‘Rise Of The Planet Of The Apes’ now showing in PVR

The film opened with record weekend collection of Rs. 5.9 crores and is already running successfully on single screens.

Looks like it is one special Independence Day for Hollywood movie lovers as Fox Star Studios is bringing their highly acclaimed visual effects extravaganza ‘Rise Of The Planet Of The Apes’ closer to audiences. The film will now be showing at PVR Cinemas and some other multiplexes across India.

News is that audiences can now have the option of watching the successful reboot in the Apes saga in select city multiplexes,confirms Fox Star Studios.

After the spectacular opening of ‘Rise Of The Planet Of The Apes’ across single screens,the film will now also be showing at PVR Cinemas and other select multiplexes across India. We are glad that audiences from across the country are appreciating the film,and now they can have access to other avenues to enjoy the film as well, said Vijay Singh,CEO,Fox Star Studios India.

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‘Rise Of The Planet Of The Apes’,which opened with a record weekend collection of Rs. 5.9 crores is already running to packed single screen cinemas across India in not just English but Hindi,Tamil and Telegu.

Touted as one of the most entertaining films of the franchise,’Rise Of The Planet Of The Apes’,directed by Rupert Wyatt,has gathered a lot of Oscar buzz in Hollywood,for its spectacular special effects by Oscar winning agency Weta Digital,and Andy Serkis’ performance capture as Caesar,the ape,for the film.

Well,we are sure fans will be queuing up at theatres to enjoy this experience on this extended weekend.

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