So earlier today I was looking up if there was any news on Uru in Blue (hah, no), and found an article from August which mentioned that not only was Royal Space Force getting a 4K 35mm scan released on bluray soon, but that it would also have a theatrical

Royal Space Force Theatrical Showings
anon October 18 2022 05:19:31 No. 658

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So earlier today I was looking up if there was any news on Uru in Blue (hah, no), and found an article from August which mentioned that not only was Royal Space Force getting a 4K 35mm scan released on bluray soon, but that it would also have a theatrical re-release to coincide with this. I looked it up and the bluray is coming out on the 4th of November, but I can't find any more recent sources giving a date or locations for any screenings.

Anyone have any more info? I'd really love to see this masterpiece on the big screen and I don't want to miss what's likely my only chance.

anonOctober 18 2022 17:33:07No.659

>>658
You sure it didn't just mean specifically in Japan?

anonOctober 18 2022 20:49:43No.660

>>659
The site says nothing about being just in Japan, and the fact that they specify "Original 1987 Voice Version" seems to indicate that they AREN'T showing a dub, which would be a strange thing to clarify if it was just goint to be shown in Japan.
The site: https://v-storage.bnarts.jp/anime/etc-anime/180313/

anonOctober 18 2022 22:51:18No.661

>>660
Maybe look up cinemas around your local area and see which ones showed anime in the past. It could be shown at one of those places?

I know there used to be an cinema near my university that showed new anime movies when they released and I'd sometimes go to watch them, saw Lu over the Wall, Night is Short, Promare and Mirai no Mirai there and had a fun time with each of them. Not sure if they showed classics but they might've at some stage.

anonOctober 23 2022 15:03:27No.662

>>660
The "Original 1987 Voice Version" could also mean that they're not doing a redub (or using one if it's already been done) for the new release like what was done with Gunbuster for the theatrical release.