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Monday, October 26, 2026

KPop Demon Hunters’s New Dance Rehearsal Videos Offer a Clear Look at the Choreography

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    It wasn’t easy to see every dance move featured in KPop Demon Hunters, considering all the camera movement and demon-hunting going on. So, over a year after the movie’s release, Netflix is solving that problem with a series of new videos featuring HUNTR/X in “dance rehearsal.” Per an official release: “For the first time, fans can learn the complete official choreography for ‘How It’s Done’ and some of the film’s other biggest hits: ‘Golden,’ ‘Takedown,’ ‘Soda Pop,’ and ‘Your Idol.'”

    Clear, single-take videos of the full-length routines — performed by original choreographers Nain (Jam Republic), Leejung Lee (THEBLACKLABEL), and K-Tigers and then animated — will begin rolling out this week on Tudum and social channels. The first one, for “How It’s Done,” is embedded below, and on November 2nd Netflix will release a series of additional episodes spotlighting signature poses and formations.

    Revisit our in-depth look at the making of KPop Demon Hunters now. The Criterion Collection release of the movie on 4K Ultra HD/Blu-ray hits shelves on November 3rd, 2026.

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