Warner Bros. Photos respond to your ”Sinner“Prayers: The hit Ryan film Coming back Mist Theaters for a special release. The function opened just April 18, Easter weekendThe and gathered $ 48 million and has maintained steady success at the checkout.
Now, “Sinners” Will Return to Nine Imax Theater Across North America in 70mm from Thursday, May 15 to Wednesday, May 21. (The movie is still playing in theater, just not in as many IMAX screens.) Those the theater), IRMAs Include The City Walk Stadium 19 + IMAX (Irvine), Lincoln Square 13 + IMAX (New York), Metreon 16 + IMAX (San Francisco), Indiana State Museum (Indianapolis), Arizona Mills Imax (Phoenix), Autonation IMAX (FT. Lauderdale), Webax (webax (chapel (chapel (chapel Imax
“The audience has spoken and we listened,” said Jeff Goldstein, chairman of Global Distribution, Warner Bros. Pictures. “If a movie ever needed to be experienced in this incredible format with greater than life, it is” sinner. “Ryan has delivered a movie that has been embraced by fans that appreciate the craft that goes to create a movie for this screen filling format and we wanted to give everyone the opportunity to see it-or see it again-in 70mm IMAX.”
“Sinner’s” stars Michael B. Jordan as twin brothers who return to his hometown in Mississippi after surviving the First World War, just to discover that an even greater evil is waiting to welcome them back. Hailee Steinfeld, Miles Caton, Jack O’Connell, Wunmi Mosaku, Jayme Lawson, Omar Miller and Delroy Lindo co -star.
The Academy Award-nominated Coogler writes and directs the film, which was praised by co-directors like Spike Lee for being an “fantastic” feature that is crucial to film right now. “I don’t think this is a horror movie. I don’t know exactly what the word is but he invented a new genre,” Lee said Under Carmelo Anthony’s Wave Original “19:00 in Brooklyn” Podcast. “I think we need this movie now too.”
Carbon dioxide thanked his “cinematic influence” For the film, credit Lee for partly inspire it.
“I had a gift of the opportunity to make a movie inspired by my family and my ancestors, but it was always a movie that we wanted to do for the audience, in theaters,” Coogler wrote in a letter shared with IndieWire. “We always had our minds on you, the audience and felt a deep responsibility to entertain you and move you in the way only cinema can. I believe in cinema. I believe in that theater experience. I think it is a necessary pillar in society.”
He added the audience, ”We may not do what we do unless you do not show up. Seeing your response to the movie has revived me and many others who believe in this art form. And together maybe we can expand the definition of what a blockbuster is, what a horror movie is and of what an IMAX audience looks like. “
