ROBOCOP Will Be Re-Released In Theaters For Its 30th Anniversary
As we celebrate Robocop's 30th anniversary today, Alamo Drafthouse has announced a special one-night only return to theaters for the Paul Verhoeven-directed sci-fi classic. Come take a look!
Today marks the 30th anniversary of director Paul Verhoeven's sci-fi classic RoboCop and to celebrate Alamo Drafthouse has announced that they will be re-releasing the film for one-night only on September 10.
Peter Weller will be in attendance at the special event, which is being live-streamed to theaters across the country from Dallas City Hall - the same place where production filmed its OCP Headquarters scenes. Weller will also engage in an audience Q&A following the screening. Additionally, since these are special Movie Party screenings, fans will also be able to pick up special movie props with their ticket purchase.
Tickets go on sale August 1. Check out the full release below:
Part man. Part machine. All awesome. The future of film screenings.
This September we’re marking the thirtieth anniversary of ROBOCOP, Paul Verhoeven’s wild cybernetic vision of future of law enforcement, with a once-in-a-lifetime livestream event broadcast from the real OCP Headquarters shooting location, aka City Hall in Dallas, TX.
And joining us? Part man, part machine, all badass, the first and the greatest RoboCop: Peter Weller! The icon will be there live and in person for a conversation and Q&A that’ll get beamed into ROBOCOP Movie Party screenings across the country.
That’s not all. Both the live event and all Alamo Drafthouse screenings are ROBOCOP Movie Party screenings, with special props included with the ticket so you can interact with the film.
Heading to Dallas for the live event? Get ready for the ultimate ROBOCOP experience, with OCP-approved photo ops, food trucks (in case you didn’t have your rudimentary paste), full bars with robo-cocktails, and the opportunity to watch the film at the site of RoboCop and ED-209’s final showdown. Oh yeah, and PETER WELLER will be there!
Would you buy that for a dollar? How about multiple? Grab your tickets now... you now have fifteen seconds to comply.
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