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    Limited Theatrical Release to Screen in Two Parts in Nearly 300 Theaters Across U.S. and Canada Source: FUNimation Entertainment press release Official Site: shingeki-seyo.com (Japan), attackontitanthemovie.com (US) Special Thanks to Scott Barretto FUNimation Entertainment announced today that tickets for the ATTACK ON TITAN (?????, Shingeki no Kyojin) live action movies are now available for purchase via the official movie website attackontitanthemovie.com. The new, two-part feature film is a limited theatrical release and will screen in nearly 300 theaters across the United States and Canada. In the U.S., Part 1 will play in theaters on September 30, October 1 & 7 and has an approximate running time of 98 minutes; and Part 2 will screen two weeks later on October 20, 22 & 27 and has an approximate running time of 87 minutes. In Canada, Part 1 will play in theaters on October 5 and 26 followed by Part 2 on October 22 and October 26. “The day ATTACK ON TITAN fans across North America have been waiting for has finally arrived. This is a limited theatrical release so I encourage fans to find their nearest theater and purchase tickets to both movies now,“ said Gen Fukunaga, CEO and founder of FUNimation. “A movie as colossal as ATTACK ON TITAN truly takes two parts to tell. Fans do not want to miss this opportunity.” The ATTACK ON TITAN live action movies are based on the popular manga series of the same name, which tells the story of a world where most of humanity has been destroyed by giants and where the last of mankind fights to survive behind three concentric walls -- walls that were once impenetrable to the giants. With more than 50 million copies in print today, Attack on Titan has also inspired four spin-off manga as well as a 25-episode anime series which FUNimation both simulcast and released on home video in North America. “We wanted to make sure that we could bring ATTACK ON TITAN to as many fans as possible and we’ve put together a great network of theatrical partners to do just that,“ said Mike DuBoise, COO of FUNimation. “That said, we know ATTACK ON TITAN will draw in people new to anime as well as fans of other genres like horror and sci-fi. This movie will not disappoint.” As part of the ticket sales launch, the new version of the official movie website will go live that includes a theater locator, additional movie info and cast posters, the theatrical trailers as well as extras including photo galleries from the movie, the world premiere in July and fan fun. For more information on the ATTACK ON TITAN live action movies, to locate theaters or to purchase tickets, please visit attackontitanthemovie.com. Tickets are limited. Like FUNimation on Facebook at facebook.com/funimation and on Twitter at twitter.com/funimation.


    About FUNimation Entertainment

    FUNimation Entertainment is the leading anime company in North America. FUNimation has a proven formula for launching and advancing brands. They manage a full spectrum of rights for most of their brands including broadcasting, licensing, production, Internet, and home video sales and distribution. For more information about FUNimation Entertainment and its brands, visit www.funimation.com .

    About Toho Company. Ltd.

    Founded in 1932 and headquartered in Tokyo, Toho Company, Ltd. is one of the leading entertainment conglomerates in Japan. Toho is best known worldwide as the producer of twenty-eight Godzilla motion pictures, based upon a character the company unleashed on the world back in 1954, and masterpiece films directed by Akira Kurosawa. Toho has been the number one distributor of motion pictures in Japan (both domestic and foreign) for over ten consecutive years since 2003.


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