@BigSledge03@DiscussingFilm There are some elements, since “The Holdovers” takes place during the era of Vietnam War, where Mary Lamb’s son died, and Angus is worried that he may have to go to the military school.
@mistabyruh@RegalMovies I did predict that this would get shown that day, so it wasn’t a surprise to me.
I thought the only options were either this or Netflix’s Nimona, but Ruby seemed more likely.
@mistabyruh@joshbecker659@RegalMovies I get it doesn’t have that huge marketing especially when compared to Indy 5, but it is still no doubt the biggest movie shown as a Regal Mystery Movie as of now. Aside from the marketing aspect, I’m saying that in general this doesn’t fit the small studio release category.
@mistabyruh@joshbecker659@RegalMovies There was the $70 million-budgeted theatrical movie “Ruby Gillman, Teenage Kraken” from Universal and DreamWorks Animation.
@LCJReviews@RegalMovies The Greatest Beer Run Ever began its limited US theatrical run on 9/23 but was shown as a Regal mystery movie on 9/26, before its 9/30 Apple release. Otto does has a 1/13 wide US release, and technically Regal didn’t say a ‘2023’ film so it’s not completely off the hook.
@carlosc19 @SaveArclight Just so happens that the 5th one is the only one with projector intact. Also on the website, there’s no LED info for auditorium 5.
@logan_swish@IMAX It just so happens that the stub doesn’t show full information. Avatar 2 didn’t have any IMAX 2D release as of now, and that theater has only played it in IMAX 3D (single laser), costing $26 on a Friday matinee according to online ticketing.
@joshbecker659@Kristen_b1130@RegalMovies As a limited release, yes, but not in terms of its January 13th wide release. “The Greatest Beer Run Ever” was a mystery movie on September 26th, before its exclusive release in select theaters started in September 23rd.
@420Guichard@RegalMovies Beer Run was actually shown as a Regal mystery movie on 9/26 before Apple’s 9/30 release. Its limited theatrical release began on 9/23. Spirited was a mystery movie on 11/07, had its theatrical release starting from 11/11, and released in 11/18 on Apple TV+.