1999, Marshall Mathers aka Eminem Landed like a bomb in pop culture. His album The narrow shady LP Was both a massive hit and exceptionally controversial, and it got him legions of fans around the world. In fact, his fans are so passionate that it is because of them that we have the hose term “punch” – a reference to the rapper’s 2000 -hit “town.”
After a quarter century, that love in the new big screen document is examined Punch. Between Taylor Swift’s success and Beyoncé’s concert films last year (the former was The most successful concert film of all time at checkout) and Popularity of Become Led Zeppelin among Netflix subscribersMusic and films have collided in a big way from late, and we get a special inner look at Eminem’s world later this summer Punch.
Domestic gets the doctor a limited theater edition starting on August 7 exclusively in AMC theatersAnd it will only be on the big screen for a single weekend (so you may want to mark your calendar now!). To qualify for awards, the film receives a week -long driving at the AMC Empire 25 in New York, and there will be at least two show times every day in each place.
As pre -examined in the trailer above, Punch Will not only examine the heights and flames of Eminem’s career – with a mix of archive films, interviews and recreations – but will investigate the intense relationship he has with his fans and which his fans have with him. (I take this moment to point out that the eponymous town of the Eminem track is an extreme compulsion whose story ends with a murder-self-murder).
Of course, this is not the first time Eminem has been presented on the large screen. When the calendar turns to November, Die-Hard celebrates the 23th anniversary of director Curtis Hansons 8 miles – A fictional film loosely based on the rapper’s life and early career in Detroit. When you look back on the movie it has one Outstanding Ensemble (including Kim BasingerBrittany Murphy, Mekhi Phifer, Michael Shannon, Taryn Manning and Anthony Mackie) and Oscar-winning song “Lose Yourself” is an All-Timer.
If you want to reserve your seats now, tickets to Punch is now for sale via the AMC Mobi app, The chain’s official websiteAnd through all the platforms where the theater’s tickets are sold. The movie will play in 135 places, so check out lists to see if it will play near you. The sound track for the documentary is now also available for pre -order, with a press release that promises to include previously unreleased tracks.