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Warner Bros. 100: Some of cinema’s greatest successes will return to theaters for the studios’ 100th anniversary. This is one of many planned initiatives.

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Warner Bros. 100: The Movies Return to Theaters

Warner Bros. chose A series of religious titles that will return to theaters to celebrate the centenary of the production company, officially incorporated on April 4, 1923 by the will of Albert, Sam, Harry and Jack Warner.

This particular review opened with The Wizard of Ozagain in theaters April 3-5, and will continue Superman (1978) directed by Richard Donner and starring Marlon Brando, in theaters April 24-26; Freedom Wings Written by Frank Darabont, and starring Tim Robbins and Morgan Freeman (May 8-10).

White House It will be in cinemas from June 26th to 28th, while from July 31st to August 2nd, we will be able to watch Christopher Nolan’s masterpiece on the big screen again, Interstellar. Again Nolan with Dunkirk, in theaters August 7-9. Let’s go back to 1973 with 3 from Operation DragonIn cinemas from August 14 to 16. Horror fans will be able to check out The Exorcist From 18th to 20th September.

Among the titles returning to theaters in the coming months, there will also be: Beetlejuice (October 23-25); Gremlins (November 13-15); fools (December 4-6).

Corey Feldman, Sean Astin, Ki Hwi Kwan, Jeff Cohen in a scene from “Goonies” | Photo: Getty Images

Celebrations over the 100 years also include the establishment Three squares Which will contain, broken down by era, the greatest hits from Warner Bros. Studios.

The box set is available from April 4th Classic Hollywoodwhich includes: White House; Fourth; lost youth; Singing in the rain; Cold Hand Nick.

The other two box sets will be released in the coming months. New Hollywood It will contain: The three from Operation DragonAnd The lost boysAnd Willy Wonka and the Chocolate FactoryAnd fools And The Exorcist.

These good guysAnd Freedom WingsAnd Unforgiven A Star Is Born And Elvis Instead they will be inside modern blockbusters.

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