Rotten Tomatoes spotlights trailer for BTS: The Return ahead of Netflix debut

Rotten Tomatoes has shared the official trailer for BTS' Netflix documentary 'The Return' on March 22, providing fans with a preview days before its March 27 streaming premiere.

Following BTS' unveiling of the trailer last week—which offered glimpses into their post-military reunion in Los Angeles and work on comeback album Arirang—Rotten Tomatoes posted the clip on March 22, 2026. The announcement encourages viewers to watch ahead of the documentary's Netflix debut on March 27. The film portrays the group's resilience and reinvention, as previously detailed in our coverage.

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Illustrative teaser for Netflix's BTS ARIRANG comeback livestream, featuring the group on stage with promotional graphics and excited fans.
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Netflix releases teaser for BTS ARIRANG comeback livestream

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Following last week's announcement, Netflix dropped a teaser on March 7 for BTS's comeback live event tied to their album ARIRANG, heightening anticipation for the group's return after nearly four years.

BTS has released a trailer for the Netflix documentary BTS: The Return, which chronicles the making of their comeback album Arirang. The film debuts on March 27, ahead of the album's release on March 20. The group reunited in Los Angeles after completing mandatory military service.

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Following last week's trailer, BTS released an additional sneak peek on March 25 for its Netflix documentary 'BTS: The Return,' offering behind-the-scenes looks at the 'Arirang' album cover shoot and member interviews ahead of the March 27 premiere.

Rotten Tomatoes has shared an all-new trailer for the upcoming project Forbidden Fruits. The trailer features a cast including Lili Reinhart, Lola Tung, Victoria Pedretti, Alexandra Shipp, Emma Chamberlain, and Gabrielle Union.

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BTS's fifth studio album 'Arirang', released March 20, topped Melon's Top 100 with lead track 'Swim' and sold over 4 million copies on day one. As the group prepares for their first full-group concert since military service at Gwanghwamun Square on March 21—announced last month with elaborate procession and production details—leader RM will limit choreography due to an ankle ligament injury from rehearsals. The free one-hour show admits 22,000 ticket holders but expects 260,000 in the area, with live Netflix streaming and bolstered security.

South Korea's capital is gearing up for K-pop group BTS's first concert in four years, set for Gwanghwamun Square on March 21, 2026, following their hiatus for mandatory military service. The free event, livestreamed on Netflix, is expected to draw up to 260,000 fans, prompting extensive security measures and closures of nearby cultural sites. The performance will debut tracks from their new album Arirang, released the day before.

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Streaming services roll out fresh content this week, highlighted by BTS's first full album since military service and a new Peaky Blinders film. Other arrivals feature series with Elisabeth Moss and Kerry Washington, plus music from Luke Combs. Releases span Netflix, Apple TV, Hulu and more, starting March 20.

 

 

 

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