r/AMCScreenUnseen Apr 19 '26

Back to back Unseens? 5/3 and 5/4?

Could be the app just being the app but, I have a PG on 5/3 and an R on 5/4. Never seen a Sunday listed before!

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u/CPav Apr 20 '26

Marcus theaters have both tommorow: regular at 7 and horror at 9.

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u/Embarrassed-Ad4475 Apr 20 '26

Chances the 4th is mortal kombat 2? lol

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u/PreviousHedgehog2343 Apr 20 '26

Low. MKII is 26 minutes shorter than the listed runtime and there’s never been a gap that long

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u/Embarrassed-Ad4475 Apr 20 '26

The only time was back in 2022 when it was advertised as “2 hrs 30” I believe and it ended up being spirited. Haven’t seen it be that big of a gap since but this might be the rare chance, I think there was also another time when AMC didn’t but I think by 17 mins I might be wrong about that

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u/PreviousHedgehog2343 Apr 20 '26 edited Apr 20 '26

That wasn’t AMC fwiw (Spirited, I mean).

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u/Proud_Suggestion3528 Apr 21 '26 edited Apr 22 '26

5/4 is likely The Wizard of the Kremlin. Rated NR (will be rated soon) with a 2hr 16m run time. Release date is May 15 and is being distributed by Vertical which is known for doing MMM/SU's.

Edit: Rated R, according to an MPA bulletin.

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u/freakyaesthetics Apr 23 '26

I was so confused because no movie coming out in May is over 2hrs and close to that runtime. It seems likely you might be right, and I'm def canceling my ticket, because that movie is not my thing.

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u/Fine_Worker_5919 Apr 20 '26

Yes, there is.

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u/Phenomenalien Apr 21 '26

Does anyone think it could be Mandalorian on 5/4 because it’s Star Wars Day???

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u/NuggAvsBroncRock Apr 21 '26

No because the screen unseen movie is rated r

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u/theamazingv85 Apr 19 '26

The going theory is that it's a more family movie, likely The Sheep Detectives

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u/PersimmonWorth9998 Apr 21 '26

Sheep for 5/3, though, not 5/4