American fans of Big Bang's T.O.P and K-drama Heirs star Kim Woo Bin should buckle their seat belts, as both stars will debut with movies in the United States, consecutively. Well Go USA is the distributor along with Showbox, for Big Bang's deep voiced rapper, T.O.P in the action packed film Commitment. Commitment tells the story of Myung Hoon, a North Korean spy, who infiltrates South Korea as a teenager. During his time in South Korea, Myun Hoon, portrayed by T.OP., becomes interested in Hye In, whom distracts him from his intended mission. T.O.P then becomes embroiled in a game of cat and mouse in which he is allegedly a North Korean defector, in this action packed story which is set to arrive in selected American theaters on December 6^th. Commitment is a highly anticipated event for VIPs (fans of Big Bang), many of whom will be traveling from afar to witness T.O.P in his action film glory. For Showtimes for Commitment, which will screen in theaters in New York City, Houston, D.C., Los Angeles, San Francisco, Dallas, Atlanta, Chicago, Philadelphia, and Seattle, click here.

Audiences who have embraced Choi Young Do, Kim Woo Bin's narcissistic and self proclaimed megalomaniac in Heirs can catch him on the silver screen in the United States in Friend 2:The Legacy. Kim Woo Bin portrays Seong Hoon, a rookie gangster who is being mentored to become the leader of a major crime family. In this Korean crime drama, Kim Woo Bin channels both his handsome appearance and the sinister nature of his charisma to become a key component of the film. While the role is a departure from his portrayal of the chaebol son in Heirs, international fans will have an opportunity to see the actor in a role set apart from his Heirs rival, Lee Min Ho. Friend 2 will also premier at selected theaters, with show times found on the CJ E&M website for Friend 2.

With such talented Korean idols on numerous screens throughout the world, there is no doubt that audiences will be taking a break from holiday shopping to see some of Korea's most handsome leading men on the silver screen. What is your most anticipated film and who do you think is the best idol actor, out of the two films?