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The original post: /r/movies by /u/traumahound00 on 2024-12-27 06:17:59.

I just remembered that when I was in college, I saw The Two Towers over spring break 2003. It hadn't be re-released after the Oscars or anything special like that, it was just still in theaters 3 friggin' months after its release date!

I can't think of any movie anymore that stays in theaters THAT long after it first came out. Most movies post Covid are lucky if they stay in theaters for 3 weeks before they're made available to buy or rent digitally, unless they make a billion dollars at the box office or they're up for a boatload of Oscars, and then MAYBE they stay in theaters for about six weeks.