Thunderbirds are Back in Cinemas for a New 4K Double Bill!
By - Fred McNamara
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Thunderbirds is blasting off back to the cinemas once again with a double-bill of two classic episodes restored in breath-taking ultra high-definition and 5.1 surround sound from November 28th!
Both of these episodes capture the thrilling futuristic jeopardy that Thunderbirds is beloved for. In Atlantic Inferno, Jeff Tracy takes a much-needed vacation - much to his annoyance! Eldest son Scott steps into the role of International Rescue's leader and must make the hazardous decision whether or not to intervene in the saving of the undersea drilling rig Seascape when it's devastated by runaway seismic activity. In Attack of the Alligators!, International Rescue encounter its most primally-charged danger zone ever when a revolutionary serum spills into swamp waters and triggers enlarging mutations in alligators.
Both of these episodes are currently available to enjoy on home media as our latest 4K collectors edition steelbook, presenting these classic episodes in spectacular visual and audio quality. For the first time ever, these episodes are presented in ultra HD with HDR and with the option of original mono soundtrack or newly restored 5.1 surround audio track. From drilling rig destructions to rampaging alligator devastation, every launch, rescue and explosion can be enjoyed in ultimate clarity.
The list of participating cinemas is being regularly updated - don't resort to sounding out a red alert if you don't spot your nearest cinema straight away. You can also reach out to your local cinema yourselves and request that they take part in this enthralling screening of classic Thunderbirds adventures!
5 comments
Hope these come to Middlesbrough.
I watched the two last year, they were brilliant on the big screen!
Hopefully Picturehouse will sign up to show this 🤞
Cornwall never screens anything off the narrow path, mostly months on end of run of the mill tripe.
Shame there’s no cinemas in Scotand and the furthest north is Bolton.
Was hoping to see it in Cameo in Edinburgh like with Space:1999
I don’t see no London cinemas doing this latest Thunderbirds Double bill screenings 🤨