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Jinyoung of GOT7 Debuts as a Villain in "Hi-Five", Korea’s Wackiest Action-Comedy Yet!

Park Jinyoung of GOT7 has officially turned to the dark side—and fans are loving every second of it!


In the new Korean comedy-action movie Hi-Five, Jinyoung takes on his first-ever villain role, shedding his usual charming image for something much darker and dangerously charismatic.


The film, directed by Kang Hyeong Cheol (Sunny, Swing Kids), stars an impressive lineup including Yoo Ah In, Ra Mi Ran, Ahn Jae Hong, Oh Jung Se, and Lee Jae In. But it’s Jinyoung’s shocking transformation into a cult leader that has left fans buzzing.


Hi-Five (Credits: Next Entertainment World)
Hi-Five (Credits: Next Entertainment World)

What’s Hi-Five About?


Five strangers receive organ transplants from the same mysterious donor. Soon after, they each discover they’ve developed strange and unique superpowers.


Before they can adjust to their new lives, they’re hunted by a sixth recipient—Jinyoung’s character—who wants to absorb their powers and rise to ultimate control.

The result is a wild ride of supernatural chaos, cult mind games, and laugh-out-loud moments.




Jinyoung’s Breakout Dark Role


Known for warm, romantic dramas like Yumi’s Cells, The Devil Judge, and ongoing drama Our Unwritten Seoul, Jinyoung’s switch to playing a cold-blooded villain has stunned even his most loyal fans.


His portrayal is intense, calculated, and magnetic. It’s a performance that’s getting praised not just by fans, but also critics, calling it one of his most daring roles yet.



Box Office Success and Viewer Craze


Hi-Five is dominating theaters in South Korea.


It ranked No. 1 in its opening week, and by June 7, it had already crossed 1 million viewers. From June 9 to 12, it reclaimed the top box office spot thanks to glowing reviews and fan re-watch power.


As of now, the film has exceeded 1.5 million total viewers and continues its strong box office run, becoming one of 2025’s biggest Korean film hits so far!




Release & Screenings


  • South Korea premiere: May 30, 2025

  • Asia theatrical rollout: June 6–19 (Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, Hong Kong, Taiwan, etc.)

  • North America release: June 20, 2025 



Why You Need to Watch Hi-Five


Jinyoung as a villain is something fans never expected, but now can’t stop talking about.


The movie offers a refreshing mix of action, comedy, and superpower fantasy that feels both new and nostalgic for longtime K-movie lovers.


Jinyoung as Villain in new K-movie Hi-Five (Credits: Next Entertainment World)
Jinyoung as Villain in new K-movie Hi-Five (Credits: Next Entertainment World)

With a talented ensemble cast, a bold storyline, and addictive re-watch value, Hi-Five is easily one of the must-watch films of the year.


So, what are you waiting for? This is the kind of chaotic fun K-entertainment has been missing lately.


Are you ready to watch Jinyoung go full villain? Which moment are you most excited to see on the big screen? Let us know your thoughts below!




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