Prepare your web-shooters, because Sam Raimi's iconic Spider-Man trilogy is swinging back into theaters this fall for a special limited engagement courtesy of Fathom Events.
The cinematic event kicks off on September 26 with the original 2002 Spider-Man, followed by a special treat on September 27. That evening, theaters will premiere Spider-Man 2.1 — a newly remastered 4K version of the extended cut featuring previously unseen footage, making its theatrical debut. The trilogy concludes on September 28 with screenings of Spider-Man 3.
"The original Spider-Man in 2002 revolutionized superhero cinema and established a new standard for comic book adaptations," Fathom Entertainment CEO Ray Nutt told Variety. "Tobey Maguire's portrayal continues to captivate audiences across generations."
"We're particularly excited to present Spider-Man 2.1 in stunning 4K for its first theatrical run - offering longtime fans a fresh experience while introducing new viewers to this enhanced version," Nutt added.
For those who can't make the initial weekend, encore screenings will run October 3-5, giving fans another chance to experience the complete trilogy on the big screen.
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Fathom Events continues its tradition of bringing classic films back to theaters, recently showing Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade in June with Clueless scheduled next. Upcoming re-releases include Rocky IV, The Sound of Music, Sunset Boulevard, and One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest.
Tickets for the Spider-Man trilogy event will be available starting July 25.
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