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Bring the Soul: The Movie (2019): Cast, Ratings & Box Office

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Bring the Soul: The Movie is a 2019 music documentary directed by Park Jun-soo, starring V, Suga and RM. It runs 1 hour 45 minutes and earned $12.2 million worldwide. Its Echo Score is 82/100.

worldwide gross
$12.2M
Echo Score
82
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Bring the Soul: The Movie (2019) movie poster
Released
Runtime
1h 45m (105 min)
Director
Park Jun-soo
Genres
Music , Documentary
Original language
Korean
After the credits
No No extra scene
The story

What Is Bring the Soul: The Movie About?

The premise of Bring the Soul: The Movie without spoilers.

A revealing look into the lives of K-pop superstars BTS beyond their electrifying stage performances. The film offers an intimate glimpse into their group dynamics through candid conversations and reflections, interwoven with breathtaking footage from their extensive world tour. It showcases the bond between the members and their journey as artists.

Bring the Soul: The Movie Themes & Keywords

· 9 tags
  • group
  • concert
  • world tour
  • singing
  • perform
  • boy
  • man
  • career
  • world
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Cast & crew

Bring the Soul: The Movie Cast

V leads the cast, with Suga and RM. Directed by Park Jun-soo; 7 actors are credited in all.

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More from Park Jun-soo

More films directed by Park Jun-soo: Jimin’s Production Diary, TOMORROW X TOGETHER: OUR LOST SUMMER, Break the Silence: The Movie and Burn the Stage: The Movie.

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Ratings

Bring the Soul: The Movie Reviews & Ratings

Our Echo Score gives it 82/100, strongest in rewatch factor (90) and weakest in story & flow (75).

82 /100

Bring the Soul: The Movie Echo Score Breakdown

Bring the Soul delivers a compelling behind‑the‑scenes portrait that resonates strongly with fans and casual viewers alike. The film’s emphasis on authentic moments and emotional honesty creates a vivid picture of the pressures faced by a global pop act. While the narrative breadth is limited and some viewers wish for more concert footage, the overall experience remains engaging and memorable. The consensus is that the documentary succeeds in its primary aim of offering insight and connection.

Our own 0–100 rating, built from five aspects: art, character, story, the sensory experience and how well a film rewatches.

  • Art & Craft 80

    In terms of art and craft, the documentary exhibits solid direction and cohesive editing that string together backstage moments effectively. Cinematography captures both intimate rehearsals and polished stage visuals, reinforcing the film’s polished aesthetic. Production design remains functional, emphasizing realism over stylized flair. Though not groundbreaking, the technical execution supports the story without distraction, resulting in a competent visual presentation.

  • Character & Emotion 85

    When it comes to character and emotion, the film excels in portraying the members' personal struggles and camaraderie. Performances convey genuine vulnerability, allowing viewers to sense the individual pressures and collective bond within the group. Emotional resonance is heightened by candid interviews and moments of reflection, fostering a deep empathetic response. The portrayal of character depth stands as a notable strength of the documentary.

  • Story & Flow 75

    The story and flow maintain a measured pacing that balances narration with live excerpts. Plot coherence is clear, following a chronological arc through tours and backstage episodes. Originality is modest, adhering to conventional documentary structures, which some viewers may find adequate but not exceptional. While the narrative offers insight, the limited focus on concert performances leaves a minor gap in narrative completeness.

  • Sensory Experience 78

    Sensory experience is reinforced by a well‑curated soundtrack that interweaves BTS’s music with ambient backstage sounds. Sound design captures both quiet moments and energetic performances, adding texture to the viewing experience. Visual style remains consistent, employing natural lighting and steady framing to maintain immersion. Though the sensory elements are effective, they stop short of delivering a highly stylized or innovative visual signature.

  • Rewatch Factor 90

    Rewatch factor is high; the film offers moments that reward repeated viewings, such as nuanced interactions and previously unseen footage. Emotional beats, especially those that elicit tears or laughter, retain their impact on subsequent viewings. The documentary’s combination of insight and fan‑centric content encourages continued engagement, making it a lasting addition for both dedicated supporters and new audiences.

Box office

Bring the Soul: The Movie Box Office

Bring the Soul: The Movie grossed $12.2 million worldwide. $4.8 million came from the US and Canada and $7.3 million (60%) from the rest of the world.

2019 box office

Worldwide gross

$12.2M

US & Canada
$4.8M
International
$7.3M
US & Canada 40% Rest of the world 60%
Videos

Bring the Soul: The Movie Trailers & Videos

The trailer of Bring the Soul: The Movie.

BTS (방탄소년단) 'BRING THE SOUL: THE MOVIE' Official Trailer
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Bring the Soul: The Movie Also Known As

7 alternative titles, including “BTS Bring The Soul” and “魂牵梦绕”.

Also known as
  • BTS Bring The Soul
  • 魂牵梦绕
  • Bring The Soul : The Movie
  • BTS: Bring the Soul: The Movie
  • BTS: Bring The Soul - O Filme
  • 带来灵魂:防弹少年团演唱会电影
  • Beuring deo soul: deo mubi

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Bring the Soul: The Movie FAQ: Cast & Box Office

Runtime, release date, director, cast, box office, post-credit scenes and language of Bring the Soul: The Movie, each answered in a sentence.

How long is Bring the Soul: The Movie?

Bring the Soul: The Movie runs 1 hour 45 minutes (105 minutes).

When was Bring the Soul: The Movie released?

Bring the Soul: The Movie was released on August 7, 2019.

Who directed Bring the Soul: The Movie?

Bring the Soul: The Movie was directed by Park Jun-soo.

More films by Park Jun-soo

Who is in the cast of Bring the Soul: The Movie?

Bring the Soul: The Movie stars V, Suga and RM, among 7 credited actors.

How much did Bring the Soul: The Movie make at the box office?

Bring the Soul: The Movie grossed $12.2 million worldwide ($4.8 million domestic, $7.3 million international).

Does Bring the Soul: The Movie have a post-credit scene?

No. Bring the Soul: The Movie has no extra scene during or after the credits.

What language is Bring the Soul: The Movie in?

The original language of Bring the Soul: The Movie is Korean.

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