GKIDS has partnered with Fathom Events to host a limited theatrical release of Evangelion: 3.0+1.0 Thrice Upon a Time and several theaters in the Bay Area have made the list.
Evangelion: 3.0+1.0 Thrice Upon a Time will first premiere in theaters on November 30th in IMAX followed by a standard premier on December 6th. It will also be shown on December 8th and the 11th. Tickets for the premier are now on sale.
The following Bay Area theaters will be showing Evangelion: 3.0+1.0 Thrice Upon a Time. We have broken them up by date and marked if they will be showing the subbed or dubbed version.
November 30th (IMAX Version)
AMC Mercado 20 (subbed version) in Santa Clara
AMC Bay Street 16 (subbed version) in Emeryville
December 6th Showing
ShowPlace ICON Theatre & Kitchen (subbed version) in San Jose
Century 20 Oakridge and XD (dubbed version) in San Jose
AMC Mercado 20 (subbed version) in Santa Clara
AMC Eastridge 15 (subbed version) in San Jose
Century 20 Great Mall and XD (dubbed version) in Milpitas
Century Cinemas 16 (dubbed version) in Mountain View
AMC NewPark 12 (subbed version) in Newark
Century 20 Downtown Redwood City (dubbed version) in Redwood City
Century 25 Union Landing and XD (dubbed version) in Union City
Century 12 Downtown San Mateo (dubbed version) in San Mateo
Century at Tanforan and XD (dubbed version) in San Bruno
Livermore 13 Cinema (subbed version) in Livermore
Century San Francisco Centre 9 (dubbed version) in San Francisco
AMC Metreon 16 (subbed version) in San Francisco
Century 20 Daly City and XD and IMAX (dubbed version) in Daly City
December 8th Showing
Century 20 Oakridge and XD (dubbed version) in San Jose
AMC Mercado 20 (subbed version) in Santa Clara
AMC Eastridge 15 (subbed version) in San Jose
Century 20 Great Mall and XD (dubbed version) in Milpitas
Century Cinemas 16 (dubbed version) in Mountain View
AMC NewPark 12 (subbed version) in Newark
Century 20 Downtown Redwood City (dubbed version) in Redwood City
Century 25 Union Landing and XD (dubbed version) in Union City
Regal Hacienda Crossings ScreenX (subbed version) in Dublin
Century 12 Downtown San Mateo (dubbed version) in San Mateo
Century at Tanforan and XD (dubbed version) in San Bruno
Livermore 13 Cinema (subbed version) in Livermore
Century San Francisco Centre 9 (dubbed version) in San Francisco
AMC Metreon 16 (subbed version) in San Francisco
Century 20 Daly City and XD and IMAX (dubbed version) in Daly City
December 11th Showing
Century 20 Oakridge and XD (dubbed version) in San Jose
AMC Mercado 20 (subbed version) in Santa Clara
AMC Eastridge 15 (subbed version) in San Jose
Century 20 Great Mall and XD (dubbed version) in Milpitas
Century Cinemas 16 (dubbed version) in Mountain View
AMC NewPark 12 (subbed version) in Newark
Century 20 Downtown Redwood City (dubbed version) in Redwood City
Century 25 Union Landing and XD (dubbed version) in Union City
Century 12 Downtown San Mateo (dubbed version) in San Mateo
Century at Tanforan and XD (dubbed version) in San Bruno
Livermore 13 Cinema (subbed version) in Livermore
Century San Francisco Centre 9 (dubbed version) in San Francisco
AMC Metreon 16 (subbed version) in San Francisco
Century 20 Daly City and XD and IMAX (dubbed version) in Daly City
Rebuild of Evangelion is a cinematic retelling of the anime series while also introducing new characters to the story. The series brings together series creator, Hideaki Anno, along with the original writers and performers. The first film, Evangelion: 1.0 You Are (Not) Alone, was released back in 2007.
Neon Genesis Evangelion follows the story of Shinji as he is recruited to pilot an Evangelion into combat against the Angels. The series has been highly praised for deconstructing the mecha genre while also exploring complex themes. Among the themes explored are the meaning of individuality and personal choice.
To have an idea of the series, check out my review of the Netflix version of Neon Genesis Evangelion.
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Ok this is very helpful, appreciate it but why is the sub edition coming to IMAX? I don’t want to read on that big ass screen!