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The theatrical re-release isn’t as prevalent as it once was thanks to the rise of physical media and streaming. However, typically around Christmas and Halloween, theaters will be known to re-release certain holiday-themed movies, with a ticket price way lower than a new release. However, thousands of movies will likely never return to the big screen and that’s a shame.
So, the question I ask today is: what movies would you gladly go see on the big screen again?
I mean, the odds of Avengers: Endgame getting a 10th-anniversary theatrical re-release in 2028 are pretty damn high, but I’m still going to pick it. Especially if it means I get to see this Marvel movie in a packed house again. Of course, the excitement won’t be as high as it was in 2018 when we finally saw Cap lift Mjolnir or shout “Avengers Assemble” but it’ll be close enough.
So what about you, screenagers? What are some movies that deserve a theatrical re-release?
I’ll see you in the trenches.
