Will Six Days In August Really Play In Theaters?
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Will Six Days In August Really Play In Theaters?
The theatrical release of Six Days In August is just 4 weeks away. I just went to Megaplextheaters.com to buy my tickets, but Six Days In August is not listed as a movie that's playing at their theaters in October: https://www.megaplextheatres.com/movies ... -date-desc
So, I went to Cinemark.com to buy my tickets, but Six Days In August is not listed as a movie that's playing in October either: https://www.cinemark.com/movies/coming-soon
Does anyone know what theater(s) will be playing Six Days In August ?
So, I went to Cinemark.com to buy my tickets, but Six Days In August is not listed as a movie that's playing in October either: https://www.cinemark.com/movies/coming-soon
Does anyone know what theater(s) will be playing Six Days In August ?
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Re: Will Six Days In August Really Play In Theaters?
It's a bit too early for ticket sales, even larger movies like "We live in time" aren't on sale yet.
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I've heard idle rumors that the film will play at the Parowan Drive-In and Relief Society Bazaar and Swap Meet Grounds, but I cannot confirm.
AMC has a page on the film.
By the way, a new trailer has been released.
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AMC has a page on the film.
By the way, a new trailer has been released.
Life is good.
Posted from Home of Truth, Utah
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Re: Will Six Days In August Really Play In Theaters?
A great question, Stake President Wang Chung. As I recall, Witnesses also did not show up on the theater chains' websites until relatively late, though I may be misremembering that. Meanwhile, there seem to be ongoing budget concerns--particularly in terms of distribution. If they have failed to come up with the ~$500,000 they were trying to raise, then it may be that the film will be "doomed" to a direct-to-streaming / direct-to-video release. Or, it may be that it won't be a "national" distribution, and they will only screen it in theaters that are within the so-called "Zion Curtain."
Of course, there have also been rumors that the Interpreter fundraising team engaged in "malevolent stalking" of several wealthy LDS donors, and as a result, the Mormon donor community is clamming up and refusing to hand them any more cash.
Of course, there have also been rumors that the Interpreter fundraising team engaged in "malevolent stalking" of several wealthy LDS donors, and as a result, the Mormon donor community is clamming up and refusing to hand them any more cash.
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That makes sense, but We Live In Time is listed on both the Cinemark and Megaplex websites as a movie that's playing at their theaters in October: https://www.megaplextheatres.com/movies ... -date-desc
Maybe Six Days will be listed on their websites soon.
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It would be a lot of work, and probably not worth it. I would guess Six Days will have an extremely limited release, similar to countless other "arthouse" films that we never hear about unless we already know to look for them.Everybody Wang Chung wrote: ↑Wed Sep 04, 2024 10:03 pmThat makes sense, but We Live In Time is listed on both the Cinemark and Megaplex websites as a movie that's playing at their theaters in October: https://www.megaplextheatres.com/movies ... -date-desc
Maybe Six Days will be listed on their websites soon.
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Thanks for the link to the new trailer, Tom. It looks like they are really playing up the "homosocial" angle in those early clips, what with Brigham and Joseph embracing, and gettin' down to doin' stuff with wood! Nothing creates intimate male-to-male bonds like taking an axe to some hard, hard wood.Tom wrote: ↑Wed Sep 04, 2024 10:00 pmI've heard idle rumors that the film will play at the Parowan Drive-In and Relief Society Bazaar and Swap Meet Grounds, but I cannot confirm.
AMC has a page on the film.
By the way, a new trailer has been released.
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Meanwhile, I was shocked at the appearance of the sheriff's star at 0:48. My god....it looks like they got that particular piece of costumery out of a gumball machine--you know, those ones that spit out plastic egg-like containers with cheap-looking trinkets inside? Or could it be that they just cut out a piece of aluminum foil and drew on it with a magic marker? Whatever the case may be, I found it very distracting and anachronistic. Simply put: it looks fake.
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https://www.ksl.com/article/50177479/ne ... ch-leadersThe upcoming film "Witnesses" opens June 4 on more than 350 screens nationwide
I wonder if DCP will release information about the number of screens for this movie. It may be too embarrassingly low to mention.
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Interesting. Box Office Mojo reports that the film opened in 90 theaters.drumdude wrote: ↑Wed Sep 04, 2024 10:10 pmhttps://www.ksl.com/article/50177479/ne ... ch-leadersThe upcoming film "Witnesses" opens June 4 on more than 350 screens nationwide
I wonder if DCP will release information about the number of screens for this movie. It may be too embarrassingly low to mention.
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The distinction may be one of theaters versus screens, Tom. E.g., the film may have been showing on three separate screens at the theaters in Provo and Orem.
ETA: actually, the more I think about it, the more this seems fishy. I mean, how many of those 90 theaters were really showing this movie on multiple screens? 150 screens seems like a much more reasonable estimate. But, hey: you know the Mopologists and how much they like to exaggerate, whether it be screens or the length of scrolls or the number of legitimate Watson letters….
ETA: actually, the more I think about it, the more this seems fishy. I mean, how many of those 90 theaters were really showing this movie on multiple screens? 150 screens seems like a much more reasonable estimate. But, hey: you know the Mopologists and how much they like to exaggerate, whether it be screens or the length of scrolls or the number of legitimate Watson letters….
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