Several movie classics are briefly returning to movie theaters before their Blu-ray editions hit store shelves. Warner's
The Exorcist will be screened (in its extended cut) on September 30. Fox's
The Sound of Music will be presented (as a Sing-Along Event) in nearly 500 select movie theaters for a two-night-only engagement on October 19 and October 26. And Universal's
Back to the Future will have two special screenings on October 23 and October 25th on 158 screens over 40 cities.
All guests to the
Back to the Future screenings will receive a full-sized poster commemorating the 25th anniversary limited release of the movie with their ticket purchase, while supplies last. Each theatre will also have special movie-related giveaways prior to the movie as a part of the experience.
The screening of
The Exorcist will include never-seen on-set footage and interviews with director William Friedkin, writer William Peter Blatty, actress Linda Blair, and other cast and crew.
The Sound of Music Sing-Along Event, in turn, will also include the exclusive featurette "I'll Sing Once More: The Sound of Music Today" that pays tribute to this timeless classic by looking at
The Sound of Music effects on popular culture.
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