“Twilight” film to get one-day theatrical rerelease Nov. 19
Summit Entertainment announced today that it plans to rerelease the vampire-romance movie “Twilight” in more than 2,000 theaters for one day only on Nov. 19, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
That’s the day before the sequel “The Twilight Saga: New Moon” opens in even wider release.
“Despite the first film already being on DVD, fans across the nation have been calling out to see the film once again on the big screen, and the studio is honoring their request,” Summit said.
According to the trade publication, “Twilight,” the first film based on Stephenie Meyer’s super-popular four-book series, has made $191.5 million to date domestically and $383.7 million worldwide. When it opened Nov. 21, 2008, it topped the domestic weekend box office with $69.6 million.
The buzz is even bigger for “New Moon,” so don’t be surprised to see the sequel take an even bigger bite of the box office on Nov. 20.
Summit said “Twilight” tickets would be sold at a discount at select sites.
-BAM
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i like your informative post and definitely the movie was awesome so why not it gives the huge result in box office,it took $69.6 million.so good