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So many films returning to Cinemas. So it isn’t just me that thinks that new films have been mid this year
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This was always going to happen eventually because this makes sense and definitely does get younger people going to the Theater.
They just waited for a quiet year for new releases to re release plenty of fan favourites.
I remember watching it for the first time in the theater. I was gobsmacked.
Right away I knew Danny Boyle and Ewan McGregor would achieve great things.
There's a whole bunch of Danny Boyle films coming to Cineworld in May: Shallow Grave, Sunshine, 28 Days Later and Trainspotting.
Wish they'd have swapped Shallow Grave for 127 Hours though :/
Can't wait to see a dead baby in stunning 4k.