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‘Ultraman: Rising’ Select Theatrical Screenings Confirmed

Ultraman: Rising is due for a superhero-sized release on Netflix in just under two weeks to much fanfare in the tokusatsu community. Because of the streaming release, speculation ran rampant for a while about whether or not there would be a theatrical release of the film so kaiju fans can experience the beautifully animated picture on the biggest screen possible. Thankfully, co-director Shannon Tindle has confirmed that yes, there will be select screenings at theaters across the country and abroad. Unfortunately, the list is small, but if you’re in the area, go attend and give Rising your support!

UNITED STATES

New York, NY
– Quad Cinema

Los Angeles, CA
-The Landmark Westwood
-Bay Theater – Pacific Palisades, CA
-Laemmle Glendale – Glendale, CA

San Francisco, CA
-Landmark Opera Plaza

Chicago, IL
-Landmark at the Glen

Dallas, TX
-Landmark Inwood

Atlanta, GA
-Landmark Midtown

Boston, MA
-Landmark Kendall Square

Washington, DC
-Landmark Atlantic Plumbing

Seattle, WA
-Landmark Crest

Miami, FL
Landmark Merrick Park

CANADA

Toronto, Ontario
-TIFF Bell Lightbox

Montreal, Quebec
-Cineplex Forum

Vancouver, British Columbia
-Cineplex International Village

UNITED KINGDOM

West End London
-Picturehouse Central

Central London
-Curzon Victoria
-Curzon Aldgate
-Curzon Camden

Midlands England
-Curzon Oxford

Northern England
-Curzon Scheffield
-Curzon Knutsford

Check with these theaters individually for screening dates. Ultraman: Rising will premiere on Netflix starting June 14, and is directed by Shannon Tindle & John Aoshima, with a screenplay by Tindle & Marc Haimes. The film stars Christopher Sean, Julia Harriman, Tamlyn Tomita, Gedde Watanabe, and Keone Young.

  • Jacob is a writer, convention programmer, and film fanatic. He currently serves as Editor-in-Chief of Kaiju United, overseeing the site and its collaborations with brands & studios. Outside of KU, he can be seen with his two cats watching horror movies, finding the greatest cheesesteak of all time, and listening to soul records.

     

     

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Jacob Lyngle

Jacob is a writer, convention programmer, and film fanatic. He currently serves as Editor-in-Chief of Kaiju United, overseeing the site and its collaborations with brands & studios. Outside of KU, he can be seen with his two cats watching horror movies, finding the greatest cheesesteak of all time, and listening to soul records.    

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