Warner Bros has keyed up a re-release of Christopher Nolan’s Dark Knight trilogy in Hong Kong and Taiwan, ahead of the mid-July launch of the director’s latest epic, Tenet. The three films — …
Related Storyis currently still sitting on July 17 domestically with many offshore markets due to go day-and-date. There is excitement that the director, who is a huge proponent of the theatrical experience, could be the one to get the world back into cinemas. But the situation could still change. trilogy has grossed $2.
46B worldwide since 2005 , and the series has grown in Hong Kong and Taiwan as the markets have grown. These re-releases are not eyed as big money makers — rather they’re something to chew on for a perhaps skittish yet hungry audience before moviegoing comes back in earnest. Still, for reference, 2005’sgrossed $7.55M there with 2012’sand keep your inbox happy.
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