‘BTS: The Return’ Trailer Out: Bangtan Boys Reunite for Mega Comeback; When and Where To Watch the Documentary (Watch Video)
BTS and Netflix have finally unveiled the trailer for 'BTS: The Return' documentary, showing the K-Pop supergroup's long awaited return after completing the completing South Korea's mandatory military service. The trailer also gives us a glimpse on how the seven member group transformed into global icons.
The trailer for the upcoming documentary BTS: The Return is out now, giving fans a look at the global music group as they come back together after completing their military service. The one-minute, fifty-five-second trailer follows the seven members of BTS as they reunite in Los Angeles to work on new music after spending time apart. The group, which debuted in 2013, has become one of the biggest pop acts in the world and has built a massive global fan base over the years. BTS’ V Aka Kim Taehyung Joins TikTok, Hits 3.5 Million Followers in 3 Days; Know Which Other Members Are on the Platform.
According to a press release, the documentary will follow the group as they meet again in the studio and begin creating new music. It also shows how the members reflect on their journey, from their early days in Korea to becoming global music stars.
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The documentary is also expected to feature moments from their reunion, including discussions about their time away from music, the changes they experienced, and their plans for the future. It also highlights the bond between the members as they return to working together after several years.
The film is directed by filmmaker Bao Nguyen, who previously worked on projects such as The Stringer and The Greatest Night in Pop. It is produced by HYBE, along with production companies This Machine and EAST Films. BTS Announces ‘ARIRANG’ Netflix Trailer Release for Tomorrow; Members Celebrate With Goofy ‘Butter’ Dance Video (Watch Video).
Executive producers on the film include Mark Blatty, Melissa Robledo, Seonjeong Shin, Nicole Kim, Kyewon Suh, and James Shin. Producers include Jane Cha Cutler, Bao Nguyen, RJ Cutler, Elise Pearlstein, Trevor Smith, Choongeon Lee, Namjo Kim, and Se Jun Lee. The documentary will stream worldwide on Netflix starting March 27, 2026.