Recalls Chadwick Boseman, 42 Films Released Again in Theaters
In 2013, the late Chadwick Boseman played baseball player Jackie Robinson in the film 42. And now the film will be released again through AMC theaters as a tribute to the actor.
As we all know, Chadwick Boseman died on August 28, 2021, after four years of battling colon cancer. Boseman has had a brilliant career in the film industry and has appeared in several blockbuster films.
But his name became more famous when he played the character Black Panther in the film Captain America: Civil War and later his own solo film.
AMC Cinema Will Releases Film 42
A little information for those of you who don’t know, 42 is a biographical film about Jackie Robinson, one of the best baseball players.
As a tribute to Boseman, the film will be re-released through AMC theaters throughout the United States. Launching from Variety, AMC conducted a poll on its social media to determine which Chadwick Boseman film you wanted to watch the most, besides Black Panther, of course.
From the poll, fans want to look back at Boseman’s appearance in the film 42. This film will later be available in 300 AMC cinema locations in the United States. Tickets for the movie will also be discounted at $ 5 starting September 1.
Final Tribute To Chadwick Boseman
The re-release of film 42 is an opportunity for fans to appreciate Boseman’s presence on the big screen. Boseman is an inspiration to many through the roles he plays and his heroic acts in real life.
Many of Boseman’s friends shared stories about their admiration for the actor. The cast and crew of the MCU also shared their condolences for the departure of Chadwick Boseman, from Robert Downey Jr., to the director of the Black Panther film, Ryan Coogler.
But with the pandemic still happening, it is possible that later Chadwick Boseman’s films will head to streaming services such as Netflix. So everyone can see Boseman’s greatness and inspiration on the big screen as a way to honor his departure.
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