!
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