In an effort to bring cinephiles back to theaters, Batman Begins, The Dark Knight, and The Dark Knight Rises are headed back to movie theaters in Hong Kong and Taiwan as theaters start to reopen following closures from the COVID-19 pandemic.
The re-release of the popular Christopher Nolan directed trilogy comes as Warner Brothers is gearing up to release his upcoming film, Tenet in theaters in mid-July.
Batman Begins will play on the launch weekend for the re-release in the respective locations, The Dark Knight will play the following week, and The Dark Knight Rises will play for the finale week. Deadline reports,
“This is all in keeping with Warner Bros’ plans to bring back a number of catalogue titles around the world as cinemas ease into operations following closures forced by COVID-19,”
“In China, for example, WB earlier set plans for Harry Potter And The Sorcerer’s Stone to return to the market once movie theaters re-open.”