This weekend, with the cinema festival, a tradition is finally coming to Germany that has been celebrated in other countries for much longer. At the Saturday 10th September and Sunday 11th September you can watch all films in the participating cinemas for only 5 euros. The special price also applies to 3D screenings, extra-long films, etc.
we ask several highlights that will brighten up your weekend. All participating cinemas can be found here.
The cinema festival brings you the biggest blockbusters at a low price
Completely restarted Spider-Man: No Way Home – The More Fun Stuff Version. Even if you already know the MCU cracker, you can now watch an 11-minute longer version with many new scenes in the cinema.
Check out Yves’ video ranking of all Spider-Man films here:
From Garbage to Masterpiece – I Rank All Spider-Man Movies | Ranking by No Way Home
Also, Top Gun: Maverick is still in theaters. Even if the superior Tom Cruise action is now available digitally for home cinema, the mega hit is of course best enjoyed on the big screen with powerful sound.
Brad Pitt fans can still watch his latest blockbuster Bullet Train in cinemas. Here, the star gets mixed up with various characters aboard a bullet train in Japan, leading to have fun and rough fights leads. With Atomic Blonde and Deadpool 2 director David Leitch behind the camera, fun action is guaranteed.
Genre fans will also get their money’s worth at the cinema festival
If you’re in the mood for intelligent horror and lots of suspense with a sci-fi touch, you should definitely see Nope by Jordan Peele in the cinema. The new film by the Get Out and Wir genius unfolds in a packed hall with a mysterious story, fantastic pictures, many surprises and a great cast especially its effect.
Check out a Nope trailer here:
Nope – Trailer 2 (German) HD
13 years after Orphan, arguably the scariest orphan of all time is back. Isabelle Fuhrman plays the again iconic role of serial killerwhich also causes murderous escalations in the prequel Orphan: First Kill.
Many special screenings at the cinema festival in Germany
In addition to these regular film releases, many cinemas across Germany are showing special campaigns and screenings for the cinema festival. For example, some cities have a Top Gun double feature or retros with classics like Pulp Fiction and Mulholland Drive in program. The best thing to do is to see for yourself what the cinemas in your area have to offer for just 5 euros on September 10th and 11th.
What do you want to see at the cinema this weekend?