Re-releases have become a genuine business, filling halls for films that are already on streaming and already on television.
Restored prints and anniversary runs let audiences see older films the way they were made to be seen, and give cinemas something to programme in a quiet week. Whether this is preservation, nostalgia or a shortage of confident new releases is what people disagree about.
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