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Geoff Jones
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From: Broomfield, CO, USA
Registered: Feb 2006


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'Dunkirk' Marches Back Into Theaters With Imax & 70MM Runs During Thick of Awards Season

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Christopher Nolan’s $524M summer smash Dunkirk is heading back to theaters on December 1 with a re-release in 50 Imax and 70mm locations, It will arrive in 34 domestic markets including New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, San Francisco, Boston, Philadelphia, Washington D.C., Dallas, Atlanta, Toronto and others.

“With Dunkirk, Christopher Nolan broke new ground in the use of large-format cameras to create a theatrical event that demands to be seen on the largest possible canvas,” said Sue Kroll, President of Warner Bros.’ Worldwide Marketing and Distribution, who made the announcement today. “As we head into the holiday season, we are excited to offer audiences another opportunity to be swept up in this truly immersive moviegoing experience…whether for the first time or again,” said Kroll.

The World War II movie, a personal one for Nolan, follows the Miracle of Dunkirk, whereby close to 400K Allied soldiers were rescued off the northern beaches of France as German forces were closing in during the late spring of 1940. Hundreds of small boats, manned by both military and civilians, embarked on a desperate rescue effort, risking their lives in a race against time to save even a fraction of their army.


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Tyler Purcell
Expert Film Handler

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Ohh wow! That's pretty cool! I may go see it again in 5/70! [Razz]

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Jonathan Goeldner
Phenomenal Film Handler

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^^ between this rerelease and the Dolby Cinema engagement of 'Titanic'beginning on Dec. 1st ~ I'm in hog heaven.

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William Kucharski
Expert Film Handler

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From: Louisville, Colorado, United States of America
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Kind of late, but I just happened to be in SF, so I finally got to see Dunkirk in 15/70 at the Metreon and it was truly an incredible experience.

The beach scenes featuring a true IMAX screen and every grain of sand in perfect focus is simply something that cannot be achieved any other way.

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