It appears there has been some misinterpretation regarding�previous Taiwanese reports from August 8 on film 'Real' starring Kim Soo Hyun and Sulli.

According to a Taiwanese outlet, more than one million spectators had flooded to the theaters to watch 'Real' within the first 3 days upon release; however, such news has been confirmed to be false.

Instead of one million moviegoers as previously reported, a total of 1 million TWD (~ 150,000 USD) was made in sales.�When it comes to the number of spectators, that is less than 5,000 people. �

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Movie ticket prices in Taiwan vary depending on the location, the average adding up to $9 per ticket. If the cheapest price were $8, only about 4,600 people likely went to go see the film.

Reading this, netizens commented, "Hahahahaha", "5,000 to a million what a miracle that is... how humiliating" "I knew it," "There is clearly no such thing as miracles in this world... And I was just getting my hopes up when I read the previous article," "Of course, that wouldn't be the case, Taiwanese people are human beings too you know," "What a major twist this is."