The magic returns to the cinemas. Warner Bros has confirmed the re-release of the complete Harry Potter saga To celebrate the 25th anniversary of the first film, the initiative, called 'Back to Hogwarts', will begin on August 27 and run until September 3, offering fans the chance to relive the young wizard's adventures on the big screen.
The main event will be the screening of 'Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone', which It will include 12 minutes of previously unseen footage Featuring behind-the-scenes footage and images from the filming, tickets for this special event will go on sale on July 31, as announced by the company on its social media channels.
A magical return to cinemas
The saga that marked a whole generation returns to the big screen at a time when Nostalgia and hype for the Potter universe are more alive than ever.The first film, released in 2001 and directed by Chris Columbus, introduced the world to Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, and Rupert Grint, actors who became cultural icons. Now, 25 years later, audiences can once again enjoy that story in cinemas across Spain.
Twelve minutes of unreleased material
One of the biggest draws of this re-release is the inclusion of 12 minutes of never-before-seen scenes which were not included in the original cut. This bonus content promises to offer a fresh look at the filming and the moments that didn't make the final cut. The news has been met with enthusiasm by fans, who have been requesting extra material from the franchise for years.
Furthermore, the 'Back to Hogwarts' event is not limited to the first film: The program includes the entire saga of eight films.allowing attendees to enjoy a full marathon or choose their favorite films. Theaters across the country have joined the celebration, and high demand for tickets is expected.
This re-release is part of a broader program of celebrations organized by Warner Bros, which will culminate with the premiere of the new HBO series based on the books, scheduled for December. Meanwhile, Potterheads have an unmissable date at the cinemas for to relive the excitement of the first Hogwarts letter and remember why this story remains so special a quarter of a century later.
