The post BTS Bringing Concert Film Yet to Come to Prime Video appeared first on Consequence. While some of the group’s other concert films found a home on Disney+, including BTS: Permission to Dance ...

The K-pop group announced they were going on hiatus in June 2022 Jeff Kravitz/FilmMagic The highly anticipated BTS concert documentary is coming soon — and it's set to play exclusively on Prime Video.

BTS‘ massive free-of-charge show at Busan’s World Expo in October welcomed upwards of 50,000 in-person guests but fans who missed out will now have a chance to experience the performance on the big ...

Given that the BTS concert film BTS: Yet to Come pulled in enough cinemagoers over the weekend to reach #5 at the North American box office — coupled with the legions of ARMY bomb-wielding fans at the ...

This Thursday, Prime Video released the concert film “BTS: Yet to Come” starring the record-breaking K-pop group BTS, whose members consist of RM, Jin, Suga, J-Hope, Jimin, V and Jungkook. “Yet to ...

K-Pop legend BTS may be on hiatus, but fans are decidedly not. Concert film BTS: Yet To Come hit No. 5 at the North American box office this weekend with $5.1 million on 1,100+ screens, for a cume ...

Even during their hiatus, BTS is still giving ARMY what it wants. In October, the K-pop group announced they’re taking a break from group music and shows so that each member can complete their ...

Promise that we'll keep on coming back for more... of the K-Pop concert movie starring beloved South Korean boy band BTS, premiering today. Now streaming on Prime Video, BTS: Yet to Come brings the ...

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BTS members RM and Jung Kook are both set to launch feature-length documentary films within the next month. “RM: Right People, Wrong Place,” directed by Lee Seok-joon and distributed by CJ 4DPLEX, ...