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La Trilogie Spider-Man de Raimi de retour au cinéma

Auteur : Hunter Mise à jour : Sep 20,2025

Préparez-vous à ressortir vos lance-toilettes, car la trilogie culte de Spider-Man réalisée par Sam Raimi revient sur grand écran cet automne pour une projection limitée organisée par Fathom Entertainment.

Cet événement cinématographique débute le 26 septembre avec le film original de 2002, Spider-Man, suivi par une séance exceptionnelle le lendemain. Le 27 septembre, assisterez à la toute première projection en salle de Spider-Man 2.1 – une version remasterisée en 4K de la director’s cut, incluant des scènes inédites. La trilogie s’achève le 28 septembre avec des séances de Spider-Man 3.

*« La sortie de *Spider-Man* en 2002 a lancé le mouvement moderne du film de super-héros. L’interprétation de Tobey Maguire continue de toucher le public, jeunes et moins jeunes »*, a déclaré Ray Nutt, PDG de Fathom Entertainment, à *Variety*.

« Chez Fathom, nous vivons pour célébrer ces moments de culture pop. La première en salle de Spider-Man 2.1 en 4K est notre cadeau aux fans de longue date, mais aussi une belle découverte pour les nouveaux venus. »

Vous avez raté les premières séances ? Pas de panique : des rediffusions sont prévues du 3 au 5 octobre, idéales pour ceux qui souhaitent revoir les films ou les découvrir enfin.

La trilogie à ne pas manquer

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Fathom enchaîne les succès avec ces projections spéciales – après Les Aventuriers de l’Arche perdue en juin, des événements autour de Clueless sont également prévus. La liste s’allonge avec des classiques comme Rocky IV, La Mélodie du bonheur, Boulevard du crépuscule et Vol au-dessus d’un nid de coucou.

Réservez dès maintenant : les billets pour cette trilogie Spider-Man seront en vente à partir du 25 juillet – ne vous faites pas distancer lors de leur mise en ligne !

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